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post 1490971241 04-13-2017, 03:17 PM
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Originally Posted By Joska⏩
Yeah, in my head I was like "fukc that noise". Put the subject to sleep tactfully though.
I swing HARD the opposite direction about how I've actually been pondering a vasectomy. At least I'm honest.
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Originally Posted By HMFIC_BROWSIN⏩
I swing HARD the opposite direction about how I've actually been pondering a vasectomy. At least I'm honest.
Each to their own m8. But sincerely put a bag on your cawk and keep your nut swimmers.

You never know what you will feel like years down the line.

My son is a proper star. My best mate. I never really wanted kids. But i soon changed my mind when he came along.

Ride it like you just stole it.
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Originally Posted By doughnutgut⏩
Each to their own m8. But sincerely put a bag on your cawk and keep your nut swimmers.

You never know what you will feel like years down the line.

My son is a proper star. My best mate. I never really wanted kids. But i soon changed my mind when he came along.
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Originally Posted By HMFIC_BROWSIN⏩
Nice. I might have to look at your routes and copy one this summer. Lady wants to go to the beach but I can't think of anything more boring than that. I'll just pack my bike and crush a century along the PCH or something.
They're easy enough. Let me know if you're around brother!
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Checked weather last night.
5mph winds and around 6-8 degrees, then at 1pm expect 25-30mph winds and rain.

Set alarm.

3miles in and the sky opens up. Hailstones then pouring rain and wind.

North East Life. Ffs.

Then a guy drives around the outside of me to then proceed to cut into the left lane. (We drive on the left here)

Make matters worse. He then stops at the junction with nothing coming. I swear I am going to wreck some kunt one day.
Ride it like you just stole it.
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Originally Posted By doughnutgut⏩
)I swear I am going to wreck some kunt one day.
Just scream at him so hard your face goes red & the veins in your neck pop out, you look enough like Henry Rollins that he'd probably just chit himself.
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Originally Posted By DatPass⏩
Just scream at him so hard your face goes red & the veins in your neck pop out, you look enough like Henry Rollins that he'd probably just chit himself.
Nope, he's got a Teddy bear face. And if he started swearing in that British accent I'd probably just start laughing.
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post 1491039771 04-14-2017, 06:57 AM
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Originally Posted By KRANE⏩
Nope, he's got a Teddy bear face. And if he started swearing in that British accent I'd probably just start laughing.
I got to admit that you are a dry humoured guy who actually makes me chuckle with the direct approach to your posts.



But you're still a dick.


Ride it like you just stole it.
post 1491043711 04-14-2017, 07:41 AM
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just started bunch riding for the first time since i weighed 150 and dint lift, am now 192 bulked up.

Crazy how much of a negative effect being heavier has on my performance.
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I heard that Shimano is clearing out the C24 for a new one. They are on sale everywhere. Makes sense because the current c24 at 21mm is behind the times. I know it's the gold standard daily wheel but still. If they do a 23mm rim hnggggg.
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Originally Posted By chapz⏩
just started bunch riding for the first time since i weighed 150 and dint lift, am now 192 bulked up.

Crazy how much of a negative effect being heavier has on my performance.
Kind of agree. This year I'm faster than ever before but weigh 25 lbs more than last season.

I keep thinking how awesome I'd be if I dropped 10 or 15 lbs right now but nope.
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Got my Eliel stuff. Dope as hell. Quality is top notch. The bibs may be a bit big for me in 2xl at the bottom because they are a little long but I think that's just because of my weak ass quads.

Jersey fits perfect. Really good stuff. Highly recommended so far. About to take a ride.
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Originally Posted By doughnutgut⏩
I got to admit thatyou are a dry humoured guy who actually makes me chucklewith the direct approach to your posts.



But you're still a dick.


Pot meet kettle. No pun intended. OK, maybe a little pun. Anyway, sometimes we cycling purist take life a little too seriously. Your high spirited cheerfulness is often just what the doctor ordered.
Originally Posted By benz5521⏩
Got my Eliel stuff. Dope as hell. Quality is top notch. The bibs may be a bit big for me in 2xl at the bottom because they are a little long but I think that's just because of my weak ass quads.

Jersey fits perfect. Really good stuff. Highly recommended so far. About to take a ride.
And not a single sock was shown that day.

