Hi got on my bike and lost 65lb
robmac13h
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started cycling 1st of august 2013 ,also stopped eating junk food and watching portion sizes ,7lb till target weight.
had not been on a bike for 30 years so it was hard at first only done a few mile to start then built it up ,now planning to cycle to work at least 2 or 3 days a week 24 mile round trip.logging all my food now and allowing myself the odd treat
had not been on a bike for 30 years so it was hard at first only done a few mile to start then built it up ,now planning to cycle to work at least 2 or 3 days a week 24 mile round trip.logging all my food now and allowing myself the odd treat
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Man, I need to buy myself a bike!0
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That is awesome...congrats on your success and healthy lifestyle changes0
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Mine was stolen! Will be awhile before I can get another one. Amazing job
well done!0 -
Absolutely amazing, well done pal0
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Great work!0
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Well done you.
I love my bike and have got several cycling/camping weekends planed for this summer.0 -
Thats so awesome!!! Very well done!!0
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Great job! I live in the sticks, so I have to ride a recumbent bike!0
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Applause! WTG!0
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I know what you mean, my hubby talked me into getting a bike and it really was not my thing but then I started losing weight and began to love it! Nothing like biking on the nice spring days coming up! I didn't expect to lose weight from biking but it worked! We have a greenway here (nice bike path in Virginia). We just got them from Walmart, nothing fancy but you really don't need anything fancy.0
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Oops... Sorry... I misread your title. I read "I got "high" on my bike and lost 65lb"
My bad.
Carry on!!!
Congrats!0 -
You can find bikes cheaply at thrift stores, craigs lists, newspapers, etc. That's where I got mine.0
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and if he GETS HIGH ON HIS BIKE that's fabulous. I bet he feels that way!0
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Awesome work!0
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I wish I could do that. We have been living in the arctic, or so it seems. 3 weeks till spring. Congrats on your success.0
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Because bikes are awesome awesome job!0
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Fabulous! I just bought a new road bike, it's still at the shop right now...but soon (when the snow melts and there's not as much salt on the roads) I'll be on it and cruising. I can't wait. I hope I have the same sort of success! Congratulations!0
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Great job! I live in the sticks, so I have to ride a recumbent bike!
Started riding my recumbent bike around May 2013 after making a lifestyle change in my eating habits in February 2013. To date, I've lost 77.5 lbs. Not too shabby for a middle aged, post-menopausal woman with spinal instability stemming from a fracture.
No exercise allowed for me other than swimming and my recumbent bike. I can't swim, so the bike it was because I didn't want the pounds to continue to pile on due to inactivity
I'd had gastric bypass surgery in 2000 and initially lost 177 lbs, but had re-gained 71 lbs. Those lbs are gone now, and I'm working towards better fitness for an upcoming spinal surgery. Thank goodness for my bike!
To the OP, JOB WELL DONE!0 -
Every time I see an adult on a bicycle, I no longer despair for the future of the human race.
H. G. Wells
But yea, I lost all my weight on a bicycle.0 -
Hubby and I have just been discussing bike riding as a couple activity. I'm happy to read about the extra benefit! Congratulations on the weight loss and being so close to goal - as well as getting healthier! Cheers!0
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