Winter transition
the colder it gets and the shorter the days I find myself moving over to running more and more...mentally a 10 mile run seems easier and takes less time...its not it must be the winter biking blahs getting a hold of me....anybody else feel this way in the winter
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Tempting the Mods.
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Does seem as if trolls were once less repetitive.
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Originally Posted by shelbyfv
(Post 21140321)
Does seem as if trolls were once less repetitive.
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Originally Posted by Machka
(Post 21140266)
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I can't run because I have congenital foot problems that quickly compromise my ability to walk if my feet are subjected to high impact. So?
Basically, I'm not a fan of riding on icy roads, so I shift to working out in the gym during the winter. That literally exhausts everything relevant I have to say on this fascinating and not-at-all repetitive "run as well as bike" topic. I'm getting the sense that people are generally focusing on getting their last pre-winter riding in and coming up with almost no good thread topics. |
Move to Southern Arizona. Our real riding season is just beginning.
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Originally Posted by livedarklions
(Post 21140342)
I can't run because I have congenital foot problems that quickly compromise my ability to walk if my feet are subjected to high impact. So?
Basically, I'm not a fan of riding on icy roads, so I shift to working out in the gym during the winter. That literally exhausts everything relevant I have to say on this fascinating and not-at-all repetitive "run as well as bike" topic. I'm getting the sense that people are generally focusing on getting their last pre-winter riding in and coming up with almost no good thread topics. |
Originally Posted by Wileyrat
(Post 21140347)
Move to Southern Arizona. Our real riding season is just beginning.
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If I had to ride a tri bike every day, I'd probably look for a reason to cut the season short! Swimming is good winter exercise if you can get past all the cooties in the water.
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Originally Posted by robnol
(Post 21140198)
the colder it gets and the shorter the days I find myself moving over to running more and more...mentally a 10 mile run seems easier and takes less time...its not it must be the winter biking blahs getting a hold of me....anybody else feel this way in the winter
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Originally Posted by robnol
(Post 21140198)
the colder it gets and the shorter the days I find myself moving over to running more and more...mentally a 10 mile run seems easier and takes less time...its not it must be the winter biking blahs getting a hold of me....anybody else feel this way in the winter
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Originally Posted by Litespud
(Post 21140400)
Here in NC it’ll start to get chilly, but we seldom see snow or even seriously icy roads. Soon time to dig out the arm warmers and tights, but that’s about it - just a slightly different riding vibe, but also a nice change after summer
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Originally Posted by robnol
(Post 21140198)
the colder it gets and the shorter the days I find myself moving over to running more and more...mentally a 10 mile run seems easier and takes less time...its not it must be the winter biking blahs getting a hold of me....anybody else feel this way in the winter
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If it gets darker, turn on your lights.
If it gets colder, put on a sweater. If it snows, put on your winter tires. |
Originally Posted by Daniel4
(Post 21140504)
If it gets darker, turn on your lights.
If it gets colder, put on a sweater. If it snows, put on your winter tires. |
Originally Posted by I-Like-To-Bike
(Post 21140489)
Not a chance that I would ever prefer running over bicycling; over any distance or whatever the weather or lighting conditions.
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Originally Posted by robnol
(Post 21140526)
Are u a runner?can you run 10 miles?are u a recreational rider or are you training for speed and distance....
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Originally Posted by gregf83
(Post 21140545)
Are u a bot?
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Originally Posted by Daniel4
(Post 21140504)
If it gets darker, turn on your lights.
If it gets colder, put on a sweater. If it snows, put on your winter tires. I used to do a lot of winter biking, but I never found it much fun. |
Originally Posted by Wileyrat
(Post 21140347)
Move to Southern Arizona. Our real riding season is just beginning.
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Originally Posted by robnol
(Post 21140526)
Are u a runner?can you run 10 miles?are u a recreational rider or are you training for speed and distance....
Why in the heck should I or any other poster on BF, even think of running any distance let alone 10 miles - because the weather changes, or because you get bored?:lol: |
Originally Posted by I-Like-To-Bike
(Post 21140577)
I am not, and have never been "a runner" or "training" for anything related to bicycling in over 65 years of bicycling
Why in the heck should I or any other poster on BF, even think of running any distance let alone 10 miles - because the weather changes, or because you get bored?:lol: |
We are heading into the best riding weather of the year here. I love October! I can enjoy the fall colors and ride in cooler (but not yet cold) temperatures. I do have to shift the time of my rides earlier in the day to get back before dark.
November is fine too with some cool-weather gear. I won't ride with snow or ice on the ground or if it's truly cold out where you don't start to warm up after about 10 minutes of pedaling. I've never been a runner. This winter, I'm planning to shift my activities indoors and (gasp!) go to the gym. Or sit on my couch and knit and get fat. |
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