Agteros1

karma is a biatch[-ing mask wearer]

nanny forum? nanny society, nanny country? Were you harmed in this guy riding without a helmet on his OWN head? Maybe we should all just pull condoms over our heads - to be safe

Have it your (mistaken) way but I'm doing it my way!

Did you see him on the nasty, gnarly sections? If so, was he struggling when you saw him there? Stop judging people! It is his choice, and his choice alone! Aside: Do you wear your safety belt EVERY time you get into a car (as driver AND passenger - front and back seat)?

Sounds much like peer pressure.... try that on the teenagers!

Actually, I'll wear either jeans or baggies and NO lycra will be visible;)

Us barbarians have over-run this fine establishment

I'll "sommer" be spiteful and gatecrash your little party Should be back again for the night ride as well...

you brought lycra & raceists into the conversation...

I was talking to nolipoli, about you. Now butt out of 'our' conversation!

Those are mostly for legal reasons. If you crack your pip without wearing a lid, they can just point at the sign. If you crack your pip wearing a lid, they'll point you in the direction of the lid maker

Join the dark side later!

Seems like he forgot to bring his chill pills from 2012 to 2013. Or somebody swapped it for chili pills....

Sounds like you want to use it in a retaliatory way? Surely these things should be used to preserve your life / prevent an incident? Ever heard of violence begets violence? Or in the most extreme case of MAD?

Have it your way then. Doing it in the dark is more fun!

Welcome back to The Hub Michelle!

Am I still welcome if I am a non-champ, with only have a 26er? At least I have the lycra

Keen as well, especially as it means I can sleep late tomorrow morning

A few points: HP - Road of death (Cars, but especially pedestrians and cyclists) Drunken passengers, irrespective of vehicle - warning sign!

Other option is to fit a compact crank. Magazines state that a lot of our elite ladies ride compact cranks. 50 and 34 up front

www.fashionrat.com/an-ad-for-trousers-from-the-70s-remarkably-sexist-and-creepy/ Ad wording: "Though she was a tiger lady, our hero didn't have to fire a shot to floor her. After one look at his Mr. Leggs slacks, she was ready to have him walk all over her. That noble styling sure soothes the savage heart! If you like your own doll-to-doll carpeting, hunt up a pair of these he-man Mr. Leggs slacks. Such as our new automatic wash wear blend of 65% Dacron® and 35% rayon incomparably wrinkle-resistant. About $12.95 at plush-carpeted stores." Yes, the metaphors for whatever they tried to portrait are just completely messed up. At least we now do see the issue with that, so at least we've moved on (a bit) in the last 40 odd years....

Can you please expand on the 'heard the other day' bit?

Brackets, the punctuation of mathematics Alas, I've created a PDF with two tables in. One with the above formula showing ideal race weight (RWI), and the second table with BMI for the same weight/height table. On second table I've superimposed the race weight ranges showing the divergence between race weight and BMI, The orange range with bold font is where the RWI overlaps with the healthy BMI. Orange without bold is where RWI requires a BMI of less than what is healthy. Now taking that athletes are supposed to have more muscle, and muscles weight more than fat it surely cannot be healthy for a bunch of part time non-pro cyclists (US!) to have a BMI of LESS than the minimum for 'normal' (18)? The tables seem to indicate that the tallest, lightest, healthiest cyclist is a 1.96m weighing 71kg - giving a BMI of 18.5 Climber BMI.pdf

Head over to triathlonsa's events website, search for 2013 cross & duathlon events!

You can also have a look at the Sasol Cross Triathlon & Duathlon events. These are tris and dus being run on the same day. Earlier dates than the other series. More details on the Cyclelab entries site