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Old 06-03-22, 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
It's not uncommon on gravel events around here, particularly the longer ones. Hell, you'll even see 'em on fat bikes. That said, being on the aero bars in proximity to others would probably be frowned upon... but when you're more or less solo for long stretches, go to town.
That's the thing, the video I saw had a medium size group of 8 or 9 riders doing a fairly tight paceline with these things on.
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Originally Posted by genejockey
Last year, after I'd gotten down to the neighborhood of 200 lbs and kept it off for a while, I got new pants in a smaller waist size. They fit!!! Then I saw Louis Garneau FitSensor 2 bibs on sale. I figured I'd gone down a size, so I bought 2 pair of L, vs the XL I'd been wearing for years.

Turns out, the L bibs have SIGNIFICANTLY shorter legs. So short, in fact, that I cannot wear them to ride outside. Think "women's shorts" length. They're relegated to Zwfting. This is too bad, because otherwise they fit fine and do a good job keeping everything in place.
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Started a ride this afternoon, and a little over 2 miles in started feeling light headed, hot and clammy. Since I’ve been having some BP swings (cardio appt is Wed.), I rode back and called it.

Went bike shopping on the way home though, and got to ride an Emonda Di2 in my size, but it was last years model with 11 speed. Sold on the e-shift! Problem is the new ones are showing December delivery dates. ☹️ The other problem is getting spousal approval. ☹️
But your spouse doesn't work(for the man). Easy peasy.
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Old 06-03-22, 03:23 PM
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Originally Posted by seedsbelize2
But your spouse doesn't work(for the man). Easy peasy.
Well, she doesn’t work at all, but I like what she brings to the table, so there is that.
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Originally Posted by Mojo31
I don’t think it’s heat related. It’s only in the low 80s, and I’ve been riding in the 90s pretty regularly. I had an adrenal gland removed a few years ago, and since then I’ve experienced BP drops from time-to-time. They usually come in the evenings, but sometimes in the afternoon.
Ah. Similar symptoms, different etiology.
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Originally Posted by seedsbelize2
But your spouse doesn't work(for the man). Easy peasy.
Edit: I only quoted Mojo1. Gj snuck in on his own.
I'm insidious that way.
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Old 06-03-22, 03:26 PM
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Originally Posted by datlas
That's the thing, the video I saw had a medium size group of 8 or 9 riders doing a fairly tight paceline with these things on.
Team Time Trialing on gravel? Sounds iffy.
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Originally Posted by genejockey
That was basically what LBS suggested, but basically he said, "That CAN work".

But it wasn't the BB anyway. Oh, well.
Fixed a creaky FS mountain bike yesterday too. It was the pedals.
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Originally Posted by rjones28
Fixed a creaky FS mountain bike yesterday too. It was the pedals.
I'm hoping I'm right about the seatpost. It's the only thing that I really changed since last fall when it wasn't all creaky.
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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
Both annoying. The goal fry thing seems to have abated a bit. My daughter can do it on command along with some other pretty funny exaggerated girl stuff.
what the hell is vocal fry?
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Originally Posted by rjones28
Fixed a creaky FS mountain bike yesterday too. It was the pedals.
Actually, the BB replacement was because of a creak. The customer said the BB seemed "gravel-y". Turns out there was actual gravel in the frame and the dirt had been working it's way into the bearings. It was not pretty.
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Originally Posted by genejockey
Ah. Similar symptoms, different etiology.
First time it affected a ride.
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Originally Posted by DougRNS
what the hell is vocal fry?
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Originally Posted by datlas
That's the thing, the video I saw had a medium size group of 8 or 9 riders doing a fairly tight paceline with these things on.
Eeesh - maybe they ride together a lot?

We can only hope.
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Originally Posted by DougRNS
what the hell is vocal fry?
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You beat me again.
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I don't work on your schedule.
You ask questions that were answered eight hours beforehand.
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Boomers can vocal fry too

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Originally Posted by WhyFi
Oh, and speaking of kitchen crap - my baking steel just showed up!
I got a couple more of these today. Now I'm set for every-other-day dishwashing schedule, and can get my nightly supplement in.

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Originally Posted by rjones28
No noticeable mouse activity inside Casa de rjones28 this past winter.
I think they moved to Australia last year.

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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
Did you know that after age 55, lean body mass (controlled for height) is one of the strongest predictors of longevity?
Elaborate.
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
I got a couple more of these today. Now I'm set for every-other-day dishwashing schedule, and can get my nightly supplement in.

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I could use one or two of those. I usually use my Boston shaker.
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
Elaborate.
Not completely clear what drives that correlation, but muscle, bone etc. loss is a major component of frailty in the elderly and frail people die. If you want to be a robust 80 year old, you better be a strapping 50 year old.
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Not completely clear what drives that correlation, but muscle, bone etc. loss is a major component of frailty in the elderly and frail people die. If you want to be a robust 80 year old, you better be a strapping 50 year old.
Uh oh.
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Slow night. Everyone must be

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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
grandiose turgidity.
What a great way to describe every paper I wrote as a undergrad philosophy major.
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