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I am finding that I am not training during the week when I am away from home. Too much hassle to take a bike on racks where I travel. I am considering buying a folding bike to train on. Is this a stupid idea? Will I get benefit or are they really only good for going from Gautrain to the office?

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Try using Rollerblades - uses similar muscle groups to cycling.

 

 

PS: do not forget to call your life insurance broker.... :devil:

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Eish I think roller blades best left to younger bones but interesting concept. No one seems to like my idea of looking like a circus bear on a small bike?

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seriously?

 

Thats actually pretty cool.

 

Yup - seriously - and they are pretty easy to travel with too - and really great for seeing new cities too - they also fit in your handluggage.

 

Some skating practice might be in order first before travelling with them.... :)

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PS: do not forget to call your life insurance broker.... :devil:

 

Luckily I can skate... years of practice as a kid on an ice rink... swapping to roller blades took about 3 minutes.

 

Most cities allow blades in their bike lanes too - so getting around becomes really easy - and if you can skate they are pretty quick as well.

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Luckily I can skate... years of practice as a kid on an ice rink... swapping to roller blades took about 3 minutes.

 

Most cities allow blades in their bike lanes too - so getting around becomes really easy - and if you can skate they are pretty quick as well.

 

Sorry to hijack.

 

Which ice rinks did you frequent?

 

Hijack off...

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Sorry to hijack.

 

Which ice rinks did you frequent?

 

Hijack off...

 

There was only 1 rink in PE when I was a kid... at the beachfront where the McArthur baths are - long time ago... :)

 

But we did play the odd match in Pretoria, Jhb and Durban - and nationals in Jhb and Durban - if memory serves me correctly.

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