Today I:
i smell bacon
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jdg goes fast and hard (twss)
I bonked last week on our 75 mile ride. But to be fair, all I had to eat that day was 1.5 slices of banana bread, a banana, some sausage links and some potato chips (lol my diet), and we spent 3 hours working on 90 kid's bmx bikes in the direct sunlight. Last five miles, and my body decided that hearing wasn't a necessary function. Lulz.
Did 75+ yesterday and didn't bonk, so I guess eating food actually helps. Who woulda thought?
I bonked last week on our 75 mile ride. But to be fair, all I had to eat that day was 1.5 slices of banana bread, a banana, some sausage links and some potato chips (lol my diet), and we spent 3 hours working on 90 kid's bmx bikes in the direct sunlight. Last five miles, and my body decided that hearing wasn't a necessary function. Lulz.
Did 75+ yesterday and didn't bonk, so I guess eating food actually helps. Who woulda thought?
Was a joke from another thread. Guess you might have missed it from this thread :
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...any-tips/page4
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...any-tips/page4
jdg goes fast and hard (twss)
I bonked last week on our 75 mile ride. But to be fair, all I had to eat that day was 1.5 slices of banana bread, a banana, some sausage links and some potato chips (lol my diet), and we spent 3 hours working on 90 kid's bmx bikes in the direct sunlight. Last five miles, and my body decided that hearing wasn't a necessary function. Lulz.
Did 75+ yesterday and didn't bonk, so I guess eating food actually helps. Who woulda thought?
I bonked last week on our 75 mile ride. But to be fair, all I had to eat that day was 1.5 slices of banana bread, a banana, some sausage links and some potato chips (lol my diet), and we spent 3 hours working on 90 kid's bmx bikes in the direct sunlight. Last five miles, and my body decided that hearing wasn't a necessary function. Lulz.
Did 75+ yesterday and didn't bonk, so I guess eating food actually helps. Who woulda thought?
Tonight my friend stopped by with her vintage Mercier road bike and we went for a nice 30km ride through the river valley... she wanted to go hard and fast so there was not much talking and chatting until I dropped her off at home before coming back across the city.
I love riding on Sunday nights... you have things to yourself on the road and it was nice to get the Proctor down into the valley to shake down the new drive train.
i smell bacon
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Was a joke from another thread. Guess you might have missed it from this thread :
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...any-tips/page4
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...any-tips/page4
jdg made me popcorn today cuz he doesn't trust me to carb load on my own, lol.
Aren't you asian?! Get on that ricecooker man! White rice and sausages - some of the best food for riding. I've decided to make little rice cakes for rides. Cheaper than clif bars. Time to experiment over the next few days.
Have been on a reduced carb diet for quite a few weeks now and have been surprised at how much more energy and stamina I have... have been riding harder, farther, and much faster and still have a long ways to go before I will consider myself "fit".
i smell bacon
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Awhile back when I did my 200k ride my buddy made a bunch of these: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UiuqIWGe_s
They were so good, I couldn't stop eating them.
Awhile back when I did my 200k ride my buddy made a bunch of these: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UiuqIWGe_s
HAHA! This Dr. Lim guy is the one who got me into eating white rice while on a bike. Back in the day when the "white rice is bad" craze hit the interwebs, I fell victim. I substituted all my white rice with brown rice.
It was a bad time for me. When you are an Asian person trying to cut out white rice, suddenly eating becomes more costly. When you have white rice as an option, everything falls into place. Some bonito shavings and an egg, and some white rice in the cooker, and you have a great meal. If you cut out white rice, things become challenging and you look towards... bread? brown rice? (blech)
I'm back on white rice, with plenty of energy while on the bike. I would never cut carbs from my diet considering how much I ride. If I do cut my riding, then of course I'd lessen the carbs.
Also...
Today I'm on day #2 off the bike. I've felt I needed to allow my muscles to heal, and this is the perfect time.
Right now the legs feel like cannons ready to go. But I won't rip into them tomorrow...
Today I'm on day #2 off the bike. I've felt I needed to allow my muscles to heal, and this is the perfect time.
Right now the legs feel like cannons ready to go. But I won't rip into them tomorrow...
HAHA! This Dr. Lim guy is the one who got me into eating white rice while on a bike. Back in the day when the "white rice is bad" craze hit the interwebs, I fell victim. I substituted all my white rice with brown rice.
It was a bad time for me. When you are an Asian person trying to cut out white rice, suddenly eating becomes more costly. When you have white rice as an option, everything falls into place. Some bonito shavings and an egg, and some white rice in the cooker, and you have a great meal. If you cut out white rice, things become challenging and you look towards... bread? brown rice? (blech)
I'm back on white rice, with plenty of energy while on the bike. I would never cut carbs from my diet considering how much I ride. If I do cut my riding, then of course I'd lessen the carbs.
It was a bad time for me. When you are an Asian person trying to cut out white rice, suddenly eating becomes more costly. When you have white rice as an option, everything falls into place. Some bonito shavings and an egg, and some white rice in the cooker, and you have a great meal. If you cut out white rice, things become challenging and you look towards... bread? brown rice? (blech)
I'm back on white rice, with plenty of energy while on the bike. I would never cut carbs from my diet considering how much I ride. If I do cut my riding, then of course I'd lessen the carbs.
By adding eggs (protein) and Bonito you add more protein and minerals that the white rice lacks.
DNF'd at the NCC Gravel Metric.
The temperatures spiked to 105-110F over the pavement today, and I didn't manage my calories/hydration/electrolytes properly. So I ran out of juice about halfway through and started puking at the 49-mile mark (actually 57 miles for me, since I missed a turn and racked up some bonus miles.) At least I got a couple decent pictures:
Assembling before the start. There were a couple of single-speeders and maybe one other FG bike.

