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02-01-08 | 12:55 AM

#26

shogun17

Sheldon Brown's posse

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From: Oz-tray-lee-ah

Bikes: BMC SL01, XtC, Rhythm GX and a frankenstein avalanche 2.0

I've been trying to make sense of that all morning. No luck.

Do more skids. They fix everything.

02-01-08 | 02:38 AM

#27

jodypolk

never eaten better listen

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i get the "turtle going into the shell thing" sometimes (especially lately, riding in the cold)", but never numb.

02-01-08 | 02:48 AM

#28

mr.pickles

All dill, baby

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From: Seattle, WA

Quote:

Originally Posted by jodypolk

i get the "turtle going into the shell thing" sometimes (especially lately, riding in the cold)", but never numb.

No joke. I've never tried the 'windproof brief' thing before, but lately riding in freezing temps I'm starting to think it might help keep the joy department happy & ready for, uh...joy back at the homestead.

awesome thread, btw.

02-01-08 | 08:43 AM

#29

NitroPye

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mr.pickles

joy back at the homestead.

I am officially using this phrase for coitus from now on.

02-01-08 | 09:00 AM

#30

I Like Peeing

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From: Philadelphia

Bikes: 1985 Pinarello Catena Lusso / 1983 Pinarello Montello / Raleigh Marathon / Camel Cigarettes conversion / 1957 Worksman cruiser / Puch 140 / Raleigh Grand Prix

Anyone recommend a particular pair of bike shorts that works for them that isn't crazy expensive? I love my SLR saddle, but I bet I'd like it even more if I had a nice pair of bike shorts.

02-01-08 | 05:47 PM

#31

xxsoultonesxx

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i scored nice ass gelly shorts at performance bicycle for $25. everything in there is cheap as ****

02-01-08 | 06:44 PM

#32

wroomwroomoops

Sir Fallalot

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Idea for new bike sticker: "My cock-blocker."

02-01-08 | 10:23 PM

#33

pinkrobe

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From: Cowtown, AB

Bikes: Titus El Guapo, Misfit diSSent, Cervelo Soloist Carbon, Wabi Lightning, et al.

This belongs in the road forum. Try standing up every once in a while.

02-01-08 | 11:35 PM

#34

cavit8

Shiftless bum

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From: Ottawa, Ontario

Bikes: Apollo fixed winter bike, Gazelle Cross, Baboe Cargo bike, Linskey Rouleur Road, Bridgestone Picnica, Tern C7, 2nd gen Strida

I'm not as good as I once was but I am as good once as I ever was.

02-01-08 | 11:46 PM

#35

RaeFixie

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Quote:

Originally Posted by teiaperigosa

is that thing jerkin off of me?

02-02-08 | 12:15 AM

#36

kidtwisty

Track Tricyclist

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From: bay area

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Originally Posted by RaeFixie

is that thing jerkin off of me?

at least it wouldn't get on you.

02-02-08 | 01:22 AM

#37

Suttree

some new kind of kick

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From: Smog Valley

Bikes: SOMA Rush, Miyata 912, Kogswell Mod. G, want a porteur bike

there must be a real thread on the medical
aspects of this problem and possible solutions
such as saddle choice, saddle angle, etc.

02-02-08 | 05:44 AM

#38

wroomwroomoops

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Quote:

Originally Posted by kaiju-velo

there must be a real thread on the medical
aspects of this problem and possible solutions
such as saddle choice, saddle angle, etc.

I remember there was a thread on prostate cancer early last year or so, righ here on SSFG, but who the heck can find it. People were incredibly serious in that one, no smartassery or any kind.

Yeah, cycling can lead to prostate cancer, if you were wondering...