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It was a slow burner but the original thread has now been closed as it's full. Just thought we'd start a 2nd edition to keep the lycra going.... |
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"It was a slow burner but the original thread has now been closed as it's full. Just thought we'd start a 2nd edition to keep the lycra going...."
We like to cycle during the summer - a nice hilly 10 miler to the naturist beach is a summer favourite. A least you aren't weighed down by wet swimwear on the way back ! |
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"It was a slow burner but the original thread has now been closed as it's full. Just thought we'd start a 2nd edition to keep the lycra going....
We like to cycle during the summer - a nice hilly 10 miler to the naturist beach is a summer favourite. A least you aren't weighed down by wet swimwear on the way back !"
Beach is 70 odd miles away for me  else would love to ride there strip off, soak up the sun the ride home |
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Lycra ? Not for me, strictly MTB (although, keep it quiet, I do have a road bike) |
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By *r SxxMan
over a year ago
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Still being a softie and not had a roadie ride this year. More and more tempted by zwift.
Looking at new mountainbikes though for Muddy winter fun and then some nice summer trails |
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"Still being a softie and not had a roadie ride this year. More and more tempted by zwift.
Looking at new mountainbikes though for Muddy winter fun and then some nice summer trails"
Mountainbikes are rarer than unicorns at the moment. |
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By *r SxxMan
over a year ago
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"Still being a softie and not had a roadie ride this year. More and more tempted by zwift.
Looking at new mountainbikes though for Muddy winter fun and then some nice summer trails
Mountainbikes are rarer than unicorns at the moment. "
Tell me about it!
Made the rookie mistake of seeing a spot on bike at a local shop, but then going, "I'll keep looking a little longer"........damn |
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over a year ago
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"Still being a softie and not had a roadie ride this year. More and more tempted by zwift.
Looking at new mountainbikes though for Muddy winter fun and then some nice summer trails
Mountainbikes are rarer than unicorns at the moment.
Tell me about it!
Made the rookie mistake of seeing a spot on bike at a local shop, but then going, "I'll keep looking a little longer"........damn"
Get a cyclocross bike! |
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By *r SxxMan
over a year ago
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Get a cyclocross bike! "
This could end up being an option... |
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over a year ago
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"It was a slow burner but the original thread has now been closed as it's full. Just thought we'd start a 2nd edition to keep the lycra going...."
I have lycra  |
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I do around 150 miles a week, all on the road.
Can’t beat a bit of lycra  |
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"I do around 150 miles a week, all on the road.
Can’t beat a bit of lycra "
That's decent mileage this time of the year. |
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Second hand bikes are also holding their own. Bought my bike at the start of lockdown in May and its gone uo a grand since. |
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By *atbifemCouple
over a year ago
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we are up for a cycling meet ... lycra and not much else when its warmer x |
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"I do around 150 miles a week, all on the road.
Can’t beat a bit of lycra "
Fair play - I’m at 120 miles a week most weeks all on road but taking a view today - it’s horrid out! |
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By *r SxxMan
over a year ago
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"we are up for a cycling meet ... lycra and not much else when its warmer x "
It's definitely something I want to arrange in the summer  |
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"I do around 150 miles a week, all on the road.
Can’t beat a bit of lycra
That's decent mileage this time of the year."
15 miles a day commuting helps... |
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over a year ago
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Really struggling at the moment. 12 hours at the dinning room table isn't helping. |
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Just about to do a team session on Zwift. Wednesday evenings are usually tough one's. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We are cyclists- road and Lycra type!
Zwifting a lot right now.
Love to meet other couples for spa hotel weekend, morning bike, afternoon spa, evening glamour. |
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over a year ago
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Just a TT on zwift  |
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By *rojan23Man
over a year ago
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Not too sure about the lycra but loving the mountain bike night rides at the moment |
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I'm road and also cycle to work on a hybrid.
Any fellow cyclist in the Midlands? |
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Love my road cycling (Mr)..nice to get outside in fresh air and enjoy the countryside, can't beat it...just wish Mrs would come..  |
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over a year ago
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"Love my road cycling (Mr)..nice to get outside in fresh air and enjoy the countryside, can't beat it...just wish Mrs would come.. "
I’ve tried to recruit the mrs too, worked briefly but no more |
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Just contemplating going out now but it’s very cold and frosty out there. |
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Any body for a cycle down Blackpool prom. |
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"Just contemplating going out now but it’s very cold and frosty out there. "
Harsh conditions today. Be careful if you do. We managed 60km yesterday and it was biting cold but today is much colder down south. |
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"We are cyclists- road and Lycra type!
Zwifting a lot right now.
Love to meet other couples for spa hotel weekend, morning bike, afternoon spa, evening glamour. "
opps
pretty much same as us , sounds great |
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"Just contemplating going out now but it’s very cold and frosty out there.
Harsh conditions today. Be careful if you do. We managed 60km yesterday and it was biting cold but today is much colder down south."
