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Old 10-27-15, 09:17 PM
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Originally Posted by NYMXer
Whelp, isn't your helmet adjustable? Sorry, I couldn't help it...
I truly did not realize it was my helmet until the last stage. At that point I adjusted it. The next question is, if it takes me that long to figure it out, why bother wearing the helmet. It clearly isn't protecting much.
Originally Posted by StanSeven
Did you get any compliments before the ride?
I wish. I do have a vivid imagination though.
Originally Posted by hueyhoolihan
had to mention (just because it struck me so funny) that whelp(s) is a noun that refers to a puppy, or a verb when referring to a female dog's birthing process. i think the OP meant welt.

don't be alarmed OP, it happens to the best of us.

OTOH, the 'fellow rider' may have actually said 'whelps'... in which case you're off the hook, and my sincere apologies.
I will take the blame as I wrote it. You are correct though.
Originally Posted by FLvector
This is a common symptom resulting from drafting behind a very cute and shapely female. Stick to the males with a hairy ass and thin bibs and it won't happen again.
now you are scaring me as I was with a group of men.
Originally Posted by thin_concrete
This happens to me when I get really hot (dehydrated) - sunglasses, ski goggles and helmet, hats, etc. I try to keep hydrated to beat that, but it does still happen from time to time.

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