Smokin Joe
Legendary Member
I don't know why you are all bothering to answer the OP.
Eighty percent off us are on his ignore list so he won't see most posts.
Eighty percent off us are on his ignore list so he won't see most posts.
I know we're on his list, but he reads the ignored content.I don't know why you are all bothering to answer the OP.
Eighty percent off us are on his ignore list so he won't see most posts.
This is the first time I've ever heard of him! I normally have the whole pro-cycling board on ignore; nothing against it - it's just not my thing. Accessed this thread through the trending threads list. Is the OP a re-incarnation of RacingRoadkill? That was his M.O. - anyone who disagreed with him got put on ignore .I don't know why you are all bothering to answer the OP.
Eighty percent off us are on his ignore list so he won't see most posts.
Even his name may not be his.This is the first time I've ever heard of him! I normally have the whole pro-cycling board on ignore; nothing against it - it's just not my thing. Accessed this thread through the trending threads list. Is the OP a re-incarnation of RacingRoadkill? That was his M.O. - anyone who disagreed with him got put on ignore .
Bald men with beards are fastest.... FACT!PS are bald men fastest ?
Proved that yet again todayBald men with beards are fastest.... FACT!
Would that be drummer Frank 'Mr Beard, the man with no beard', as Billy has called him on stage?Let’s ask Billy Gibbons. I presume he’s done plenty of beard v bike research.
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How. Very. Dare. You!Don't all facial fungus hipsters and Lumbersexuals ponce about on electric scooters?
Leg shaving is for less messy massage after ride isn't it, probably helps with only plucking out gravel rather than follicles after an off too.43 posts in, and no-one has asked the obvious. If a beard makes no difference to wind resistance, then why do pro cyclists (and some not pro at all) insist on shaving their legs?
Injuries, specifically road rash is easier to deal with43 posts in, and no-one has asked the obvious. If a beard makes no difference to wind resistance, then why do pro cyclists (and some not pro at all) insist on shaving their legs?
Let’s ask Billy Gibbons. I presume he’s done plenty of beard v bike research.
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Bonus points for the first person to mention the ZZ Top beard based fact which everyone already knows.