Cyclists Anonymous

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Originally Posted by jaycey

I have a problem!

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I see no problem :)

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Originally Posted by Voidmonster

Yeowch!

Yeah, that's an important safety tip alrighty! Reminds me of the time I tripped on barbed wire that'd been buried behind a barn and got a bit of it stuck hard in my leg. It was sheer, dumb luck that I didn't end up with tetanus. I don't clearly recall. My parents may have taken me for a booster shot. I was a young teen at the time, and that's been... A long time.

Since I picked up the cycling habit again last year, my worst injury has been when I failed to clip out and fell over, whacking my knee real good on the macadam in the process. I was honestly more worried about my bike until I remembered that if I'd injured my knee badly enough to be unable to ride that I was, at that moment 4 miles and 500' downhill on a trail with no exits but the end and beginning (and the end was another 4 miles ahead and a few hundred feet up). Luckily, my knee was mostly okay with riding and I completed my 25 mile circuit.

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I had similar situation this summer, during downhill ride I had pretty nasty fall. And there was no exit of the track, only thru one more mountain pass.
After aprox 2 hours rest I managed to stay, than I was lucky that I injured hip and despite that I can't walk I managed to ride on a bike with tolerable pain.

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Mountain pass which I have had to overcome

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OUCH!

It sure is a good thing that cycling can be easier than walking, sometimes!

Yeap, different muscle, always have a chance to ride or to walk.

Btw tomorrow I will have shave with W&B which we exchanged

Received the 18 x A3 1:50000 topographical maps that I need to use for my race in June.
Going to be spending the next couple of months studying them in conjunction with Google Maps.

Here's an example..

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Collected this Revelate Pika yesterday. Construction is top notch!

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A gift from a friend's husband to me. A British Eagle Touristique from circa 1981.

I've been wanting a classic road bike for a while now. Thanks to some awesome generosity I now have one. �� can't wait to put some miles on it.

I recently decided I've gotta do better and get some exercise in my life. So, today I went out for a real bike ride on the roads around town (well real for me). It was 15miles and half of it was very uphill, so I feel very good :)

Here's the bike - an old GT and behind is the bike-shaped-object I have after my Trek was stolen:

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Got this at the weekend. Nothing special, an entry level bike but my journey has begun 😁

Geek

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I really love English 3-speeds. Bought my wife this beautiful Pashley Princess this summer. Not as pretty as my vintage Raleigh Superbe. Then again she did marry a slightly less attractive guy.
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