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Sounds good, keep it up. 
Today's cycle
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Knightly85
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I dunno what hurts more, my ass or my legs... 
Are you using padded shorts? If it really hurts it might be worth taking a rest day, same for the legs, you don't want to hurt yourself when you are just starting.I dunno what hurts more, my ass or my legs...
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Knightly85
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Yes I bought some after my first cycle.
Still a good idea to take some rest.
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Knightly85
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That's pretty normal when first starting out. It does get better - honest.I dunno what hurts more, my ass or my legs...
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vickster
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Nope leftie rag..find a scientific journal 👍
DSK
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Despite only riding for a bit of fitness and fun, I never bothered with this online GPS activity m'larky. However, after your post, I don't know why, but, I created a Garmin Connect account and uploaded my rides from my Garmin Edge.
I always said, I never care about the details but, when i started looking back, it was interesting to see the differences between the bikes and how I rode depending on how I felt in terms of strength/juice in the tank.
So thanks for giving me something else to do during lock down
I always said, I never care about the details but, when i started looking back, it was interesting to see the differences between the bikes and how I rode depending on how I felt in terms of strength/juice in the tank.
So thanks for giving me something else to do during lock down
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Knightly85
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Despite only riding for a bit of fitness and fun, I never bothered with this online GPS activity m'larky. However, after your post, I don't know why, but, I created a Garmin Connect account and uploaded my rides from my Garmin Edge.
I always said, I never care about the details but, when i started looking back, it was interesting to see the differences between the bikes and how I depending on how I felt in terms of strength/juice in the tank.
So thanks for giving me something else to do during lock down
Yeah I thought I would keep track, I'm considering paying £2.50 a month to the app and it gives me challenges and makes me routes in my area.
I'm not sure it is worth it just for that. Check Garmin connect, mentioned above. I think it is totally free even if you don't have a Garmin device.
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carlosfandangus
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I use a lezyne Macro GPS, I have used it on every ride over the 3 years I have owned it, I too like to look back on previous rides to see how my performance has improved or declined and maybe set a target, I dont get to hung up on it though, its a useful tool and it is interesting to look back.
This too can upload rides through their free app.
This too can upload rides through their free app.
Despite only riding for a bit of fitness and fun, I never bothered with this online GPS activity m'larky. However, after your post, I don't know why, but, I created a Garmin Connect account and uploaded my rides from my Garmin Edge.
I always said, I never care about the details but, when i started looking back, it was interesting to see the differences between the bikes and how I rode depending on how I felt in terms of strength/juice in the tank.
So thanks for giving me something else to do during lock down
