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specialgueststar
specialgueststar Posts: 3,418
edited December 2013 in Pro race
I'm bored now - need some racing

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  • mike6
    mike6 Posts: 1,199
    You and me both mate. But....I have lots of old races to watch as I while away the hours on the turbo. Its too cold and wet for the road bike.
  • c40nl12
    c40nl12 Posts: 40
    Its too cold and wet for the road bike.[/quote]

    Man up !
  • mike6
    mike6 Posts: 1,199
    c40nl12 wrote:
    Its too cold and wet for the road bike.

    Man up ![/quote]

    Not a chance, I ride for enjoyment, not to freeze my b******s off. Anyway, why risk weeks off the bike with a broken limb when I can cane myself on the turbo and get more of a training effect out of the time? :roll:
  • rayjay
    rayjay Posts: 1,384
    I will say it again .

    it's just to windy to ride today. It's not let up at all.
  • Paul 8v
    Paul 8v Posts: 5,458
    I went riding on the day when it was mega windy, fallen trees and power lines et all. Leaning in to a crosswind is no problem. You just have to apply rule #5
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  • mike6
    mike6 Posts: 1,199
    Paul 8v wrote:
    I went riding on the day when it was mega windy, fallen trees and power lines et all. Leaning in to a crosswind is no problem. You just have to apply rule #5

    Wellllllll......you are either a Belgian hard man or a very silly boy. :D
  • Paul 8v
    Paul 8v Posts: 5,458
    Probably more column B :)
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    MTB
    NEW Cross
    Track/Grass Track/Winter bike
  • Yellow Peril
    Yellow Peril Posts: 4,466
    Paul 8v wrote:
    Probably more column B :)

    How did the Boar get on in today's conditions?
    @JaunePeril

    Winner of the Bike Radar Pro Race Wiggins Hour Prediction Competition
  • Paul 8v
    Paul 8v Posts: 5,458
    He's got a low centre of gravity so not fussed by a bit of wind :-)
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    MTB
    NEW Cross
    Track/Grass Track/Winter bike
  • mike6
    mike6 Posts: 1,199
    Speaking of using the turbo during bad weather. i think it proves the theory that time is elastic. 4 min interval lasts at least double that, whereas the 1.5 min recovery is gone in about 20 seconds. or is it just me?
  • TheBigBean
    TheBigBean Posts: 21,910
    I ride in all weather because I'm going from A to B. I can see merit in the argument that if you're going from A to A staying in the warmth of A is preferable, but I'd find it very dull.
  • andyp
    andyp Posts: 10,549
    mike6 wrote:
    Speaking of using the turbo during bad weather. i think it proves the theory that time is elastic. 4 min interval lasts at least double that, whereas the 1.5 min recovery is gone in about 20 seconds. or is it just me?

    Nope. Anyone looking at creating a working time machine should start with a turbo trainer as it's the closest humankind has come to one thus far.
  • mike6
    mike6 Posts: 1,199
    TheBigBean wrote:
    I ride in all weather because I'm going from A to B. I can see merit in the argument that if you're going from A to A staying in the warmth of A is preferable, but I'd find it very dull.

    True. I have to do a planned session, that is the only way to make it bearable. It could not contemplate just riding for a certain length of time or distance. :oops:
  • No_Ta_Doctor
    No_Ta_Doctor Posts: 14,652
    andyp wrote:
    mike6 wrote:
    Speaking of using the turbo during bad weather. i think it proves the theory that time is elastic. 4 min interval lasts at least double that, whereas the 1.5 min recovery is gone in about 20 seconds. or is it just me?

    Nope. Anyone looking at creating a working time machine should start with a turbo trainer as it's the closest humankind has come to one thus far.

    If the put it in the waiting room at Crewe railway station......
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  • thomthom
    thomthom Posts: 3,574
    Racing can't come soon enough. This forum has become so incredibly s'hit lately as people have nothing to talk about.

    Never used to be a need for locking threads..

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