My bike, waiting to ride E Gurler "road".

Similar, at Elva Road:

The temperatures spiked to 105-110F over the pavement today, and I didn't manage my calories/hydration/electrolytes properly. So I ran out of juice about halfway through and started puking at the 49-mile mark (actually 57 miles for me, since I missed a turn and racked up some bonus miles.) At least I got a couple decent pictures:Assembling before the start. There were a couple of single-speeders and maybe one other FG bike.

My bike, waiting to ride E Gurler "road".

Similar, at Elva Road:

I just got a new, weird, droopy-nose saddle from a friend and am going to test it out today. (Selle SMP TRK if you want to look it up.) If it works for me, she's selling it to me for $20.
Yeah, I'm trying to see if he's in that first pic... That might be him in the black kit talking to the girl in pink, to the left of the road sign, maybe? I need to see if he's wearing hi-vis sunglasses, LOL. Anyway, he seemed to be fine when I saw him last night, if a bit (a lot) sunburned. Oh also I think he fell asleep during the party. Made me feel like a wuss for being tired after my 35 miles yesterday morning.
I just got a new, weird, droopy-nose saddle from a friend and am going to test it out today. (Selle SMP TRK if you want to look it up.) If it works for me, she's selling it to me for $20.
I just got a new, weird, droopy-nose saddle from a friend and am going to test it out today. (Selle SMP TRK if you want to look it up.) If it works for me, she's selling it to me for $20.
THE STUFFED


Joined: Oct 2009
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From: San Francisco, CA
Bikes: R. Sachs Simplicity; EAI Bareknuckle; Madone Gen 8
I can finally go on with my life! Got off the phone this morning with a rep who coincidentally happens to be a cyclist and it turns out my bike was left on the tarmac most likely to a TSA hold up and wound up going on a free trip to denver after being missed by the ground crew. 
For the record I checked in 2 hours ahead of boarding with the bike loaded to TSA guidelines. My planned 3 day weekend's ruined but I'm just plain glad at this point. Not to mention a voucher covering my bike's fare and half of mine.

For the record I checked in 2 hours ahead of boarding with the bike loaded to TSA guidelines. My planned 3 day weekend's ruined but I'm just plain glad at this point. Not to mention a voucher covering my bike's fare and half of mine.
I have lived off white rice since moving out of my parents' house, it was still a staple then too. I'll only cut carbs if I start to gain a lot of weight. For now my commute (~100miles/week) and some other riding keeps me balanced.
Just had a nap, and during said nap I had the most crazy dream. Yes, I dream about cycling, and yes it sometimes involves people from BFSSFG. Whatever. Anyhow, in said dream I was riding around Boston with Scrod, Kaz, and our friend Cupcake (and yes, that is her real name). Went to elephant-trunk skid (something I'd never actually do, by the way) down a hill when my chain snapped. I somehow crash-landed on Kaz and killed her, then Scrod pulled a shotgun out of his backpack and shot me for killing her, then Cupcake beat Scrod to death with her U-Lock, which is hilarious because she's around Kaz's size, which is to say, "****ing tiny". So weird.
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Joined: Jun 2010
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From: Union County, NJ
Bikes: Dolan Pre Cursa, Cannondale R400
Today I finished up at my job of six years and I'm getting ready to move from NJ to Toronto. Excited and getting nervous.
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From: Alberta
Bikes: Specialized Tricross Singlecross, Fuji Tiara, Univega Alpina 5.3, Vitus 979
Today I returned from my weekend getaway.
Total recorded km: 120 km
Total elevation climbed: 1474m
Total recorded km: 120 km
Total elevation climbed: 1474m
THE STUFFED


Joined: Oct 2009
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From: San Francisco, CA
Bikes: R. Sachs Simplicity; EAI Bareknuckle; Madone Gen 8
today I got the roadie into ride mode. now I just need scrod to overnight me the bartape so I can stop being seen in public with this **** -- after I remove the reflector and replace the tape she should be gtg. had to replace the chain, other one was stretched to the max
no camo tape!!?!?




