TarpitCarnivore
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Took the ferry into work today so I could bring my bike. The 20 minute commute to the office turned into an hour ride around New York and Central Park. Oops.
So yesterday, during the weekly group ride, one of the guys had a trek madone 5.9, carbon fiber. That was one beautiful bike, super light.
Made me want a road bike even more.
Think I might buy this jersey if it's in stock at my LBS (they designed it, so hopefully it is). Looks freaking sweet - it's the design of the lights on a local trail bridge nearby that I've ridden a bunch.
Much nicer than that shit that's covered in logos. Roadies look ridiculous all geared up in that.
lol if you stood near a MTB trail and took a shot every time you saw a Fox logo embroidered on something you'd be dead within the hour.
Ps. Not all roadies wear logos clothes filled with logos, except maybe clubriders, but they sort of have to
Not the trails I ride. Unless you're counting forks... but they don't work so when when they're embroidered.
Also, there's a slight difference wearing something with say Nike, Fox, Endura etc (i.e. whoever made the thing) on it and Movistar or Sky: http://www.cyclingnews.com/teams
Funnily enough, saw a guy today kitted out in all of that. Had to weigh 20+ stone on a bike that couldn't have cost less than five grand. He was pushing at the time... on a 10% climb.
Not the trails I ride. Unless you're counting forks... but they don't work so when when they're embroidered.
Also, there's a slight difference wearing something with say Nike, Fox, Endura etc (i.e. whoever made the thing) on it and Movistar or Sky: http://www.cyclingnews.com/teams
Funnily enough, saw a guy today kitted out in all of that. Had to weigh 20+ stone on a bike that couldn't have cost less than five grand. He was pushing at the time... on a 10% climb.
maybe you should be more focused on the positives of such a big guy doing exercise than judging his clothes
psychotext has some sort of vendetta against road cyclists
psychotext has some sort of vendetta against road cyclists
FIGHT ME PSYCHOTEXT
*un-clips*
Not the trails I ride. Unless you're counting forks... but they don't work so when when they're embroidered.
Also, there's a slight difference wearing something with say Nike, Fox, Endura etc (i.e. whoever made the thing) on it and Movistar or Sky: http://www.cyclingnews.com/teams
Funnily enough, saw a guy today kitted out in all of that. Had to weigh 20+ stone on a bike that couldn't have cost less than five grand. He was pushing at the time... on a 10% climb.
All cycling clothes are ugly, same with motorcycle gear. Evidently being on two wheels requires one to have shit taste.
Edit: don't even get me started on clipless shoes
It's odd really. I've never gone for this N+1 shit so I struggle with the whole mentality of just going out and spending a crazy amount on a bike.So they have the money to blow on a 10K bike, big whoop. If I could afford a 10K bike I would go buy one too.
TRACK STAND BATTLE!
It's odd really. I've never gone for this N+1 shit so I struggle with the whole mentality of just going out and spending a crazy amount on a bike.
I can afford to... but unless you're competing there's really no point in spending that sort of money (unless you're getting something bespoke, but that's different). Worse than that, 10k bikes tend to be very, very specialized, so you end up with bikes that are shit outside of their intended use case.
So... this being a gaming forum... how many of CycleGAF still game?
Must admit my gaming time has dropped off over the past few years, but I did recently buy a PS4 for pCARS. Most of my game time now is spent in my cockpit on Forza, GT, Assetto Corsa and pCARS, but I'm having a blast with the Advanced Warfare campaign and just finished Wolfenstein.
The real dithering simulator.
I have to go and get a wider saddle tonight cause my perineum is on fire after just a 10 maiden voyage.
Get your ass bones measured rather than just going wider. I had similar problems and I actually needed a thinner saddle.
are you wearing polysynthetic material on your rides to and from work?
i'm assuming the 2 miles is the distance between work and home and the 20 miles is for a proper ride?
What's a "regular cotton shirt"? If you mean a button-up plus undershirt, that's an oven compared to what people usually wear for cycling.Yup, 4 miles both ways. I wear a regular cotton shirt to work, nothing fancy.