At least we know you're happy with your purchase.
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Originally Posted By KRANE⏩
Pot meet kettle. Not pun intended. OK, maybe a little pun. Anyway, sometimes we cycling purist take life a little too seriously. Your high spirited cheerfulness is often just what the doctor ordered.
Fixed.
post 1491126681 04-14-2017, 08:20 PM
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Originally Posted By HMFIC_BROWSIN⏩
Fixed.
I made that typo on purpose to see if anybody was paying attention. See above. ^
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Well, the weather is becoming such that I will be soon heading out to the best ride I've ever done. Mt lemmon. I think maybe next weekend if the weather is right. Seriously the most amazing 7500 feet of elevation gains. I love it.

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Originally Posted By benz5521⏩
Got my Eliel stuff. Dope as hell. Quality is top notch. The bibs may be a bit big for me in 2xl at the bottom because they are a little long but I think that's just because of my weak ass quads.

Jersey fits perfect. Really good stuff. Highly recommended so far. About to take a ride.
Good sh*t brother! Let me know how that ride went!
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another cab driver almost hits me again on my way to work. mofo just swerves right into a small block and doesnt even notice me. could have just slammed right into the middle of the car. i swerve right as fast as i can too. yelled at the fooker saying wtf are you doing? i swear i had my camera mount on my bike today but took it off. i could have shown you the type of shet i run into.

faurkin rear wheels are atleast 50 bucks. i just order spokes for $10 and i was gonna do it myself and learn something too. i also i got my spokes in today to fix my rear wheel. nice blue ones to match my rims. i dont think im gonna change all the spokes doe. just the damaged ones.


fyi - i ordered a pit bike a week ago. the site didnt have good reviews after i ordered and i was worried as fook. got shipping confirmation today.
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Originally Posted By bee
another cab driver almost hits me again on my way to work. mofo just swerves right into a small block and doesnt even notice me. could have just slammed right into the middle of the car. i swerve right as fast as i can too. yelled at the fooker saying wtf are you doing? i swear i had my camera mount on my bike today but took it off. i could have shown you the type of shet i run into.

faurkin rear wheels are atleast 50 bucks. i just order spokes for $10 and i was gonna do it myself and learn something too. i also i got my spokes in today to fix my rear wheel. nice blue ones to match my rims. i dont think im gonna change all the spokes doe. just the damaged ones.


fyi - i ordered a pit bike a week ago. the site didnt have good reviews after i ordered and i was worried as fook. got shipping confirmation today.
At age 12, you're going to need a rather large allowance this week! Only kidding of course.. jsut glad you're okay brother!
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Originally Posted By bee
another cab driver almost hits me again on my way to work. mofo just swerves right into a small block and doesnt even notice me. could have just slammed right into the middle of the car. i swerve right as fast as i can too. yelled at the fooker saying wtf are you doing? i swear i had my camera mount on my bike today but took it off. i could have shown you the type of shet i run into.

faurkin rear wheels are atleast 50 bucks. i just order spokes for $10 and i was gonna do it myself and learn something too. i also i got my spokes in today to fix my rear wheel. nice blue ones to match my rims. i dont think im gonna change all the spokes doe. just the damaged ones.


fyi - i ordered a pit bike a week ago. the site didnt have good reviews after i ordered and i was worried as fook. got shipping confirmation today.
Be careful out there dude. We don't need no more incidents and accidents. Don't take anything for granted. I scan the road ahead and always anticipate a way out. It takes away from a very pleasant ride, but at least I get home safe.

There are a few paths with several miles of open single track and no cross traffic where I can relax for a bit, but I still have to ride through the heavy LA traffic (I turn on my daytime running lights) to get there. Stay safe brahs.
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Originally Posted By KRANE⏩
Pot meet kettle. No pun intended. OK, maybe a little pun. Anyway, sometimes we cycling purist take life a little too seriously. Your high spirited cheerfulness is often just what the doctor ordered.And not a single sock was shown that day.
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I have yet to meet a purist IRL. Maybe the exception of the mechanic in the LBS who seems to look down on people who have no idea about this stuff.

Told me it would be a good idea to maybe do some exercises like squatting when i told him about the hill i used to be unable to get up.


BERTSTARE!!!!

Anyhow. You guys have some seriously amazing cycle roads. We are the runt of society in this country outside of london.

