Do you dry ride only?

Mystery Shopper

boybiker wrote:

I bet you weren't expecting to see such a HUGE

No surprise at all.
It's not like it's the first time that I've seen you naked.

flyer

I understand evryones views and yes you are all right, I need to ride it. When I had my tarmac I did about 100 -130 miles a week. Recently I have only been doing about 70 or so.

Looks like I will have a mint bike and be 2 stone hevier by Xmas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I guess the novalty will wear off in terms of "dry" only.

Ian

fossyant

So how do you wreck a carbon bike in the wet ?

I ride every day - commute 20 miles return - for that I use a slicked up MTB with guards. I also go out at weekends - if it's wet, it's usually my training bike, but sometimes just take the best bike out.....

Just keep them well maintained.... you can't wrap them up in cotton wool.....

salsarider79

Wet weather or winter weather is another excuse for a new bike. Hands up those who didn't get this! Be ashamed of yourselfs. :evil:

You always need another bike....

Rich Hcp

Roadie in good weather, MTB if dodgy weather

richk

I'm not exactly keen on riding in the wet but have to be in the right mood / frame of mind to go out when it's already raining.

Redmog

It isn't the riding in the wet that bothers me, I just hate getting into cold and damp kit for the ride home.

PostieJohn

Being a postie, I have no choice in the matter.
So when I do, it's an unreserved NO, I ain't going out in that,