Why do you ride?

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  • yoohoo999
    yoohoo999 Posts: 940
    foxyourself wrote:
    I remeber body boarding in waves a little taller than me (8ft) needless to say i got cartwheeled onto the beach with a bad head ache, covered in tiny sand cuts and without a bikini top!!!!

    would you mind answering a couple of questions?

    how tall are you??!! :shock: 8ft waves were "a little" taller than you! jesus

    are you male or female? (it will help me get my head around the bikini top issue)

    thanks!

    :lol:
  • Surf-Matt
    Surf-Matt Posts: 5,952
    foxyourself wrote:
    I remeber body boarding in waves a little taller than me (8ft) needless to say i got cartwheeled onto the beach with a bad head ache, covered in tiny sand cuts and without a bikini top!!!!

    felt ill for days due to hitting my head. lucky though, could have been worse :lol:

    I'd still try and do it again though

    Ahem - pics?! :wink:
  • foxyourself
    foxyourself Posts: 38
    I'm 5ft 6". I stood deciding whether or not to jump through /dive through or go with the wave, the wave decided. It was alot higher than me. Lost a good set of goggle too, my dad found my top.


    Female of course.... boys :roll:
    4 wheels move the body, 2 wheels move the soul.
  • Iwingstein
    Iwingstein Posts: 111
    btt,

    Cycling initially to lose some weight, and generally get a bit fitter (doing swimming too).

    Friend suggested going round Bedgebury. Now, bearing in mind I'm 43, and hadn't cycled since I was 17, I never realised cycling could be so much fun, and so painful (exercise pain rather than tree/path/track pain).

    Most riding done on roads "just to get out" but also ride to work when I can.

    Do I wish I'd never stopped riding? Well, I think you know that one.

    Haven't lost any weight, but enjoy trying :D

    ATB

    Simon
  • Jedi
    Jedi Posts: 827
    bikes rock!
    i simply love cycling
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    mtb coaching
  • Mc Smiley
    Mc Smiley Posts: 252
    To feel the touch of lycra on my bare skin
  • jpstar
    jpstar Posts: 561
    ^^ :shock: ok

    Me, I like the freedom you get from it, going where ever, however. Love it :)
    Rigid Specialized Hardrock
  • Tyredocter
    Tyredocter Posts: 32
    Transport and it's fun!
  • Mc Smiley
    Mc Smiley Posts: 252
    Yes got a reaction really just adrenaline and making people hurt :twisted:
  • colintrav
    colintrav Posts: 1,074
    Well it's something to do when your bored or looking for an adrenalin rush ..
  • otaylor38
    otaylor38 Posts: 51
    hmm i dont really know

    been doing it since i was about 4
    its always been one thing better to do than walking lol
    and the more iv got into it recently... the more iv enjoyed the adrenaline.. control... and speed of it :D... i guess i cant explain any better than that after a few beers =/
    2009 Genesis core 00

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