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Originally Posted by t2p
(Post 22556506)
have one kid in OH near Cincy
Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
(Post 22556529)
Uh-oh. There's a new autonomous car in town. Cruise.
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
(Post 22556638)
How many posts do you have at SaturnForums?
Weak sauce. |
Originally Posted by Mojo31
(Post 22556622)
Pin-up girls or bike pron?
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Originally Posted by Mojo31
(Post 22556603)
In your case, I advise this: Amazon.com: Toppik Hair Building Fibers, Dark Brown Hair Fibers, Hair Thickener for Thinning Hair, Hair Care to Create the Appearance of Thicker Hair, 0.42 OZ Bottle : Beauty & Personal Care
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Originally Posted by Mojo31
(Post 22556622)
Pin-up girls or bike pron?
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
(Post 22556646)
Where?
Why are you getting all the cool cars? :( |
Is there a good reason why in a pace line someone might choose to constantly ride on my inside, front wheel is about where my cranks are. I’ve ridden with this particular person quite a bit recently. Whenever he is behind me I find that he eventually sneaks up on my inside. Almost like he is trying to steal the wheel enfront of me, but he never goes for it. I find it disturbing , because if I have to maneuver it only leaves me room to shift into traffic.
Havnt said anything to him yet, just wanted to hear y’all’s thoughts. If there is a good reason then so be it. |
Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
(Post 22556687)
Mainly because of our Wild Wild West status.
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Last week, I was buying some Conti Grand Prix tires (not 5000s) from PBK for the Battaglin and Ritchey, and I figured, since I don't have a spare 25mm GP5000 for the Litespeed (always have a spare!), I'd buy one of those, too. $55. I looked around for better prices than they were offering and didn't find any, especially once shipping (free from PBK) was factored in.
Today, PBK is selling them for $44. Son of a b****! |
Learning to ride slowly (80:20 training) on popular cycling routes has been a great challenge and a maturing experience for me.
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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
(Post 22556742)
Learning to ride slowly (80:20 training) on popular cycling routes has been a great challenge and a maturing experience for me.
sounds extremely frustrating to me. |
Originally Posted by bampilot06
(Post 22556691)
Is there a good reason why in a pace line someone might choose to constantly ride on my inside, front wheel is about where my cranks are. I’ve ridden with this particular person quite a bit recently. Whenever he is behind me I find that he eventually sneaks up on my inside. Almost like he is trying to steal the wheel enfront of me, but he never goes for it. I find it disturbing , because if I have to maneuver it only leaves me room to shift into traffic.
Havnt said anything to him yet, just wanted to hear y’all’s thoughts. If there is a good reason then so be it. |
Originally Posted by genejockey
(Post 22556714)
Last week, I was buying some Conti Grand Prix tires (not 5000s) from PBK for the Battaglin and Ritchey, and I figured, since I don't have a spare 25mm GP5000 for the Litespeed (always have a spare!), I'd buy one of those, too. $55. I looked around for better prices than they were offering and didn't find any, especially once shipping (free from PBK) was factored in.
Today, PBK is selling them for $44. Son of a b****! |
Originally Posted by genejockey
(Post 22556714)
Last week, I was buying some Conti Grand Prix tires (not 5000s) from PBK for the Battaglin and Ritchey, and I figured, since I don't have a spare 25mm GP5000 for the Litespeed (always have a spare!), I'd buy one of those, too. $55. I looked around for better prices than they were offering and didn't find any, especially once shipping (free from PBK) was factored in.
Today, PBK is selling them for $44. Son of a b****! I need 4. 2 32mm and 2 25mm. I could get by with 3. 1 32 mm and 2 25 mm but it doesn’t really solve my problem. I don’t want to pay for them. |
Originally Posted by Velo Vol
(Post 22556693)
You must have predictable, "boring" streets.
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
(Post 22556691)
Is there a good reason why in a pace line someone might choose to constantly ride on my inside, front wheel is about where my cranks are. I’ve ridden with this particular person quite a bit recently. Whenever he is behind me I find that he eventually sneaks up on my inside. Almost like he is trying to steal the wheel enfront of me, but he never goes for it. I find it disturbing , because if I have to maneuver it only leaves me room to shift into traffic.
Havnt said anything to him yet, just wanted to hear y’all’s thoughts. If there is a good reason then so be it. |
Originally Posted by Velo Vol
(Post 22556646)
Where?
:( he might be spending some time in TN ... at some point ... ? ... Tullahoma I believe |
Originally Posted by Eric F
(Post 22556800)
From the way you describe it, it sounds like he is putting himself in a bad situation for both of you, but more so for him.
I don’t see him do it to other riders. I’ll ask him the next time I see him. Maybe he knows something i don’t know. |
Originally Posted by bampilot06
(Post 22556890)
I don’t see him do it to other riders. I’ll ask him the next time I see him. Maybe he knows something i don’t know.
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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
(Post 22556742)
Learning to ride slowly (80:20 training) on popular cycling routes has been a great challenge and a maturing experience for me.
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
(Post 22556890)
I don’t see him do it to other riders. I’ll ask him the next time I see him. Maybe he knows something i don’t know.
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Originally Posted by t2p
(Post 22556869)
near Evendale
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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
(Post 22556742)
Learning to ride slowly (80:20 training) on popular cycling routes has been a great challenge and a maturing experience for me.
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Originally Posted by DougRNS
(Post 22556922)
to everything there is a season
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
(Post 22556936)
What season is it now?
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