Lwb, I got it for R600, used those triangle shape ones before when I had a road bike. Sold both and I can't afford/justify something really expensive. Would of course give a nut or 2 for those proper ones where I can cycle anywhere in the world, but they are crazy expensive. Still struggling to keep my balance so I'm sitting down and spinning the whole time. Did 14m30s yesterday and I was sweating like a ............and I was "rolling" outside because the household is complaining about the noise [emoji23][emoji1787]
So I tried tonight for the first time, with my Crocs nogal as cycling shoes. First inside the doorframe and then took it outside, and I'm not wearing white socks, it's a working with boots tan.Once I got going it's much easier.
Bought this indoor trainer today after I've been looking for a second hand one for a long time. But I'm surely going to take some time to ride it without holding on to the wall or something sturdy without damaging myself or the wife's furniture.
When we were in the UK a few years ago I smoked outside the house in the snow, dressed in shorts and Crocs [emoji1787][emoji1787]. The British must've thought I lost a few marbles in the head.
Now you let my identity out [emoji3166][emoji23]. I'm trying to be a myth as the STIG[emoji85]. Thanks for the visit, glad that we could accommodate you 2 bikers.
I've been taken campers to their sites by bike, what a high pace ride it quickly turns into, about 900m in and another 900m out, sprinting, minimum 20 times today. While I take the one in I get radioed that there are others waiting.
And I was broken today [emoji1787] Planned ride was +-34km out and back on gravel road, but we decided to take the longer way home. Started 05h30 in a group of 7 and 5 did a 97km loop.
