Bike to lose weight? Nope!
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I read it but should have addressed.
I used to hate when people asked me the weight loss secret. You are right, the only way to really lose is to eat well for your body. Great read!0 -
This thread couldn't be more correct. I ride my bike 15 miles each day. It has helped me to lose nearly 50lbs over the past 7 months. However, as my diet has edged towards the bad side lately, the weight loss has stopped. I haven't gained any weight, but am not currently losing either.0
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I'm not into bike riding because of the pressure it puts pressure on the johnson. ED is higher in athletes who bike for exercise than for those who don't.0
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Yeah, you gotta eat less too. But look at it this way - it is a lot cheaper to lose weight than buy a lighter bike. That's why I don't care that my commuting bike weight 40 lbs what with the folding baskets, fenders, and generally being a 1974 Raleigh. When I am at my goal weight, I might buy a lightweight.0
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