Where has your bike taken you today?

[Patchelicious]

Uncle Velouria might have something to say about that.

Where is this segment?

[MTBeer]

Comeback ride after knee replacement 6 weeks ago. Good to be back in my natural habitat

[Frosty]

Felt a bit like Popeye, when I haven’t had me spinach. #porridgelegs

Edited March 13, 2021 by Frosty

[Maniax]

Did a 90km loop around Polka, Hells, Simondium, Klapmuts, Elsenburg and back to Brackenfell.

 

Stunning, day, road, and ride.  Just me and my Dale.  the hard work on the trainer and diet is paying dividends.

 

 

[Wayne pudding Mol]

Humid and still - had a super mellow spin, glorious light

[Wayne pudding Mol]

Comeback ride after knee replacement 6 weeks ago. Good to be back in my natural habitat 20210313_090920_resized.jpg

Very quick recovery, well done

[OVERDRIVE]

Little blitz around the hood. And got stung by a bee flat out at whatever miles an hour! Pic of perpetrator attached. 

[The Ghost]

That’s the 2nd post about a bee sting in recent times.

Are any of you allergic to bees and if so what do you do/ carry on the bike?

It’s one of my biggest concerns in summer and I’m in the countryside, especially swallowing one and being stung in the throat; I seem to swallow a fair amount of gogos [emoji85]

[Jbr]

That’s the 2nd post about a bee sting in recent times.

Are any of you allergic to bees and if so what do you do/ carry on the bike?

It’s one of my biggest concerns in summer and I’m in the countryside, especially swallowing one and being stung in the throat; I seem to swallow a fair amount of gogos [emoji85]

got stung twice this year, once in my helmet, the second time on the chest... can't imagine how it feels to swallow one of those buggers

Edited March 14, 2021 by Jbr

[OVERDRIVE]

got stung twice this year, once in my helmet, the second time on the chest... can't imagine how it feels to swallow one of those buggers

Luckily not allergic, stopped to see what it was, poured a bit of water on where it stung and continued. For some strange reason the site of the sting is still sore this morning . Will shave a bit later and see the damage, but not before I head out today ????

['Dale]

Making sweat drops.

 

[MTBeer]

Very quick recovery, well done

Thanks. Yes the recovery even surprises me. Medical technology is amazing.

[Frosty]

That’s the 2nd post about a bee sting in recent times.

Are any of you allergic to bees and if so what do you do/ carry on the bike?

It’s one of my biggest concerns in summer and I’m in the countryside, especially swallowing one and being stung in the throat; I seem to swallow a fair amount of gogos [emoji85]

A friend carries celestamine (spelling) with him. He is hyper allergenic when it comes to a bee sting.

 

He gave a pill to another club that was stung last week.

['Dale]

Thanks. Yes the recovery even surprises me. Medical technology is amazing.

Lekka, @MTBeer

Recovery and prognosis varies with the complexity or nuance of the injury or issue with the joints

[The Ghost]

A friend carries celestamine (spelling) with him. He is hyper allergenic when it comes to a bee sting.

 

He gave a pill to another club that was stung last week.

Ah yes thanks, a good antihistamine that.

I used to carry an epipen but they have such a short shelf life and are very expensive.

[Frosty]

@The Ghost,

How was your Summer Fast1?