JUNE 2014 - Move Your @ss Challenge
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Very nice Speedy! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Where do you find all these great quotes!I love it. :drinker: :drinker:
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@speedyf - Nice pictures. I love shady trails. Is that gravel though? I would be going super slow. I don't like feeling my tires slip.
@verdemujer:
On big down hills like this one, it's gravel over rock dust. I'm pretty sure they put gravel to slow down bikers. Not an easy descent and the ascent is even harder! No grip.
Speedy - You need a Fat Tire bike. I have one with 4" wide tires. It gets amazing grip on gravel, mud and snow. Not so much on pavement though. I have been riding that one on trails instead of my mountain bike and it's been a lot of fun. :bigsmile: :bigsmile:
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K80FLEC - No worries, I've got you down. Go ahead and change your ticker over to June. :drinker:
DJMICHEALS - Good luck on your 5K!! And HEY, you run exactly the same speed that I do!!!! What are the odds?!? :bigsmile::laugh:
SPEEDYF - Not you too, Annie!?!?!I don't want anyone else getting hurt on their bikes.... You probably don't need to check everything before every ride, but a very thorough check before each riding season and then a once-a-month spot check should be sufficient. Handlebar stems don't usually come loose if they were tightened properly in the first place. :noway:
GALACTUSEMPIRE - If you go to the Group's home page and scroll down to the listing of threads, you'll see one marked FAQ's. Click on that and then scroll down until you find the one covering Tickers. It should explain pretty much everything you need to know about how to create and update a ticker. If you still have questions, shoot me a message and I'll try to help you.
VHUBER - Get some rest and get rid of that cold. Hope you feel better soon!
Well, I just got home from work at almost 11:30pm. WAY too late. Thankfully, I got a good 3.5 mile walk in during the day.
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Getting hot around here!!
Here too! It's supposed to be 102 Saturday :noway:
You know, that means rollin' outa bed at the sound of the roosters and walking when it firsts gets light. :grumble:
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Getting hot around here!!
Here too! It's supposed to be 102 Saturday :noway:
You know, that means rollin' outa bed at the sound of the roosters and walking when it firsts gets light. :grumble:
Chris
LOL! I love days like that when I have already put in my miles and showered off the sweat and am taking a nap at the same time other people are just getting their first cup of coffee! :yawn:0 -
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Woke up yesterday with those mystery bruises that appear after a mishap. :grumble: The one on and above the left knee are probably from the fence, and the inside of the right knee...maybe the bike frame? :huh: Luckily nothing painful when I walk so I still moving right along. And no, no one had to step over me. That's what started the whole thing was me trying to be sure we didn't run into each other. That mission was accomplished. :laugh:
Speedy I would love to ride there. OK, with my skills, I think walk might be a safer option though. :laugh: Great pictures. I'm glad you were't badly injured too. Sadly, I can't blame my fall on equipment failure. (Unless you count my shaky sense of balance as equipment :laugh: )
I managed to get half a walk in before the rain started.And the other half in a downpour. :frown: It's cooler here today, so I think I'll get out on the trails today.:bigsmile: Walking. :laugh:
6.5 miles yesterday, June total 29.25 miles
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@speedyf - Nice pictures. I love shady trails. Is that gravel though? I would be going super slow. I don't like feeling my tires slip.
@verdemujer:
On big down hills like this one, it's gravel over rock dust. I'm pretty sure they put gravel to slow down bikers. Not an easy descent and the ascent is even harder! No grip.
Speedy - You need a Fat Tire bike. I have one with 4" wide tires. It gets amazing grip on gravel, mud and snow. Not so much on pavement though. I have been riding that one on trails instead of my mountain bike and it's been a lot of fun. :bigsmile: :bigsmile:
Beautiful pictures. :drinker: :drinker:
@sufferlandria:
Thanks for the tip. I thought about it, and I think that's what I'll do. I don't ride much pavement with the bike, except to get to the trail, so that shouldn't be a problem. I'll also need a much much better seat bike !!! Lets say that after 1.5 hours yesterday, I was glad my bike ride was over ! :laugh:0 -
QOTD:
Very nice Speedy! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Where do you find all these great quotes!I love it. :drinker: :drinker:
@sufferlandria:
Have a Tumblr account to keep me motivated, and I usually take about an hour on the Internet daily to find gifs and images to post on my wall. That's what keeps me going. Looks like my followers like them too :laugh: Always been a quote lover, and I'm a visual person, so I found a way to get the best of both worldsWhile doing 'research' for motivational quotes, I very often stop and go outside, doing 'something', anything, to keep me moving. Working from home have its benefits :laugh:
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Getting hot around here!!
Have a great Thursday, everyone!
Chris
Chris - It's getting hot around here too. It got up to 69 while I was riding yesterday and I was burning up. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:0 -
@speedyf - Nice pictures. I love shady trails. Is that gravel though? I would be going super slow. I don't like feeling my tires slip.
@verdemujer:
On big down hills like this one, it's gravel over rock dust. I'm pretty sure they put gravel to slow down bikers. Not an easy descent and the ascent is even harder! No grip.
Speedy - You need a Fat Tire bike. I have one with 4" wide tires. It gets amazing grip on gravel, mud and snow. Not so much on pavement though. I have been riding that one on trails instead of my mountain bike and it's been a lot of fun. :bigsmile: :bigsmile:
Beautiful pictures. :drinker: :drinker:
@sufferlandria:
Thanks for the tip. I thought about it, and I think that's what I'll do. I don't ride much pavement with the bike, except to get to the trail, so that shouldn't be a problem. I'll also need a much much better seat bike !!! Lets say that after 1.5 hours yesterday, I was glad my bike ride was over ! :laugh:
Speedy - One of the really nice things about a Fat Tire bike is the low pressure in the tires. Mine say 20 PSI but I usually run them about 10 PSI and they act like shock absorbers. They conform more to things on the trail like rocks, stumps and groves so they soften the jarring that your buttock would have taken.0
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