What is worse?
guilliano
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Getting a wet bum or not going for a ride? It's stopped raining here and it looks to be brightening up a little, so I'm thinking I might risk it...... but I don't have overshoes or waterproof tights so I'd get a cold, wet bum and feet. Is it worth it to get some miles on the new bike?
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If you have the chance to ride, GO AND RIDE!
I'm stuck in the office and believe me if I had a choice I would be getting soaked right now...2011 Orange Five Pro
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Go riding. After 5 minutes you won't get any wetter.0
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guilliano wrote:Getting a wet bum or not going for a ride? It's stopped raining here and it looks to be brightening up a little, so I'm thinking I might risk it...... but I don't have overshoes or waterproof tights so I'd get a cold, wet bum and feet. Is it worth it to get some miles on the new bike?
You won't hacve a wet backside if your were not a selfish cyclist and instead you thought of your fellow cyclists ( as well as your bum) and got some mudguardsWant to know the Spen666 behind the posts?
Then read MY BLOG @ http://www.pebennett.com
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Don't quite see how a set of raceguards will stop the water from my wheel hitting someone behind me...... they are only long enough to protect the arse of the rider. Oh..... and as I ride alone at the mo I don't need to worry too much about other cyclists0
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I think he means when he comes up to you and sits on your wheel all day0
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You won't hacve a wet backside if your were not a selfish cyclist and instead you thought of your fellow cyclists ( as well as your bum) and got some mudguards
Eh??
If you're going to wheel suck, then you can get wet as well...
Ride, even if it's wet, you'll get a greater sense of satisfaction, if you don't and you're anything like me you'll regret not getting out there..0