I did the same, took an hour to warm up after, I’ll find something on zwift later I think. |
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Road and ultra triathlete here (36 Ironmans, 2 doubles and a Deca Ironman to my name)
Used to do silly milages (1000+ a month) but now just potter round 200/250 a month
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Prefere the motorbikes much more fun and adrenaline |
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"Road and ultra triathlete here (36 Ironmans, 2 doubles and a Deca Ironman to my name)
Used to do silly milages (1000+ a month) but now just potter round 200/250 a month
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Take a bow. Hats off to you. |
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Well I got out and did 15 miles. I avoided the muddy paths and stuck more to roads. My feet are freezing. Lol. |
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Nearly went arse over tit getting to my bike this morning so build a rocker plate for the turbo trainer instead. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It was a slow burner but the original thread has now been closed as it's full. Just thought we'd start a 2nd edition to keep the lycra going...."
100 mile per week here plus running. Sporty couples that share Lycra pics on here are my go to profiles for a perve. Can’t beat a naughty Lycra or gym/running pic. |
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"It was a slow burner but the original thread has now been closed as it's full. Just thought we'd start a 2nd edition to keep the lycra going....
100 mile per week here plus running. Sporty couples that share Lycra pics on here are my go to profiles for a perve. Can’t beat a naughty Lycra or gym/running pic. "
Happy to oblige |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We road ride in Northumberland, anyone else up this way? |
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Hubby was cycling 100miles a week commuting to work before all the lockdowns.
Though at the moment he is more of a leisure cyclist |
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"Hubby was cycling 100miles a week commuting to work before all the lockdowns.
Though at the moment he is more of a leisure cyclist"
Fabulous profile guys x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Love my road cycling (Mr)..nice to get outside in fresh air and enjoy the countryside, can't beat it...just wish Mrs would come..
I’ve tried to recruit the mrs too, worked briefly but no more "
Cherry isn't keen on road riding but has really gotten into mtb. Need to get her a few bits of kit. |
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I’m looking to get into it. And I am currently looking for a single Flex bike at the moment |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I (M) mountain bike a fair bit! Thank god I live on the ard rock enduro route for anyone who knows what that is! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Yea got 40 mile in yesterday, the lanes were very precarious. Don’t get on the bike as much as I’d like or used to. But just something about the solace and simplicity of being out there in the country side on two wheels. Fantastic |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I (M) mountain bike a fair bit! Thank god I live on the ard rock enduro route for anyone who knows what that is! "
Ridden bits that way out previously. Never managed to get an entry for the enduro.
Was meant to do the naughty Northumbrian last summer. Fingers crossed for this year. |
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Too cold at the moment - all miles are on the turbo at the moment.
Does anyone get turned on cycling? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I’ve riden it twice and not come last.... 2nd last once tho |
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Took my road bike out for a spin yesterday.... think I need better gloves.... hands were ice blocks. Was having trouble using breaks and did not sift gear for around 5 miles... interesting as the final section home is always a hill.
2 hours in hot bath to defrost and loads of carbs and chocolate....
Might be a while before I consider it again lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I do around 150 miles a week, all on the road.
Can’t beat a bit of lycra
That's decent mileage this time of the year."
That is a lot of millage this time of year. I'm normally around 30-50miles a week. Sometimes head your way. |
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"Anyone in swadlincote area?"
I’ve ridden around there, done quite a few Trent Valley rides.
Not for a while though. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Averaging about 110 miles a week at the moment but 80% on the turbo |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Stuck in the man cave for some time to come with the company of the weeer from the turbo, Netflix and Zwift keeping my sane....
Ohh for the open road |
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Proper can’t be arsed with the Turbo.
I’ll be starting again from scratch when I get out again. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Proper can’t be arsed with the Turbo.
I’ll be starting again from scratch when I get out again. "
Done that too many times, spend all year getting back to where you was  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I shall be out shortly, once I'm happy most of the ice has melted. If you spot me, you can book me for a post covid ride! |
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"Proper can’t be arsed with the Turbo.
I’ll be starting again from scratch when I get out again.
Done that too many times, spend all year getting back to where you was "
Agreed. It's all about routine - I just watch an episode of a boxset a day whilst on the trainer. It just becomes an automatic part of your day, and it means that come April I won't be starting from scratch. |
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Still managing to mix it up between the turbo and the open road. Remember that winter miles equals summer smiles. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Smashing it on strav |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Afternoon all,roadie and mtb'er |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Lycra ? Not for me, strictly MTB (although, keep it quiet, I do have a road bike)"
Its goid to have mtb baggies but lycra is sexy lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"we are up for a cycling meet ... lycra and not much else when its warmer x "
Would love to have a cycling meet with you, do you have any events planned? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Just about to do a team session on Zwift. Wednesday evenings are usually tough one's."
Could i join you on zwift sometime? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I love cycling , i have my road bike , Giant . My Mountain bike, Scott ans my old faithful viking on the Turbo trainer |
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Hi - I used to be a cycle courier in London for years, but just ride for fun now. Still have the same track bike and love it. I’m always up for a spin out if anything’s ever organised? |
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By *stonMTMan
over a year ago
cleveland |
Personally hate turbo trainers bought a good spin bike instead |
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"Still managing to mix it up between the turbo and the open road. Remember that winter miles equals summer smiles."
