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It's been a great ride. I've done 10 argus cycle tours (some fast, some slow), hundreds of PPA races, met some amazing people over the years, and developed a passion for endurance sport that will be with me for the rest of my life.

 

on the weekend I realised that is has been 3 years since I have even been on a bicycle.

 

I'm no longer able to ride from home - I have to pack the bike in the car to go ride, and that's hella impractical.

 

I've taken up running instead (can't be sitting around doing nothing) and one day I hope to be able to get back on a bike.

 

see y'all some day

Posted

It's been a great ride. I've done 10 argus cycle tours (some fast, some slow), hundreds of PPA races, met some amazing people over the years, and developed a passion for endurance sport that will be with me for the rest of my life.

 

on the weekend I realised that is has been 3 years since I have even been on a bicycle.

 

I'm no longer able to ride from home - I have to pack the bike in the car to go ride, and that's hella impractical.

 

I've taken up running instead (can't be sitting around doing nothing) and one day I hope to be able to get back on a bike.

 

see y'all some day

Bleak Monday post! Hope it changes at some point.

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I still love cycling. Especially the downhill.... And I even used to get on my bike occasionally. In reality, I haven't had a ride in three years, but, I love my running and keep fit and active with that. It doesn't mean you can't partake in the forums... And join us on the cyclists with a running problem for advice and encouragement

Posted

It's been a great ride. I've done 10 argus cycle tours (some fast, some slow), hundreds of PPA races, met some amazing people over the years, and developed a passion for endurance sport that will be with me for the rest of my life.

 

on the weekend I realised that is has been 3 years since I have even been on a bicycle.

 

I'm no longer able to ride from home - I have to pack the bike in the car to go ride, and that's hella impractical.

 

I've taken up running instead (can't be sitting around doing nothing) and one day I hope to be able to get back on a bike.

 

see y'all some day

Sell that Jag and get a bigger car.

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Click - Forums

Click - Multisport

Click - Cyclists with a "Running" Problem

 

Welcome to your new home!

 

Was there not a trail running version of thehub as well? Can't find it now on google, maybe discontinued?

Posted (edited)

Was there not a trail running version of thehub as well? Can't find it now on google, maybe discontinued?

 

Dead. Don't know if totally removed but dead. 

 

Edit: in fact, yes looks like page doesn't exist

Edited by Chris_
Posted (edited)

It's been a great ride. I've done 10 argus cycle tours (some fast, some slow), hundreds of PPA races, met some amazing people over the years, and developed a passion for endurance sport that will be with me for the rest of my life.

 

on the weekend I realised that is has been 3 years since I have even been on a bicycle.

 

I'm no longer able to ride from home - I have to pack the bike in the car to go ride, and that's hella impractical.

 

I've taken up running instead (can't be sitting around doing nothing) and one day I hope to be able to get back on a bike.

 

see y'all some day

 

https://community.bikehub.co.za/topic/175207-rouvy-worth-the-bother-for-virtual-rides/page-14?do=findComment&comment=3707610

 

 

Other than running there is a big world of online cycling

 

Good luck ????

Edited by SwissVan
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You WILL be back.

 

I had a similar route many years back.

 

Rode numerous Arguses in the 1990's. Got tired of the cycling and returned to my running roots early 2000's.

Completed multiple Two Oceans, comrades until the knees started telling me they had had enough.

 

Returned to cycling in 2010 when by brother had arranged a ride over the Prince Alfred Pass for his 40th Bday and have never looked back.

 

As others have mentioned, it is in your blood. Enjoy the running exploits.

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I've got 2 other cars. its just the hassle of having to pack the bike every time I want a ride isn't much fun

 

You should move to Joburg for a while to know how good you have it down there. It can't possibly take longer than getting to and from the cradle for a spot of tarmac. no idea where mtb'ers go....

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You wouldn't be the first or the last person on this here hub to not actually be a 'cyclist' or at the very least being an active cyclist... Me thinks a straw poll may surprise us all [emoji848]

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