lukesdad
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any fecker on a blue bikeAnd anyone on a Triban 3...pffft... no chance.

any fecker on a blue bikeAnd anyone on a Triban 3...pffft... no chance.
Must be true, Ive got a blue bike and I can't recall you ever nodding to meany fecker on a blue bike![]()
A right of passage. Hope, Zipp, Chris King - all are the making of a decent cyclist!Loud freehub's?.... nope!
Lordee be !Don't see many of those about....
Im not a fan of people who's bikes are held together by cable ties. Peasants
A right of passage. Hope, Zipp, Chris King - all are the making of a decent cyclist!
I'm not gonna go cry in a corner or anything but it feels a bit weird when there's 7 of us at the lights and everyone is carefully not making eye contact.
It is quite a contrast to riding motorbikes, driving an mgb or tootling around in a canoe.
Ah well.
Absolutely. Without the clickety clack of loud hubs how can one be expected to be taken seriously as a human being let alone a cyclist? Just think of the cool factor, spend the cash and sleep better at night knowing you are accepted as one of the elite.Says who?
The Prince of Nobbers?
pffft.. or those that can't keep up with those that are lighter in weight....![]()
Maybe due to your complete lack of respect & etiquette. If you decide to join an established riding group at least ask if it's okay. If I'm on a hard ride with a few of my club mates the last thing I want is to end up responsible for someone who knows jack about the ride's goals, how things are called & the speed the group is capable of.The more serious the rider and the more expensive the bike, the more up his* own arse he is. Yesterday was a prime example; I caught up with a group of seven lads all resplendent in Assos kit, got a tow off them for a mile or so then worked my way through the group acknowledging each one as I made it clear I was happy to do a shift at the front and not one of them as much as nodded back to me.
Oddly I never find much of a problem not making eye contact at traffic lights. Generally I'm looking straight at the controlling light waiting for it to change.I'm not gonna go cry in a corner or anything but it feels a bit weird when there's 7 of us at the lights and everyone is carefully not making eye contact.
Maybe due to your complete lack of respect & etiquette. If you decide to join an established riding group at least ask if it's okay. If I'm on a hard ride with a few of my club mates the last thing I want is to end up responsible for someone who knows jack about the ride's goals, how things are called & the speed the group is capable of.
If we're doing 5 min near maximal effort pulls last thing we want to be stuck with is a guy who doesn't know how to ride at a sustained 30-35mph holding to half a wheel & can't hold 400-450w! You ask the tail rider & you'll be told, politely to break off. If we're on a nice tempo ride then sure join us just expect to do your bit.
Oddly I never find much of a problem not making eye contact at traffic lights. Generally I'm looking straight at the controlling light waiting for it to change.
Maybe due to your complete lack of respect & etiquette. If you decide to join an established riding group at least ask if it's okay. If I'm on a hard ride with a few of my club mates the last thing I want is to end up responsible for someone who knows jack about the ride's goals, how things are called & the speed the group is capable of.
If we're doing 5 min near maximal effort pulls last thing we want to be stuck with is a guy who doesn't know how to ride at a sustained 30-35mph holding to half a wheel & can't hold 400-450w! You ask the tail rider & you'll be told, politely to break off. If we're on a nice tempo ride then sure join us just expect to do your bit.
Oddly I never find much of a problem not making eye contact at traffic lights. Generally I'm looking straight at the controlling light waiting for it to change.
What club is this?