Absolutely - keep at it folks in whatever way you can. I did 25 miles in a late lunch/pre darkness to get out in daylight on gritted roads and loved it - hate to think where I’d be without my bike! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I’m on my Turbo and Zwift as I’m not risking a trip to the hospital. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I should treat myself to a bike with suspension as I'm mostly trails & towpaths. Rattling my bits at the moment..might be a lockdown present to myself.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I’m on my Turbo and Zwift as I’m not risking a trip to the hospital. "
Exactly my thinking, although racing on zwift last night I thought I’d need a medic after |
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"Still being a softie and not had a roadie ride this year. More and more tempted by zwift.
Looking at new mountainbikes though for Muddy winter fun and then some nice summer trails
Mountainbikes are rarer than unicorns at the moment. "
Until lockdown lifts then e bay will be full of them |
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"I’m on my Turbo and Zwift as I’m not risking a trip to the hospital.
Exactly my thinking, although racing on zwift last night I thought I’d need a medic after "
We use Zwift too but haven’t tried any of the races, what type of wattage are you averaging in your races? |
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"I’m on my Turbo and Zwift as I’m not risking a trip to the hospital.
Exactly my thinking, although racing on zwift last night I thought I’d need a medic after
We use Zwift too but haven’t tried any of the races, what type of wattage are you averaging in your races?"
The races are based on w/kg not just watts, I’m racing in B (3.1-3.9). Last night was 285w for 57 mins
Sunday 315w for 22 mins but I was flagged for that as it was 4.2w/kg. |
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"Anyone in swadlincote area?"
I lived in swad for years, visit my parents there at least once a week |
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"I’m on my Turbo and Zwift as I’m not risking a trip to the hospital.
Exactly my thinking, although racing on zwift last night I thought I’d need a medic after
We use Zwift too but haven’t tried any of the races, what type of wattage are you averaging in your races?
The races are based on w/kg not just watts, I’m racing in B (3.1-3.9). Last night was 285w for 57 mins
Sunday 315w for 22 mins but I was flagged for that as it was 4.2w/kg. "
That’s impressive. So you can easily do ADZ in under an hour
My ftp is 235 so not at your level yet |
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"I’m on my Turbo and Zwift as I’m not risking a trip to the hospital.
Exactly my thinking, although racing on zwift last night I thought I’d need a medic after
We use Zwift too but haven’t tried any of the races, what type of wattage are you averaging in your races?
The races are based on w/kg not just watts, I’m racing in B (3.1-3.9). Last night was 285w for 57 mins
Sunday 315w for 22 mins but I was flagged for that as it was 4.2w/kg.
That’s impressive. So you can easily do ADZ in under an hour
My ftp is 235 so not at your level yet "
Getting under the hour is more about weight, I’ve done a 59:10 on my last go but I’m 76kg, ftp is 305.
A mate flies up in 54 but he’s 62kg with same ftp as you. |
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By *assoMan
over a year ago
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Runner and ocassional cyclist here mainly in the summer. Took it up when I had a running injury abt 3 years ago.
Sometimes go to work by bike in the summer, used to be 36 miles each way. Now only 21 miles each way as moved job.
Done the London Prudential 100 in 2019 and another classic. |
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Anyone been brave or stupid enough to get out on the road today? This will be the first weekend for a while where we've not managed to get out. |
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Hi - personally I’m a little weather shy these days, but early tomorrow looks great so will be out then for sure... I need to invest in decent gloves - rode last Saturday and lost the use of my hands for about 30 mins.... not ideal!
A turn in the weather would be good soon so hope you both can get out! |
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"Anyone been brave or stupid enough to get out on the road today? This will be the first weekend for a while where we've not managed to get out."
I managed a lovely 42 miles on Thursday, around Braintree& Chelmsford, very rural out there. Too wet & windy today though.
Roll on longer days when I can cycle to London |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Anyone been brave or stupid enough to get out on the road today? This will be the first weekend for a while where we've not managed to get out."
Nope, stupidly agreed to a 48 mile zwift race which was horrendous, mid field finish. |
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By *pandjMan
over a year ago
Sparkford |
Went out for an hour yesterday and two this morning on my road bike.
Got caught in a hail shower today and ended up with a penis like an inside out mole rat. |
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Campag,shimano or Sram,which one should i go for? |
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"Campag,shimano or Sram,which one should i go for?"
Shimano or SRAM, Di2 or Red etap. Not all mechanics have the tools for Campag. My mate is Campag though and wouldn't have anything else, but he is a bit weird. |
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I like riding bikes... wait wrong kind haha  |
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"Campag,shimano or Sram,which one should i go for?
Shimano or SRAM, Di2 or Red etap. Not all mechanics have the tools for Campag. My mate is Campag though and wouldn't have anything else, but he is a bit weird."
I'm definitely a shimano man, saying that my rocky mountain came with SRAM. |
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"Campag,shimano or Sram,which one should i go for?
Shimano or SRAM, Di2 or Red etap. Not all mechanics have the tools for Campag. My mate is Campag though and wouldn't have anything else, but he is a bit weird.
