
2 down, 2 to go. 3rd or better at Mt Buller I'm pretty confident of. The big question mark will be the Oceania championships at Shepparton.
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The Great Hippo wrote:My dearest, most cherished friend, Paranoid__Android:
... truly, you are a champion among champions. ...
Sincerely and with great fondness,
~The Great Hippo
Great things are done when Men & Mountains meet,
This is not Done by Jostling in the Street.
wokattack wrote:Why not go the whole nine yards and go for a Mountain Bike? That's what I did (inj Devon, so plenty off-road possibilities)
The Great Hippo wrote:My dearest, most cherished friend, Paranoid__Android:
... truly, you are a champion among champions. ...
Sincerely and with great fondness,
~The Great Hippo
The Great Hippo wrote:My dearest, most cherished friend, Paranoid__Android:
... truly, you are a champion among champions. ...
Sincerely and with great fondness,
~The Great Hippo
DustinKoski wrote:Isn't it bad for muscular development to exercise strenuously for multiple days in a row? Well, at least I've been told repeatedly that you should alternate your days of exercise. Just saying, bike trip sounds like a bad idea considering that.
cjmcjmcjmcjm wrote:Why study physical chemistry when you can study ethanol metabolism through practical methods?
llamanaru wrote:So you're getting a bike with a driveshaft, or just one with a single set of cogs instead of multiple cogs with derailleurs?
ComicMath wrote:I wonder if there is anyone making highly secure and light weight chains and locks.Cyclists would love it. Other people here on this forum would know better than me...is it possible to have a lock that is both lightweight and also very hard to break?
Ulc wrote:ComicMath wrote:is it possible to have a lock that is both lightweight and also very hard to break?
In general, A) affordable, B) lightweight, C) Secure.
Choose two out of three of the above.
akashra wrote:A few will have noticed I keep gravedigging this thread every now and then. This may well be the last time I'm able to one-up myself, as it doesn't go much higher from here (unless I go and win a world championship, which let's be fair, is rather unlikely).
So I present:
Hell
Yeah!
Great things are done when Men & Mountains meet,
This is not Done by Jostling in the Street.
Great things are done when Men & Mountains meet,
This is not Done by Jostling in the Street.
EvilDuckie wrote:Cycled the coast-to-coast route from Whitehaven to Tynemouth last week. 4 days, fully supported trip.
Great things are done when Men & Mountains meet,
This is not Done by Jostling in the Street.
TheKrikkitWars wrote:EvilDuckie wrote:Cycled the coast-to-coast route from Whitehaven to Tynemouth last week. 4 days, fully supported trip.
Was that with Purple Mountain or just a trip you'd set up yourself?
Sebastiaan wrote:So, how is the preparation for your trip coming along, EvilDuckie? Sounds like you've got a program.
I've just been on a short trip to the French Pyrenees and, while my shape is nowhere near the shape I've had a couple of years ago, it actually felt pretty good. I've made the trip with a couple of friends, forming a group of 9 riders.
EvilDuckie wrote:We actually have another cycling thread going on here, to track mileage, so why not add yours there
Sebastiaan wrote:I've never been to Tuscany with a bike, how are the climbs there?
akashra wrote:Oh yeah, ended up with some really good photos from a race I did at Phillip Island a few weeks ago, but rather than flooding the thread I'll just leave it with two:
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