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Saddle for non-Campy-equipped explosion-prone carbon bike
I need a new saddle. What should I get?
Further to this, say you get a new saddle on a carbon bike that doesn't have Campy components, so it's more at risk of frame failure both due to the carbon and probably because you have Shimano (or something) on it. What's the etiquette for a group ride when you need to blow a snot rocket but the other guys are yelling at you to hold your line, so you can't move over even though you don't want to smear the guy behind you? Won't the two contrary impulses negatively affect the consistency of your cadence at that moment, producing a slightly higher possibility of carbon failure in the frame? |
What?
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Flip it.
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Originally Posted by Stickney
(Post 13028831)
Flip it.
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****
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If you have a carbon frame, you have to replace it every 100 miles or it might asplode. Terrorists hijack carbon bikes and blow them up, because they look confusingly like 787 jets.
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Originally Posted by Stickney
(Post 13028831)
Flip it.
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Originally Posted by rousseau
(Post 13028807)
I need a new saddle. What should I get?
Further to this, say you get a new saddle on a carbon bike that doesn't have Campy components, so it's more at risk of frame failure both due to the carbon and probably because you have Shimano (or something) on it. What's the etiquette for a group ride when you need to blow a snot rocket but the other guys are yelling at you to hold your line, so you can't move over even though you don't want to smear the guy behind you? Won't the two contrary impulses negatively affect the consistency of your cadence at that moment, producing a slightly higher possibility of carbon failure in the frame? For some reason, when I read this, I visualized more of a pinball machine. **** |
It all depends on your average speed.
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Oh, I see. This is you being "funny".
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pissing my self laughin .
btw keep on trollin lol |
Originally Posted by rousseau
(Post 13028807)
. . . explosion-prone carbon
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If you could only have mentioned vaporware, this thread would have summed up all of the 41!
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This would all make sense if it was a pcad thread..
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Originally Posted by laserfj
(Post 13028942)
There's this movie where they look inside a guy's head and it's a casino going on in there.
For some reason, when I read this, I visualized more of a pinball machine. http://www.cs.technion.ac.il/~gotsma...her/world2.jpg |
Originally Posted by rousseau
(Post 13028807)
I need a new saddle. What should I get?
Further to this, say you get a new saddle on a carbon bike that doesn't have Campy components, so it's more at risk of frame failure both due to the carbon and probably because you have Shimano (or something) on it. What's the etiquette for a group ride when you need to blow a snot rocket but the other guys are yelling at you to hold your line, so you can't move over even though you don't want to smear the guy behind you? Won't the two contrary impulses negatively affect the consistency of your cadence at that moment, producing a slightly higher possibility of carbon failure in the frame? |
The original post is a good lesson for children to see recreational use of drugs is harmful to brains
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You just summed up the 41 in one post. We can shut this down now...
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We can has you stollen baby bike bolts! So, there!
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Originally Posted by Homebrew01
(Post 13029031)
It all depends on your average speed.
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Um, yes.
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Originally Posted by rousseau
(Post 13029718)
Tell me more.
Of course, anyone can go 40 mph if they just try hard, but keeping up a high average speed is the hard part. |
Just get one that fits is my advice.
This one looks perfect for a big old ass. http://affordable-mobility.com/stand...snr_07_big.jpg |
Much win this thread has!
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Depends upon whether or not you have latex tubes, and pure nitrogen fill.
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