I'm definitely a shimano man, saying that my rocky mountain came with SRAM. "
But how do you adjust the fucking things? It’s a black art! |
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"Campag,shimano or Sram,which one should i go for?
Shimano or SRAM, Di2 or Red etap. Not all mechanics have the tools for Campag. My mate is Campag though and wouldn't have anything else, but he is a bit weird.
I'm definitely a shimano man, saying that my rocky mountain came with SRAM.
But how do you adjust the fucking things? It’s a black art! "
What adjust a regular cable operated rear mech? |
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"Campag,shimano or Sram,which one should i go for?
Shimano or SRAM, Di2 or Red etap. Not all mechanics have the tools for Campag. My mate is Campag though and wouldn't have anything else, but he is a bit weird.
I'm definitely a shimano man, saying that my rocky mountain came with SRAM.
But how do you adjust the fucking things? It’s a black art!
What adjust a regular cable operated rear mech? "
I’m worried I make it worse |
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"Campag,shimano or Sram,which one should i go for?
Shimano or SRAM, Di2 or Red etap. Not all mechanics have the tools for Campag. My mate is Campag though and wouldn't have anything else, but he is a bit weird.
I'm definitely a shimano man, saying that my rocky mountain came with SRAM.
But how do you adjust the fucking things? It’s a black art!
What adjust a regular cable operated rear mech?
I’m worried I make it worse "
Easiest way is to drop the meck into the smallest sprocket and undo the cable. You want to pull it finger tight though the mech and tighten up. Click up the gears and if it's not quite shifting up (click click sounds) wind the barrel adjuster out (maybe one one the mech, shifter or downtube on the frame on a road bike)
Check out how to vids to on you tube. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I do a bit of mtb and road cycling, though not as much as I'd like recently |
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"Campag,shimano or Sram,which one should i go for?"
Shimano
If only for ease of replacement parts
I've tried SRAM, & couldn't get on with the shifters
The phrase was
'Campag Wears In
Shimano Wears Out'
Not nowadays, the derailleurs on my work bike haven't been adjusted in over 3 years
It gets used '365', & also some woodland/bridleaway riding too
To the extent that the mudguards clog, & the wheels barely turn |
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I'm thinking campag,as they reckon the hoods are more ergonomic,i get rheumatism in my hands[probably to much wanking],not sure about the thumb button to drop down through the gears though,i take your point about shimano being cheaper/easier to fix,but campag is sexier,right??? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm thinking campag,as they reckon the hoods are more ergonomic,i get rheumatism in my hands[probably to much wanking],not sure about the thumb button to drop down through the gears though,i take your point about shimano being cheaper/easier to fix,but campag is sexier,right???"
I think the top end of campag is nice to use where as 105/ultegra/dura ace all feel similar. I’ve had campy and shimano and didn’t notice much of a difference in the hoods really |
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Hoods have certainly got bigger on Shimano
I still have one of my road-bikes, from 1994, & the 8-speed Ultegra STI is tiny compared to the 2007 Ultegra (STI) 10-speed on my CX bike
Others here;
2010 Ridley (Ultegra STI, 10-speed, getting bigger/longer)
2013 Ribble 'blue' (Tiagra 10-speed, nice to hold)
2015 Ribble HF83 (Ultegra 11-speed, getting too long)
2017 Ribble CGR (Ultegra hydraulic 'brifters') now it's getting silly!!
But.... the plumbing has to go somewhere!!! |
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I'm thinking campag centaur,i know its not top of the range,more similar to shimano 105,the the last time i had a road bike they still had downtube shifters so this is all new to me,on a different note does anyone watch the GCN channel on youtube,i really have a thing about Manon Lloyd |
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By *artyn90Man
over a year ago
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Got my first bike in years last year during lockdown and have fallen back in love!!! Have become a a latex loon and everything...
Did not even cross my mind that these 2 hobbie could mix haha |
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I got fed up of Zwift and have been inactive for too long.
I need to get back on the bike but all my rides need a damned good servicing.
Hopefully the weather will improve soon! |
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By *m6469Couple
over a year ago
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Male half cycle to work when the weather is ok doing around 125 a week |
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Upgraded to a Cube Agree with Electronic shifters last summer, lockdown was great managed to get out for 50 miles every morning. But I'm in hiding till March & we're over the hump by Aug may look into a long ride down to Barcelona. |
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Bikes need a service when the weather improves so we can get out.
Missing the Dunwich Dynamo, suspect it'll be 2022 for next time on that.
Hopefully a few sportives around the country though this year....fingers crossed
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"Upgraded to a Cube Agree with Electronic shifters last summer, lockdown was great managed to get out for 50 miles every morning. But I'm in hiding till March & we're over the hump by Aug may look into a long ride down to Barcelona."
Lucy Charles-Barclay has just switched from Specialized to Cube. New sponsor. |
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"Got my first bike in years last year during lockdown and have fallen back in love!!! Have become a a latex loon and everything...
Did not even cross my mind that these 2 hobbie could mix haha"
Isn't riding in latex rather sweaty?
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Any other Bromptoneers on fab? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"We road ride in Northumberland, anyone else up this way?"
