hey buddy
was able to work a late-start day pass to head to the hills tomorrow. meeting buddies part way through their ride at noon for some wilson creek adventures.
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was able to work a late-start day pass to head to the hills tomorrow. meeting buddies part way through their ride at noon for some wilson creek adventures.
Please tell me you ar least wear cheapo work gloves...seeing people ride without gloves at all makes me question their self-preservation instincts.what are these “ry-ding gluvs” of which you speak
90% of the time I ride without gloves.
I don't wear gloves when I ride bmx.
BMX doesn’t count, because you have to remove all self preservation instincts to ride well anyway
Which is really dumb if you need your hands for...anything
only when it’s below 40^
Hey, that was a compliment!
Snowing hard, might stop any riding plans for the morning...
Its barely mid April and I'm already riding better than I did at any point last year. All the miles on the trainer have been paying off.
I too need to visit the dentist, a new one.
Yes to gloves while riding, always. It's the one thing I will not do without gloves.
Yes to gloves while riding, always. It's the one thing I will not do without gloves.
Me too.
I have ~100 hours on the rollers this season since Christmas.
I dunno about hours but I am north of 600 miles and am consistently averaging 200w
I think we had a thread discussing how to calculate hours as miles on a trainer roller, and it was inconclusive. I don’t use a computer, but I probably should.
I keep track by how many Netflix shows I have watched.
I keep track by how many Netflix shows I have watched.
Here's a weird one for ya. From December thru March I only rode once a month. So naturally my butt got soft. And usually when that happens all fitness has gone. But not this time with my developing hiker fitness. Strength, cardio, and endurance are about where I would expect top be by early summer. Just can't sit on a saddle for very long. Hmmpff !
Inconclusive because there's too many variables and estimations.