i think its the 150 price. thats a steal for a road bike.........
yeah, somehow I missed that blurb...wow, 150 for anything bike realted is amazing...
I THINK IT STARTS IN AUBURN AND ENDS IN GEORGETOWNOriginally posted by Skookum
awesome....
Green River trail is pretty cool for road riding, it starts just south of Georgetown and winds up in Auburn if you ride the whole thing. I usually ride from my casa in Normandy Park back roads the whole way 3 tree point, Seahurst, Fauntleroy, Alki, SODO, then hit the Green River.
Burke Gilman is pretty cool too, you can start in Ballard and ride all around the lake to that park in Redmond.
I tell ya what though, i fear for my life on the road bike sometimes. Riding on the road in the city with all these crazy drivers is more dangerous in my book than Duvall.
Have a blast 150 bones is dirt and beats the hell out of a trainer. How the hell are you supposed to get fresh air and flirt with girls on a trainer in your living room....
haha yah you're right i forgot!
Originally posted by Skookum
i think everytime i discuss road bikes i'm gonna use this smiley.
and it was 150$$$
I HAVE A REDLINE CONQUEST PRO 52CM FRAME/FORK/BRAKES/HEADSET I COULD LET GO FOR $250 SO YOU WOULDNT BE ON A "ROAD" BIKEOriginally posted by bibs
lame dood!!...I dont wear spandex or anytrhing close..I got it to commute to work and get in better cardio shape
I THOUGHT YOU WERE GOING TO UPGRADE THAT THING - NOW THAT YOU'RE "SPONSORED"Originally posted by black sunshine
I HAVE A REDLINE CONQUEST PRO 52CM FRAME/FORK/BRAKES/HEADSET I COULD LET GO FOR $250 SO YOU WOULDNT BE ON A "ROAD" BIKE
SPAM
I HAVE NOT SIGNED ANYTHING YET. MY CROSS FRAME IS A 48CM REDLINE
You really do need a chamois/pad down in the junk area unless you are racing or doing super long distances. Really only then wearing skin-tight clothes would help cuz it reduces drag, and if you ride road bikes it actually really does help. i always thought that skintight spandex for mt. bikes helped on xc only to maneuver from the front to the back of the saddle without getting hung up. But the new xc races are wide open on easy freeway oversized singletrack, so i suppose the same rule applies to a lesser extent.
sheez what the hell was i tryin to say here.....?Originally posted by Skookum
You really do need a chamois/pad down in the junk area unless you are racing or doing super long distances. Really only then wearing skin-tight clothes would help cuz it reduces drag, and if you ride road bikes it actually really does help. i always thought that skintight spandex for mt. bikes helped on xc only to maneuver from the front to the back of the saddle without getting hung up. But the new xc races are wide open on easy freeway oversized singletrack, so i suppose the same rule applies to a lesser extent.
I'm always wearing some sort of bike short with chamois or pad even when i do downhill. Crouching Skookum Hidden Spandex.
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