Decent road routes in Northumberland? I’m a little further South |
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over a year ago
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I need to get my cycling mojo back(although pulled calf running, might be back cycling first) not one for glove wearing and long lycra...more a fair weather cyclist.....how do I get my mojo back? |
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"I need to get my cycling mojo back(although pulled calf running, might be back cycling first) not one for glove wearing and long lycra...more a fair weather cyclist.....how do I get my mojo back? "
Pick the right day and just ride, you’ll soon remember why you liked it, maybe just avoid big hills on day 1. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I love cycling. A couple of hours off road every other day. A chance to get outdoors, (usually) get muddy, and clear my mind.
The only chance I every get to ride anything, other than my motorbike. |
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Luv a ride been awhile |
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"Went out for an hour yesterday and two this morning on my road bike.
Got caught in a hail shower today and ended up with a penis like an inside out mole rat. "
Been there many times
Snow, sleet, hail
There's times l've raced Cyclo-Cross, & finished, & had to have my shoes/gloves removed for me, as l didn't have the manual dexterity to do so, due to numb fingers
Likewise, when l was fitter, & competed in fell-races, some of those were grim
I remember a couple that were almost cancelled due to the snow, & the prospect of competitors/signers-on not being able to get to the venue!!
Two hours in (race) shorts running around a moor certainly makes it disappear!!! |
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By *nasuitMan
over a year ago
Ruislip |
I don't mind riding in all sorts of weather both road and off road. My main problem on the road bike this time of year is lack of mudguards and how shitty it all gets from wet roads. |
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over a year ago
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Anyone cycle around Draycott water? |
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By *nasuitMan
over a year ago
Ruislip |
"Campag,shimano or Sram,which one should i go for?
Shimano or SRAM, Di2 or Red etap. Not all mechanics have the tools for Campag. My mate is Campag though and wouldn't have anything else, but he is a bit weird."
Loving Di2 on the road bike now it just works really well compared with having to keep adjusting cables, and the synchro shift features as well. |
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"I don't mind riding in all sorts of weather both road and off road. My main problem on the road bike this time of year is lack of mudguards and how shitty it all gets from wet roads."
Mudguards stay on my work-bike '365', plus good sized flaps
There's been cases of E-coli, with no 'guards in rural areas (or on bridleways)
https://www.barfblog.com/2015/03/beware-the-mud-moun
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By *pandjMan
over a year ago
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"Went out for an hour yesterday and two this morning on my road bike.
Got caught in a hail shower today and ended up with a penis like an inside out mole rat.
Been there many times
Snow, sleet, hail
There's times l've raced Cyclo-Cross, & finished, & had to have my shoes/gloves removed for me, as l didn't have the manual dexterity to do so, due to numb fingers
Likewise, when l was fitter, & competed in fell-races, some of those were grim
I remember a couple that were almost cancelled due to the snow, & the prospect of competitors/signers-on not being able to get to the venue!!
Two hours in (race) shorts running around a moor certainly makes it disappear!!! "
Did an xc race and at the end a load of Ghurkas were bird bathing themselves and their bikes in the car park puddles. I went back to the accom I'd booked and had a nice shower. |
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Don't want to upset anyone can a triathlete join
Promise to stay off the tri bars if in a group |
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over a year ago
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Road and mountain biking here. Also done a few sprint distance triathlons as well. Really missing mountain biking at the moment. Nowhere that’s local to me. I’d usually be at llandegla forest but I’m not crossing the border and it’s too far for the moment. |
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"Don't want to upset anyone can a triathlete join
Promise to stay off the tri bars if in a group "
As long as you don’t talk about running or swimming |
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"we are up for a cycling meet ... lycra and not much else when its warmer x "
So what constitutes a good venue for a cycling meet? Accessible by bike and discreet ..... not as easy as it sounds I suspect |
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"we are up for a cycling meet ... lycra and not much else when its warmer x
So what constitutes a good venue for a cycling meet? Accessible by bike and discreet ..... not as easy as it sounds I suspect "
Presumably
I've managed it before, in woodland, with a myriad of paths
Plus, it was away from road-noise, so voices/trodden on branches could be heard |
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"Don't want to upset anyone can a triathlete join
Promise to stay off the tri bars if in a group
As long as you don’t talk about running or swimming "
Don't know what you mean
We are known for being shy and not interested in talking about triathlon |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Love a good cycle. Just bought myself a Gravel bike for winter riding and loving it. Missed my annual trip to Gran Canaria for some cycling in the sun but there's always next year. |
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"we are up for a cycling meet ... lycra and not much else when its warmer x
So what constitutes a good venue for a cycling meet? Accessible by bike and discreet ..... not as easy as it sounds I suspect "
Well I’ve had a blowjob in a camper van at llandegla forest next to the visitors centre. |
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over a year ago
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Spending most of my time on Zwift at the moment but looking forward to getting out on the roads soon. Doing a 24hr 300mile ride in the summer so need plenty of miles in the legs for that |
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"we are up for a cycling meet ... lycra and not much else when its warmer x
So what constitutes a good venue for a cycling meet? Accessible by bike and discreet ..... not as easy as it sounds I suspect
Well I’ve had a blowjob in a camper van at llandegla forest next to the visitors centre. "
Think mountain biking is more conducive for fun mid ride. |
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"we are up for a cycling meet ... lycra and not much else when its warmer x
So what constitutes a good venue for a cycling meet? Accessible by bike and discreet ..... not as easy as it sounds I suspect
Well I’ve had a blowjob in a camper van at llandegla forest next to the visitors centre.
