You know you're a cyclist when...

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Dmcd33

Well-Known Member
*When you realise that there is a slight residue in your water bottle and decide it probably needs more than a rinse.
*When you calculate how much time you'll have at the weekend to give the bike a bit of maintenence.
*When you arrange your holidays around how much riding you'll be able to do
 
... going commando feels normal
... you arrive somewhere to realise you have left your underwear at home (again)
... you have to explain why you have more than 1 bike
... you have to decide which of your 2 bikes you are taking on holiday and which one stays at home simply because you can only get 4 bikes in the car, not all 6 (OH is a cyclist as well - I tried the I'll take my 3 which 1 do you want approach - didn't work.
... people look at you strangely when you explain it only takes 30 mins longer to cycle the 25 miles than it does to drive it
... you don't care you look like a drowned rat, you had a great ride
 
additionally...

... the first thing people say to you when you walk through the door, is to point out where the shower's are...
... you won't leave your bike where you leave your car
... your bike & cycling kit costs more than your car does
... your christmas wish list reads more like {insert cycling shop website of choice} catalogue
 
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TheDoctor

Noble and true, with a heart of steel
Moderator
Location
The TerrorVortex
"Why is there a bicycle in your wardrobe?"

In the wardrobe, the bathroom, leaning on the end of the bed...
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Accy cyclist

Legendary Member
When you visit bike shops selling very expensive bikes,(like the ones i saw yesterday...3 and a half grand),and you take photos on your phone of those bikes. Then sit at home looking at them again and again.:tongue:
 

Cyclopathic

Veteran
Location
Leicester.
You can talk with grown men about getting "lubed up" without so much as a hint of innuendo.
Never gonna happen. I'm afraid there is a part of my sense of humour that never developed past the age of 14 and as such I am now a fully grown man with a pathetic inability not to find innuendo in absolutely anything. Wheels are a nightmare with all the nipples and flanges not to mention the "rim". Even if I keep a straight face in the conversation if somebody mentions lube there will always be a part of me sniggering on the inside.:smile:
 

Whiskey88

Well-Known Member
Location
London
When you hear "that really f*ing hurt" straight after you've high-fived a drunken student on campus whilst whizzing past without slowing for the impact.
 
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