Does Lost_in_thought have a job or sit on BR all day?

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  • attica
    attica Posts: 2,362
    softlad wrote:
    unlikely - fixed and SS are both alien concepts around here.. ;)

    Not sure that's true they're great winter training aids - it's the "fakengerness" that is alien
    "Impressive break"

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    ...I can taste blood"
  • Pross
    Pross Posts: 43,463
    Attica wrote:
    softlad wrote:
    unlikely - fixed and SS are both alien concepts around here.. ;)

    Not sure that's true they're great winter training aids - it's the "fakengerness" that is alien

    In Ceredigion they are great winter training aids if your into the sport of bike pushing :lol:
  • attica
    attica Posts: 2,362
    I've not had too much of a problem climbing on my SS.

    Cheddar Gorge on a medium gear is quite do-able.
    "Impressive break"

    "Thanks...

    ...I can taste blood"
  • softlad
    softlad Posts: 3,513
    Attica wrote:
    softlad wrote:
    unlikely - fixed and SS are both alien concepts around here.. ;)

    Not sure that's true they're great winter training aids - it's the "fakengerness" that is alien

    seriously - an SS would be a waste of time round here...and a fixie would be down right dangerous....
  • softlad
    softlad Posts: 3,513
    Pross wrote:
    In Ceredigion they are great winter training aids if your into the sport of bike pushing :lol:

    exactly.. ;)
  • attica
    attica Posts: 2,362
    softlad wrote:
    Attica wrote:
    softlad wrote:
    unlikely - fixed and SS are both alien concepts around here.. ;)

    Not sure that's true they're great winter training aids - it's the "fakengerness" that is alien

    seriously - an SS would be a waste of time round here...and a fixie would be down right dangerous....

    Descending on a fixie scared the doo doo out of me on the one attempt I made at it. You're not wrong there.

    Then again, if you're gonna ride 90 inches like LiT it shouldn't be a problem. getting up the hill in the first place however would be nigh on impossible.

    (See how I brought it back on topic there?:))

    EDIT Initially I thought you were referring to the Road forum, not your actual location.
    "Impressive break"

    "Thanks...

    ...I can taste blood"
  • Pross
    Pross Posts: 43,463
    Attica wrote:
    softlad wrote:
    Attica wrote:
    softlad wrote:
    unlikely - fixed and SS are both alien concepts around here.. ;)

    Not sure that's true they're great winter training aids - it's the "fakengerness" that is alien

    seriously - an SS would be a waste of time round here...and a fixie would be down right dangerous....

    Descending on a fixie scared the doo doo out of me on the one attempt I made at it. You're not wrong there.

    Then again, if you're gonna ride 90 inches like LiT it shouldn't be a problem. getting up the hill in the first place however would be nigh on impossible.

    (See how I brought it back on topic there?:))

    EDIT Initially I thought you were referring to the Road forum, not your actual location.

    :shock: Looks like I'm out of luck then!! :lol:
  • Pross
    Pross Posts: 43,463
    Attica wrote:
    I've not had too much of a problem climbing on my SS.

    Cheddar Gorge on a medium gear is quite do-able.

    Yeah, but the Gorge isn't a proper climb like we get over here :wink: Flew up it the only time I road it although I doubt I'd get up it on the big ring now :(

    EDIT SS is so bad but a fixed would be a nightmare as the sort of gears you'd need would spin out within a few metres on the descents.
  • Clever Pun
    Clever Pun Posts: 6,778
    Pross wrote:
    Attica wrote:
    softlad wrote:
    Attica wrote:
    softlad wrote:
    unlikely - fixed and SS are both alien concepts around here.. ;)

    Not sure that's true they're great winter training aids - it's the "fakengerness" that is alien

    seriously - an SS would be a waste of time round here...and a fixie would be down right dangerous....

    Descending on a fixie scared the doo doo out of me on the one attempt I made at it. You're not wrong there.

    Then again, if you're gonna ride 90 inches like LiT it shouldn't be a problem. getting up the hill in the first place however would be nigh on impossible.

    (See how I brought it back on topic there?:))

    EDIT Initially I thought you were referring to the Road forum, not your actual location.

    :shock: Looks like I'm out of luck then!! :lol:
    oh dear
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  • nolf
    nolf Posts: 1,287
    Clever Pun wrote:
    Pross wrote:
    Attica wrote:
    softlad wrote:
    Attica wrote:
    softlad wrote:
    unlikely - fixed and SS are both alien concepts around here.. ;)

    Not sure that's true they're great winter training aids - it's the "fakengerness" that is alien

    seriously - an SS would be a waste of time round here...and a fixie would be down right dangerous....

    Descending on a fixie scared the doo doo out of me on the one attempt I made at it. You're not wrong there.

    Then again, if you're gonna ride 90 inches like LiT it shouldn't be a problem. getting up the hill in the first place however would be nigh on impossible.

    (See how I brought it back on topic there?:))

    EDIT Initially I thought you were referring to the Road forum, not your actual location.

    :shock: Looks like I'm out of luck then!! :lol:
    oh dear
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  • antfly
    antfly Posts: 3,276
    What exactly does riding 90 inches entail ?
    Smarter than the average bear.
  • Does Lost_in_thought have a job or sit on BR all day?

    Simple Answer: Women are far superior multi-taskers, therefore can do their job and faff about on BR, whilst still doing both to as good a standard as a man doing either one or the other :-)
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  • rhext
    rhext Posts: 1,639
    Does Lost_in_thought have a job or sit on BR all day?

    Simple Answer: Women are far superior multi-taskers, therefore can do their job and faff about on BR, whilst still doing both to as good a standard as a man doing either one or the other :-)

    I'm deeply suspicious of this 'multi-tasking' thing. Isn't it just a euphamism for 'can't concentrate'?
  • attica
    attica Posts: 2,362
    antfly wrote:
    What exactly does riding 90 inches entail ?

    It's the Gear Index, She's riding the equivalent of a Penny Farthing with a 90 Inch diameter wheel.

    Most Fixie/SS bikes for the road come with about a 70" gear.
    The track bike I just hired at Newport Velodrome had an 82" gear.

    LiTs = Nails
    "Impressive break"

    "Thanks...

    ...I can taste blood"
  • rhext
    rhext Posts: 1,639
    Attica wrote:
    antfly wrote:
    What exactly does riding 90 inches entail ?

    It's the Gear Index, She's riding the equivalent of a Penny Farthing with a 90 Inch diameter wheel.

    Most Fixie/SS bikes for the road come with about a 70" gear.
    The track bike I just hired at Newport Velodrome had an 82" gear.

    LiTs = Nails

    Wow, she must have very long legs :shock:
  • Stewie Griffin
    Stewie Griffin Posts: 4,330
    Does Lost_in_thought have a job or sit on BR all day?

    Simple Answer: Women are far superior multi-taskers, therefore can do their job and faff about on BR, whilst still doing both to as good a standard as a man doing either one or the other :-)

    glauciaregina9 fancies LiT :lol:
  • nicklouse
    nicklouse Posts: 50,675
    Does Lost_in_thought have a job or sit on BR all day?

    Simple Answer: Women are far superior multi-taskers, therefore can do their job and faff about on BR, whilst still doing both to as good a standard as a man doing either one or the other :-)


    but when it goes wrong:

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    Holly: It's like a cock-up, only much much bigger.

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