Think mountain biking is more conducive for fun mid ride. "
You're probably right, I can't imagine doing a decent ride and stopping for anything other than coffee and cake. Save any fun for after we're back and showered. |
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"we are up for a cycling meet ... lycra and not much else when its warmer x
So what constitutes a good venue for a cycling meet? Accessible by bike and discreet ..... not as easy as it sounds I suspect
Well I’ve had a blowjob in a camper van at llandegla forest next to the visitors centre.
Think mountain biking is more conducive for fun mid ride.
You're probably right, I can't imagine doing a decent ride and stopping for anything other than coffee and cake. Save any fun for after we're back and showered. "
Can’t imagine chamois cream tastes very nice either |
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By *360Man
over a year ago
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She is very cute especially in lycra |
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By *360Man
over a year ago
Nottingham |
"I'm thinking campag centaur,i know its not top of the range,more similar to shimano 105,the the last time i had a road bike they still had downtube shifters so this is all new to me,on a different note does anyone watch the GCN channel on youtube,i really have a thing about Manon Lloyd "
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over a year ago
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Been enjoying more on my road bike around the Cotswolds recently....super muddy for my MTB....but who does enjoy a good filthy ride in the woods!!  |
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"Hoods have certainly got bigger on Shimano
I still have one of my road-bikes, from 1994, & the 8-speed Ultegra STI is tiny compared to the 2007 Ultegra (STI) 10-speed on my CX bike
Others here;
2010 Ridley (Ultegra STI, 10-speed, getting bigger/longer)
2013 Ribble 'blue' (Tiagra 10-speed, nice to hold)
2015 Ribble HF83 (Ultegra 11-speed, getting too long)
2017 Ribble CGR (Ultegra hydraulic 'brifters') now it's getting silly!!
But.... the plumbing has to go somewhere!!!"
I still ride my Harry Quinn. I built it as a 21st birthday present to myself, on one of his courses. Kitted out with campag record, CDA, chorus bits and pieces. |
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By *loriaJTV/TS
over a year ago
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I was out on my road bike on Sunday (bitterly cold) and monday ( a bit better) but we're under 4 inches of snow here now so having a break from it.There;s still some flooded roads here too. |
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further south its 10 deg C and dry.. went out yesterday loads of water about but mild and sunny. really enjoyed it.. next week looks like a turbo week !! zzzzz
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" I was out on my road bike on Sunday (bitterly cold) and monday ( a bit better) but we're under 4 inches of snow here now so having a break from it.There;s still some flooded roads here too."
My ride to work yesterday was interesting!!!!!!
Comimg home though, at 20:00, was like riding along a river |
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By *loriaJTV/TS
over a year ago
Leeds |
Yes, my ride past Fairburn Ings had to stop when the road disappeared. Quite a bit of ice and mud too - have to wash my tights every time I go out |
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" Yes, my ride past Fairburn Ings had to stop when the road disappeared. Quite a bit of ice and mud too - have to wash my tights every time I go out"
Newton Lane was still closed on Monday
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"She is very cute especially in lycra "
Wonder if i'll look cute in lycra?  |
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over a year ago
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"It was a slow burner but the original thread has now been closed as it's full. Just thought we'd start a 2nd edition to keep the lycra going....
100 mile per week here plus running. Sporty couples that share Lycra pics on here are my go to profiles for a perve. Can’t beat a naughty Lycra or gym/running pic. "
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POLICE REPORT for Missing Wife.
Husband: My wife is missing. She went mountain biking yesterday and has not come home!
Officer: Age?
Husband: I'm not sure. Somewhere between 25 and 35. We don't do birthdays.
Officer: Height?
Husband: I'm not sure. A little over five-feet tall.
OFFICER: Weight?
Husband: Don't know. Not slim, not really fat.
OFFICER: Color of eyes?
Husband: Sort of brown I think.
OFFICER: Color of hair?
Husband: Changes a couple times a year. Maybe dark brown now. I can't remember.
OFFICER: What was she wearing?
Husband: Could have been pants, or maybe a skirt or shorts. I don't know exactly.
OFFICER: What kind of bike is she riding?
Husband: She took my bike
OFFICER: What kind of bike was it?
Husband: A 2020, manufactured September 16th, pearl white custom built hardcore titanium sklar hardtail .with 64.5° HeadTube angle, and a reach of 490... Shimano XTR m9100 drive train,12 speed ,10 -51 cassette, hope tech 3 E4 brakes with hope floating rotors, fox transfer factory dropper post with wolf-tooth lever, race Face atlas stem and the race Face atlas 35 riser bar w/800mm, DMR death grip, ergon SM enduro saddle, Crankbrothers synthesis E11 carbon 27.5 wheel set with maxxis DHF 2.6 tire in front and maxxis recon 2.6 in the rear. Industry 9 Hydra classic CL hubs , and race Face Chester pedals. A rockshox lyric RC2 150mm fork.
