I'm sorry
 

but I've taken to running in addition to cycling recently. Does this make me a bad person? Am I frowned upon by my fixed gear brethren? Will I be banished to the tri forum? If I must go to the tri forum I will go willingly but with a heavy heart as I've learned so much in the fixed/ss forum. So tell me..."Should I stay or should I go now?". "Don't blow no bubbles" am i "Banned in DC". Should i be "Sailin' on"? am I "Screaming at a wall"? are you "Seeing Red"?

it's cool with me.. but then, I'm not as hardcore as some of the fixies here.. hell, my fixie is still being built up... and I do run from time to time... got to do something when I can't ride my bike :-)

jeff

I just hope your hamstrings take the transition better...or that at least you're not sprinting

Heck, I've been running and cycling for years. I can't go to the tri forum because I can't swim!

George

MKRG, if you start doing cyclocross races on a fixie, you will be the coolest person ever to post in fixed. Do it brakeless, and you'll be untouchable in here.

running is closer to fg than is ms
 

Constant leg motion. No stopping. Grunt uphill. Either fight gravity, or submit to it on the way down. Minimalism.

My background is running (well; tri really); Part of the draw of the FG (to me) is that it is so similar to running. Much more so than riding a MG.

From what I see of everyone else 'reason to ride fg' they feel the same; they simply dont realize it if theyre not runners.

I run and I can swim, but you won't catch me dead in the Tri forum unless I'm baiting someone.

It's cool to do whatever you like - that's what fixed is about. On the other hand, if you start writing about your areo ti frame, carbon aero wheels built on Surly hubs, and how your speedlaced SPD-compatible combat boots help speed your transition times...Well, you might have to move.

No sense in running, unless you're being chased...I vote for a temporary suspension from the forum, followed by a three month probationary period, six phase review process, and potential future debarment.

Mr. Superchivo and Mr. Schiek are correct in their direction, and I would have to fall into line with them on this. Based on past input, you have lead us to believe that your intentions in this sub-forum were that of using a single gear setting on your bicycle. This new development, which dilutes the purity of cycling discussed in this sub-forum, is unacceptable and intolerable. We would appreciate a decision from you on where you see yourself standing in the near future: in a field of lycra, changing from swim gear to bike gear, or in a bar changing from PBR to Schlitz. We look forward to hearing your decision so we can take the necessary actions on this recent development. For your reference, we have assembled a crack team of professionals to make fun of you and possibly even show up at your Tri's to drink copious amount of beer and heckle you.

It'd be cool if someone won a triathlon on a fixed gear.

I would like to add while riding faster than most of the competitors.

Why did the Tri-geek start drinking light beer? He though it came in Ti cans.

*whew*
and here I was worried I was going to be the first person who made an arse out of themselves in here this morning
(Superchivo - you just made 'double-secret' probation)

There are some people from the past few days who easily carry over into this day way ahead of goatboy.

He was just talking about beating us to the punch this morning. We'll catch up.

sounds like pissin to me

Man, I sprained something yeserday. Now when I piss, it comes out in two streams and both of them lean to the left.

shake, don't wring it like a wet rag

If you shake it more than once you're playin with it.

Dude, I assume you are joking in this whole diatribe, but if you're not, just say: "p**s on them!"

Actually I'm just digging for a reason to do a midweek "PBR penance". ie: 1) Ride to bar 2) Drink as much PBR and Burger as you can for one hour(I can't afford Schlitz) 3) Hunt down and crush tri-geeks (or alternately metrosexuals in miatas) 4) return home a better, stronger, redeemed man. 5) No shower...the stench of beer, sweat, grease and car exhaust will continue your spiritual cleansing for several hours post-ride.

Miatas are girly cars, can't argue that. Great on a track, though.

Here we go with that car-loving crap again....

Just an observation, my friend. You don't have to drive one to know this sort of thing.

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