the ultimate (road) bike training thread
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Re: the ultimate (road) bike training thread
88.88 miles round trip
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that's a very lucky number ^_^
Wow, how long did it take you @_@ over two weeks? one week?
Wow, how long did it take you @_@ over two weeks? one week?
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dude, just talking to you makes me feel terrible about myself XD
Oh well >_>
Oh well >_>
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Don't feel bad that was my all time high, but right now I'm at the lowest I've felt in a while haven't touched either of my bike in about 2-3 weeks now.
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cool trip!
Welcome back btw!
Don't worry man, it's just the same with me! I haven't regained my motivation since a one-week trip in early august.
Welcome back btw!
Don't worry man, it's just the same with me! I haven't regained my motivation since a one-week trip in early august.
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Well got back on the bike 2 days ago after I did some maintenance. Bike worked great no more squeaky left crank (no more rain rides ever again). I on the other hand I suck again its starting to get cooler faster in the day now so I better bust out the trainer and actually use it this winter.
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dunno if you guys are riding anymore but I am :p
just ran a quick 4 miles on relatively flat land followed directly by switching my shoes and clippin in and riding another 60 miles on decent rollers (+800 ft max roller most were only around 400 ft though). All in all, came back with salt deposits on my forehead lol. Took me 3 hours and 35 minutes total. Leg cramped at the last light before I clipped in again (I cant track stand for longer then a minute :/) and I looked like a fool going up the bridge lol.
just ran a quick 4 miles on relatively flat land followed directly by switching my shoes and clippin in and riding another 60 miles on decent rollers (+800 ft max roller most were only around 400 ft though). All in all, came back with salt deposits on my forehead lol. Took me 3 hours and 35 minutes total. Leg cramped at the last light before I clipped in again (I cant track stand for longer then a minute :/) and I looked like a fool going up the bridge lol.
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Hey, cool!! A companion .
Sure I'm still riding! Currently thinking about whether to buy this (http://www.stevensbikes.de/2010/index.php?bik_id=13&lang=de_DE&cou=CH§=description#inhalt) bike or not.
60 miles, not bad for the newly started season^^. I'm still stuck at the 50 miles mark with my sessions.
Whoa, leg cramp ey...I can somewhat feel with you there. It always happens in the most indisposed moments.
Sure I'm still riding! Currently thinking about whether to buy this (http://www.stevensbikes.de/2010/index.php?bik_id=13&lang=de_DE&cou=CH§=description#inhalt) bike or not.
60 miles, not bad for the newly started season^^. I'm still stuck at the 50 miles mark with my sessions.
Whoa, leg cramp ey...I can somewhat feel with you there. It always happens in the most indisposed moments.
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I outgrew my bike.....but I want to get a new one >_>
SilentGaia- Amateur Cyclist
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Thats a sleek bike! Are you going to go with the chorus campy set or sram red or dura ace? Man I want to get a carbon bike
Gaia : So get a new one
Gaia : So get a new one
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Right now I'm broke. Trying to find a way to get some money but I don't have the time for a job =.=
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I'm still riding too I completed my first metric century of the year 5 days ago. (that was a horribly planned ride I was so not ready for it) And yesterday I went for a quick ride to see how far I have recovered from my metric century almost back to normal aches and pain are gone now . SilentGaia you should think about doing a frame and fork swap if the components on your old bike are still good it ought to be cheaper then buying a new bike.
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