At this point the husband started choking up.
OFFICER: Take it easy sir, We'll find your bike |
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"POLICE REPORT for Missing Wife.
Husband: My wife is missing. She went mountain biking yesterday and has not come home!
Officer: Age?
Husband: I'm not sure. Somewhere between 25 and 35. We don't do birthdays.
Officer: Height?
Husband: I'm not sure. A little over five-feet tall.
OFFICER: Weight?
Husband: Don't know. Not slim, not really fat.
OFFICER: Color of eyes?
Husband: Sort of brown I think.
OFFICER: Color of hair?
Husband: Changes a couple times a year. Maybe dark brown now. I can't remember.
OFFICER: What was she wearing?
Husband: Could have been pants, or maybe a skirt or shorts. I don't know exactly.
OFFICER: What kind of bike is she riding?
Husband: She took my bike
OFFICER: What kind of bike was it?
Husband: A 2020, manufactured September 16th, pearl white custom built hardcore titanium sklar hardtail .with 64.5° HeadTube angle, and a reach of 490... Shimano XTR m9100 drive train,12 speed ,10 -51 cassette, hope tech 3 E4 brakes with hope floating rotors, fox transfer factory dropper post with wolf-tooth lever, race Face atlas stem and the race Face atlas 35 riser bar w/800mm, DMR death grip, ergon SM enduro saddle, Crankbrothers synthesis E11 carbon 27.5 wheel set with maxxis DHF 2.6 tire in front and maxxis recon 2.6 in the rear. Industry 9 Hydra classic CL hubs , and race Face Chester pedals. A rockshox lyric RC2 150mm fork.
At this point the husband started choking up.
OFFICER: Take it easy sir, We'll find your bike"
Very funny! |
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over a year ago
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Not found a cycling bunch here in London yet, still looking X |
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"POLICE REPORT for Missing Wife.
Husband: My wife is missing. She went mountain biking yesterday and has not come home!
Officer: Age?
Husband: I'm not sure. Somewhere between 25 and 35. We don't do birthdays.
Officer: Height?
Husband: I'm not sure. A little over five-feet tall.
OFFICER: Weight?
Husband: Don't know. Not slim, not really fat.
OFFICER: Color of eyes?
Husband: Sort of brown I think.
OFFICER: Color of hair?
Husband: Changes a couple times a year. Maybe dark brown now. I can't remember.
OFFICER: What was she wearing?
Husband: Could have been pants, or maybe a skirt or shorts. I don't know exactly.
OFFICER: What kind of bike is she riding?
Husband: She took my bike
OFFICER: What kind of bike was it?
Husband: A 2020, manufactured September 16th, pearl white custom built hardcore titanium sklar hardtail .with 64.5° HeadTube angle, and a reach of 490... Shimano XTR m9100 drive train,12 speed ,10 -51 cassette, hope tech 3 E4 brakes with hope floating rotors, fox transfer factory dropper post with wolf-tooth lever, race Face atlas stem and the race Face atlas 35 riser bar w/800mm, DMR death grip, ergon SM enduro saddle, Crankbrothers synthesis E11 carbon 27.5 wheel set with maxxis DHF 2.6 tire in front and maxxis recon 2.6 in the rear. Industry 9 Hydra classic CL hubs , and race Face Chester pedals. A rockshox lyric RC2 150mm fork.
At this point the husband started choking up.
OFFICER: Take it easy sir, We'll find your bike
Very funny! "
Recons on the back though. Someone likes to slide round those corners. |
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Love all things wheeled , road, mtb , Cx on just under 1000km so far this year , and even in shorts yesterday |
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Weather says dry tomorrow. Hopefully will get a 40 mile ride in before the weekend and a week of freezing weather! |
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"Weather says dry tomorrow. Hopefully will get a 40 mile ride in before the weekend and a week of freezing weather!"
I would be out at the weekend if wiggle had actually sent me the bits I ordered |
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I’m fantasising. Not about sex, but those beautiful summer days and evenings when I’m out on my bike. I know that I’m at my most content on my cycling adventures. |
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"I’m fantasising. Not about sex, but those beautiful summer days and evenings when I’m out on my bike. I know that I’m at my most content on my cycling adventures. "
I know the feeling!!!
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My turbo just gave up yesterday
Looking at an Elite Suito
Does anyone have any views, as after looking around turbo's are like gold dust at the moment and my local bike shop is holding this one for me until today
Many thanks |
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I do a lot of cycling and fantasize about getting lucky whilst out on a ride in the countryside.
Nearest I ever got was one day when I was labouring up a steepish hill on a narrow road and I came up behind a girl on a horse. I gave her a warning that I was about to pass and as I was crawling past I noticed her riding crop in her boot.
As I was only going slow and standing to pedal, I said "I could do with a few smacks with your "crop" to speed me up.