I do know that the Northumbrian coastline is supposed to be cycle heaven. I am off work for 10 days soon. May pack my bike into the van and actually see what smooth cycling is all about.

Have a happy easter you guys. Please remember what this date is all about.

Peace.
Ride it like you just stole it.
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Originally Posted By doughnutgut⏩
I do know that the Northumbrian coastline is supposed to be cycle heaven. I am off work for 10 days soon. May pack my bike into the van and actually see what smooth cycling is all about.


Peace.
Mad jelly, i'd love to just spend a year cycling around the UK.
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Originally Posted By ErikTheElectric⏩
Good sh*t brother! Let me know how that ride went!
Short ride but I felt like a stud lol.
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Originally Posted By bee
another cab driver almost hits me again on my way to work. mofo just swerves right into a small block and doesnt even notice me. could have just slammed right into the middle of the car. i swerve right as fast as i can too. yelled at the fooker saying wtf are you doing? i swear i had my camera mount on my bike today but took it off. i could have shown you the type of shet i run into.

faurkin rear wheels are atleast 50 bucks. i just order spokes for $10 and i was gonna do it myself and learn something too. i also i got my spokes in today to fix my rear wheel. nice blue ones to match my rims. i dont think im gonna change all the spokes doe. just the damaged ones.


fyi - i ordered a pit bike a week ago. the site didnt have good reviews after i ordered and i was worried as fook. got shipping confirmation today.
everytime you post it's about almost dying, on a weekly basis. Please stop riding bikes for your own good the universe clearly does not want you to
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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question about exploring new bike routes. I have a bit of trepidation when it comes to going off my known beaten path. I want to ride out to this large local mountain (HC climb) but I have no idea how to get there. I suppose I can just use my phone GPS and periodically check it when I venture onto unknown roads. That being said it feels a little nerve wracking. Or maybe I'm just being a baby. The irony being I have done 12 hour+ long solo hikes in the wilderness and felt mostly fine. Das it mayne. Any advice, tips etc?
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Originally Posted By Num3n⏩
question about exploring new bike routes. I have a bit of trepidation when it comes to going off my known beaten path. I want to ride out to this large local mountain (HC climb) but I have no idea how to get there. I suppose I can just use my phone GPS and periodically check it when I venture onto unknown roads. That being said it feels a little nerve wracking. Or maybe I'm just being a baby. The irony being I have done 12 hour+ long solo hikes in the wilderness and felt mostly fine. Das it mayne. Any advice, tips etc?
Bring a battery back-up for the phone
Bring way more water than you think you need
Bring lots of snacks and force yourself to eat them at some interval regardless if you're hungry or not

Adventure riding can be fun but it also can be annoying checking the GPS over and over again while riding.

It's waaaaaay more fun the second time you do the same route.
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Originally Posted By Num3n⏩
question about exploring new bike routes. I have a bit of trepidation when it comes to going off my known beaten path. I want to ride out to this large local mountain (HC climb) but I have no idea how to get there. I suppose I can just use my phone GPS and periodically check it when I venture onto unknown roads. That being said it feels a little nerve wracking. Or maybe I'm just being a baby. The irony being I have done 12 hour+ long solo hikes in the wilderness and felt mostly fine. Das it mayne. Any advice, tips etc?
I add.
ALWAYS let someone know what you are doing.
Ride it like you just stole it.
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Originally Posted By HMFIC_BROWSIN⏩
Bring way more water than you think you need
Bring lots of snacks and force yourself to eat them at some interval regardless if you're hungry or not
This is so true for all my rides...

I did 125mile ride yesterday for 7.5 hours...the secret to finishing strong is to fuel consistently throughout. I still lost 5lbs from start to finish while eating snickers, clifs, peanut m&ms, donuts, a bagel, a bag of chips, and a couple gels.
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Originally Posted By SkepticalOne⏩
This is so true for all my rides...

I did 125mile ride yesterday her 7.5 hours...the secret to finishing strong is to rule consistently throughout. I still lost 5lbs from start to finish while eating snickers, clifs, peanut m&ms, donuts, a bagel, a bag of chips, and a couple gels.
I saw that on Strava, you sir are an animal.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Originally Posted By SkepticalOne⏩
I did 125mile ride yesterday her 7.5 hours..
hmm looks like the pics aren't loading. Negged.
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