Confessional...
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Stewie Griffin wrote:Arms of sunglasses under helmet straps. Mini pump attached to frame. Saddle bag (albeit a small one). Trainer socks. Probably more importantly, is that, erm, well, I cant bring myself to type the words out. I havent ridden since Sunday morning.
Hail Cippos or flagellate myself with a bike chain?
Flagellation with a chain (10 speed only) but heat up the chain on the BBQ first.0 -
One Man And His Bike wrote:I think Velominati is a waste of web space and bandwidth. & I think all the sheep that follow their "way" should be dipped in lighter fluid and set alight for the amusement of myself and the other legions of people who feel the same, hah!
I already have a spike on top of the gates of hell waiting for my ars* so I fear no punishment you can offer me. :twisted:
Your hell will be full of skinny blokes from London all kitted out in Rapha, sipping Italian coffees and chatting non-stop about the velminati rules with various French , Spanish and Italian cycling terms chucked in. :evil:0 -
dmclite wrote:He who liveth in drakness hath dark thoughts. I will pray for you.
That the place where you do a left at Birmingham and fall into a big hole full of Dragons? Think I went out on a stag do once and ended up there, they really do know the meaning of a spit roast out that way.
"Your hell will be full of skinny blokes from London all kitted out in Rapha, sipping Italian coffees and chatting non-stop about the velminati rules with various French , Spanish and Italian cycling terms chucked in."
I post at RCUK, that's happening to me now...0 -
OK... deep breath... here goes
I sometimes wear a long sleeved black close fitting cotton T-shirt under my cycling jersey and pretend it is a base-layer.
I feel so much better now I've got that off my chest.0 -
One Man And His Bike wrote:dmclite wrote:He who liveth in drakness hath dark thoughts. I will pray for you.
That the place where you do a left at Birmingham and fall into a big hole full of Dragons? Think I went out on a stag do once and ended up there, they really do know the meaning of a spit roast out that way.
"Your hell will be full of skinny blokes from London all kitted out in Rapha, sipping Italian coffees and chatting non-stop about the velminati rules with various French , Spanish and Italian cycling terms chucked in."
I post at RCUK, that's happening to me now...
You are a bad man. :P0 -
dmclite wrote:You are a bad man. :P0
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Forgive me f...
[nervous interlude]
When passing fellow cyclists I always say 'Hello' - Not to the riders face but to the down tubes of their frames. Free me from this judgemental position.0 -
I've been using the wifes bike over the winter whilst she is out working.. I' now prefer it to my own which is gathering dust in the spare room. :oops:Why tidy the house when you can clean your bike?0
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Here goes...
- I love using my Camelpak on the roadie.
- I have 2x bottle cages fitted - but are always empty (so far!)
- I hate having the jersey pockets stuffed full and would rather carry a rucksack.
- I never travel light.
--I carry compressed air and a pump on the road!
-- On a recent MTB ride, I managed to reveal that I was carrying a large adjustable spanner. I did however manage to hide the fact I was also carrying a spare tyre! [I was only 4 miles from my house!]
- +1 never patch inner tubes
- On my first 100 mile Sportive, I took both my Edge and Forerunner Garmins for data collection and feedback lol
The list of wrongs could go on and on. I am sorry and I am trying to change. But change is hard. lolSimon0 -
crazy88 wrote:I ride a road bike in baggy shorts and a bmx helmet...I am well aware there is no forgiveness.
Hell, at least you're riding a road bike.
Unlike me :oops:
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Pete it just feels nice and the white bar tape.... I'm even looking at a compact.Why tidy the house when you can clean your bike?0
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One Man And His Bike wrote:I think Velominati is a waste of web space and bandwidth. & I think all the sheep that follow their "way" should be dipped in lighter fluid and set alight for the amusement of myself and the other legions of people who feel the same, hah!Simon0
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springtide9 wrote:One Man And His Bike wrote:I think Velominati is a waste of web space and bandwidth. & I think all the sheep that follow their "way" should be dipped in lighter fluid and set alight for the amusement of myself and the other legions of people who feel the same, hah!0
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crazy88 wrote:Are you riding at all? Or completely living without ride in your life?
*Ahem* :oops:
I am MTBing a bit atm, dodgy ankle. Road is off for a while as a) I've lent my road bike to a mate and b) through other circumstances, have gone from 4 available road bikes, not including the TT which I'd never get my leg over anyway, to none.
So currently if I want to ride (a bike), MTB is all I have.
Cue violins please...
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crazy88 wrote:Don't be shy...we all know that the best fun you can have on two wheels is with a mtb between your legs.
Those smooth tyres on a road bike remove all vibrations.
Tis true dat. I have my daughters road bike but she wants it back
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PeteMadoc wrote:I have my mini pump attached to the downtube on my frame
I use a saddle bag
I sometimes wear team jerseys without matching shorts
we're destined for the same circle of Hell then - actually mine may be one below you as my pump is o-ringed to the seat tube :shock: although my few team jerseys are all 'retro' defunct teams2011 Bianchi D2 Cavaria in celeste (of course!)
2011 Enigma Echo 57cm in naked Ti
2009 Orange G2 19" in, erm orange0 -
AndyF16 wrote:PeteMadoc wrote:I have my mini pump attached to the downtube on my frame
I use a saddle bag
I sometimes wear team jerseys without matching shorts
we're destined for the same circle of Hell then - actually mine may be one below you as my pump is o-ringed to the seat tube :shock: although my few team jerseys are all 'retro' defunct teams
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Why is it so wrong to patch inner tubes? Surely, in this 'throw-away consumer society' some effort has to be made to re-use and recycle, as long as the tube is safe etc.
I have patched up many a relationship in the past - why not tubes????Raymondo
"Let's just all be really careful out there folks!"0 -
crazy88 wrote:Get out on the mtb and stop being a whimp about the ankle :P
More fun and more enjoyable. Oh, and you get dirty too...WIN WIN WIN
The ankle is getting physio of sorts :oops:
However, the last time I went out, apart from getting lost on my own doorstep, I had a bit of an off due to weakness in it.
Well, that and downhill, lose chalk, a sharp lefthander, not far enough off the back and hitting the brakes hard. :oops:
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Old bike tubes make great kinky restraint devices for the bedroom...
So I am told. :oops:0 -
One Man And His Bike wrote:Old bike tubes make great kinky restraint devices for the bedroom...
So I am told. :oops:
Interesting train of thought. Patched or unpatched? Presta or Schrader?
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I wear what look like Shimano mtb shoes on my road bike. They're not really mtb shoes, honest. It's just that all my bikes use SPDs. They're dreadfully uncomfortable, I view it as penance - truly.http://www.strathspey.co.uk - Quality Binoculars at a Sensible Price.
Specialized Roubaix SL3 Expert 2012, Cannondale CAAD5,
Marin Mount Vision (1997), Edinburgh Country tourer, 3 cats!0 -
DIESELDOG wrote:One Man And His Bike wrote:Old bike tubes make great kinky restraint devices for the bedroom...
So I am told. :oops:
Interesting train of thought. Patched or unpatched? Presta or Schrader?
Love n hugs
DD0