I was gobsmacked when she gave me a few quick smacks across my backside and back whilst she laughed. My cock was twitching in seconds and I fantazise about it to this day about getting her in the stable and she sits on my face and I give her a good licking out till she is satisfied as she uses her crop on me. |
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over a year ago
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"My turbo just gave up yesterday
Looking at an Elite Suito
Does anyone have any views, as after looking around turbo's are like gold dust at the moment and my local bike shop is holding this one for me until today
Many thanks "
I think at the moment you have to get what you can, the suito seems to be the most popular after the kickr or the neo |
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"My turbo just gave up yesterday
Looking at an Elite Suito
Does anyone have any views, as after looking around turbo's are like gold dust at the moment and my local bike shop is holding this one for me until today
Many thanks "
Try bikeradar website reviews: https://www.bikeradar.com/advice/buyers-guides/best-smart-trainer/ |
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"My turbo just gave up yesterday
Looking at an Elite Suito
Does anyone have any views, as after looking around turbo's are like gold dust at the moment and my local bike shop is holding this one for me until today
Many thanks "
We both us used to use a Tacx Flux S but have both changed during lockdown to an Elite Direto X and XR respectively. Basically you can't get the X anymore, it has been replaced by the XR.
Both machines are more sensitive than the Tacx, especially on gradients. Pairing it quicker and instant. We'd both give a thumbs up to the Direto X R. |
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"My turbo just gave up yesterday
Looking at an Elite Suito
Does anyone have any views, as after looking around turbo's are like gold dust at the moment and my local bike shop is holding this one for me until today
Many thanks
We both us used to use a Tacx Flux S but have both changed during lockdown to an Elite Direto X and XR respectively. Basically you can't get the X anymore, it has been replaced by the XR.
Both machines are more sensitive than the Tacx, especially on gradients. Pairing it quicker and instant. We'd both give a thumbs up to the Direto X R."
I still use a dumb trainer and power meter. |
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over a year ago
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All this talk of simulators.
Not for us but I suppose we wouldn’t get Devon cow sh@t all over our water bottles.
Or honks of appreciation of Mrs Tipping’s Lycra clad derrière from passing tractor drivers.
So, it’s the weekend. 700x40, 29 x 2.4 or 26 x 4? Not quite as thrilling as Mrs T pondering what to wear to Le Boudoir... |
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over a year ago
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Old school rollers for me in the exercise room if I don’t can’t getting cold and wet.....better to warm and sweaty!!.....wouldn’t you say? |
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I do like to ride my road bike more that my mtb bike.
Lycra is the only way. |
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Well I bloody enjoyed that today. Just 35 miles but a nice 18mph average given the flood water at certain points. Finished in glorious sunshine with a Mocha. Filthy bike now to get clean. |
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Thanks for all your replies
Got the Elite Suito in the end
Used it seems ok
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I discovered riding through about a foot of flood water is not the best idea.. |
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"Thanks for all your replies
Got the Elite Suito in the end
Used it seems ok
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I've had one of those for about a year now, great bit of kit |
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over a year ago
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Looking to combine my passion for cycling, the outdoors.....boobs, pussies and cocks!
Some forward planning for the warmer weather if any of you Lycra clad warriors in the North Bristol/South Cotswold Edge area share any one of the above for some post COVID fun.
Cycling now but a bit fresh for outdoor nakedness....but you never know  |
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Hey, who's looking forward to the weekend warmer drier weather? Heading out tomorrow morning and hopefully Sunday too. |
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over a year ago
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Looking at treating myself to a new bike this year, any recommendations £2k, looking at the Trek Domain AL5, has anyone got one of those? |
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I don’t know what it is but if I’m cycling on roads I get very turned on.
Cycling on the mountains I just put it down to adrenaline, but it’s a whole other ball game on road |
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By *tue555Man
over a year ago
Passed Beyond Reach |
When we get our release papers, we'll be out in the camper, bikes, kayaks and paddle booards |
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over a year ago
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I love cycling go most weekends it’s good to get your lungs working again |
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"Looking at treating myself to a new bike this year, any recommendations £2k, looking at the Trek Domain AL5, has anyone got one of those?"
You can't go wrong with BMC. Swiss engineered, the carbon frames are hi-tech. You'll potentially get Ultegra groupset with it for £2k. The only thing you'd look to upgrade would be the wheels but that's par for the course on most bikes below £5k. |
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"Looking at treating myself to a new bike this year, any recommendations £2k, looking at the Trek Domain AL5, has anyone got one of those?
You can't go wrong with BMC. Swiss engineered, the carbon frames are hi-tech. You'll potentially get Ultegra groupset with it for £2k. The only thing you'd look to upgrade would be the wheels but that's par for the course on most bikes below £5k."
now that’s a good bike |
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over a year ago
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I’ve got a yeti mountain bike so it’s always covered in mud like me lol |
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Usually doing 15 miles a day commuting then some more T weekends. Anyone in or around Aylesbury get in touch |
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over a year ago
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"Looking at treating myself to a new bike this year, any recommendations £2k, looking at the Trek Domain AL5, has anyone got one of those?
You can't go wrong with BMC. Swiss engineered, the carbon frames are hi-tech. You'll potentially get Ultegra groupset with it for £2k. The only thing you'd look to upgrade would be the wheels but that's par for the course on most bikes below £5k."
I’ll have a look at it thanks |
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