Do I have to
do my birthday ride today? It's 25 degrees. And way too much snow around so the roads have no shoulders. I should really move my birthday to June.
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Originally Posted by NomarsGirl
(Post 20827134)
I should really move my birthday to June.
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July - if you lived in Seattle. Summer starts here around the 4th. just choose to identify as a person born on a beautiful, warm day. Works for me.... :innocent: |
according to the rules yes
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maybe you can add penalty miles and do it another day
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Well, my birthday is in August so I have no business judging you on this :)
Couple of qualifying questions: 1) By birthday ride, do you mean riding your age in miles? 2) If yes to #1 , then it kind of depends on how old you are. Well, that wasn't a question but didn't seem right to ask :) Personally, I'm not too OCD about riding my age (or more) on my actual birthday as long as I do it some time on or after that day during the season. |
My birthday is Saturday with a forcasted high of 36 ℉ and rain all day. Nope, not gonna do it... I've ridden in weather like that plenty of times and I'm old enough to know its not that great...:50:
...But as soon as the weather is decent I'll do a ride that is double my age in miles to make up for it. |
Originally Posted by dennis336
(Post 20827453)
Well, my birthday is in August so I have no business judging you on this :)
Couple of qualifying questions: 1) By birthday ride, do you mean riding your age in miles? 2) If yes to #1 , then it kind of depends on how old you are. Well, that wasn't a question but didn't seem right to ask :) Personally, I'm not too OCD about riding my age (or more) on my actual birthday as long as I do it some time on or after that day during the season. 2) Old enough to be on this forum. :thumb: Maybe I'll do the birthday ride with my husband on HIS birthday. (We're the same age). October is lovely around here. |
If you wait six months to do your birthday ride, you have to ride an extra half a mile for it to count. :D
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Originally Posted by NomarsGirl
(Post 20827134)
do my birthday ride today? It's 25 degrees. And way too much snow around so the roads have no shoulders. I should really move my birthday to June.
My birthday is tomorrow ... it's supposed to be +25C and we'll be in an area with nice quiet country roads. :) |
:bday: wishes !!!!
Do I have to ..........
Originally Posted by NomarsGirl
(Post 20827134)
do my birthday ride today? It's 25 degrees. And way too much snow around so the roads have no shoulders. I should really move my birthday to June.
:bday: wishes also !!!
Originally Posted by Machka
(Post 20827850)
Move to Australia!
......My birthday is tomorrow ... it's supposed to be +25C and we'll be in an area with nice quiet country roads. :) |
Originally Posted by OldTryGuy
(Post 20827946)
:bday: wishes !!!!
Do I have to .......... Don't worry about it. I did it for you today with a little extra. You can pay me back anytime you want when the weather is better. OH, a bit windy 75 miles today. |
Originally Posted by Machka
(Post 20827850)
Move to Australia!
My birthday is tomorrow ... it's supposed to be +25C and we'll be in an area with nice quiet country roads. :) Have a great birthday! |
Originally Posted by NomarsGirl
(Post 20827993)
Australia might be a bit complicated for a move. Visas and all that. I could move to Europe tomorrow if I wanted. Dual citizenship with Ireland.
Have a great birthday! |
In snow and ice the unofficial rule exceptions which I just made up convert miles and kilometers to yards and meters. One lap around the football field or park should do.
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Prorate the extra miles depending on how long your delay is. One month, add 1/12 of your age for example. But a few days either way is still within the traditional rules.
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Originally Posted by NomarsGirl
(Post 20827134)
do my birthday ride today? It's 25 degrees. And way too much snow around so the roads have no shoulders. I should really move my birthday to June.
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Originally Posted by NomarsGirl
(Post 20827134)
do my birthday ride today? It's 25 degrees. And way too much snow around so the roads have no shoulders. I should really move my birthday to June.
2. Whoever provides the trophy gets to set the rules. Since nobody is offering to give you a trophy, nobody else deserves an opinion. |
Originally Posted by Flip Flop Rider
(Post 20827338)
according to the rules yes
It's not so important that you ride on that exact date. Just that 1) you can do it and 2) you will do it. Why not do it in advance? Are there any rules about that? |
The good thing is that once you hit 50, most rules don't apply(if you don't want them to). So do your birthday ride when ever you feel like it, or not. And if any body has a problem with that, you also have the right to not really care what anybody else thinks about anything after you turn 50.
Enjoy the trainer. |
Originally Posted by Hoopdriver
(Post 20828509)
Garbage - the rules must have been made by the folks with birthdays in good seasons for riding. I have a winter birthday as well and have rarely been able or motivated to do a ride on the exact date. Most of the time I'm inhibited by weather but as my birthday is very close to another major holiday there are other factors.
It's not so important that you ride on that exact date. Just that 1) you can do it and 2) you will do it. Why not do it in advance? Are there any rules about that? |
Originally Posted by leob1
(Post 20828572)
The good thing is that once you hit 50, most rules don't apply(if you don't want them to).
So do your birthday ride when ever you feel like it, or not. |
One of the advantages of being qualified to post on the 50+ is that at that age we begin to follow our own rules. So whatever you do is fine.
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Originally Posted by Flip Flop Rider
(Post 20828710)
yeah just kidding btw. do what you want
What I want to do is have a big pink donut on my birthday and ride off those calories when the weather is more suitable.:roflmao: |
March is still ice fishing season here in Michigan. I may venture out a time or two in April, for SHORT rides.
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