[Hank Scorpio]

Up you, Reina!!

27 miles today, that's 96 overall this week.

I'm looking to break the 100 mark next week!

[minijc]

I am in the middle of looking for a bike, need something today instead of sitting here allnight every night, dull life i know.

[Hank Scorpio]

minijc, on Aug 24 2008, 21:47, said:

I am in the middle of looking for a bike, need something today instead of sitting here allnight every night, dull life i know.

My bro gave me a shot of his today, and it was fucking awesome. Specialized Rockhopper. It was £600. I'll get you a pic of it...

Edit:

This post has been edited by MonTheRovers!!: 24 August 2008 - 20:52

[minijc]

Looks like a beast, am quite a big lad though, weight and height which means i need something that is sturdy and will hold my body no bother.

[orlandoblue]

I'm going running tomorrow.

Hopefully have a better run than I did yesterday

[Hank Scorpio]

Jimmy Shaker this better be good! You've been posting for 14 mins!

[Hank Scorpio]

orlandoblue, on Aug 24 2008, 21:58, said:

I'm going running tomorrow.

Hopefully have a better run than I did yesterday

I think i speak for everyone when i say...

"Running thread for this pish"

[The Arch]

I have an exercise bike in my room, but have never got round to putting the batteries into the meter, so I'm not sure how far I've cycled or really anything.

I just cycle for about 2 to 3 minutes on every single gear on the bike. Variety's the spice of life.

[Reina]

Much better.

[Michael W]

I used to do a fair bit of cycling. Not for any particular purpose, it killed time and kept me fit at the same time. I lost interest when I turned 17 though, as I could drive instead.

[gav-ffc]

I would like to use a bike more but cycling to college which is about 2/3 miles per morning then doing 2 hours of physical circuit training the smell wouldnt appeal to me.

[Gaz]

I cycle six miles to my work (and another six back) everyday. It's awesome.

[the_russian]

Found an abandoned childs bike with flat tyres on the way back from the pub a few months ago, had a wee shot on it, it was a bit ropey, nearly fell.

[Juan Sara]

Bikes are boring get a penny farthing

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[kiwififer]

MonTheRovers! !, on Aug 25 2008, 08:51, said:

My bro gave me a shot of his today, and it was fucking awesome. Specialized Rockhopper. It was £600. I'll get you a pic of it...

Edit:

Decent bike, I had the Hardrock up until a few weeks back, when some b*****d knicked it.

[cbhaf]

Gaz, on Aug 24 2008, 23:15, said:

I cycle six miles to my work (and another six back) everyday. It's awesome.

Cycling to work feels like you're somehow cheating. It's free (assuming you've already got a bike), more fun than taking a bus or a train, good for you, and for me anyway at least as quick as any other way of getting there.

[the_russian]

Juan Sara, on Aug 24 2008, 23:29, said:

Bikes are boring get a penny farthing

imagine everyones reaction as you went cycling down the high street on a penny farthing, with the tweeds on.

kiwififer, on Aug 24 2008, 23:30, said:

Decent bike, I had the Hardrock up until a few weeks back, when some b*****d knicked it.

fnar fnar

[kiwififer]

Very good.

At least I got the insurance for it.

[Garrowhillclyde]

Top tip for Cyclists : Remember to pay, at best, scant regard to traffic signals and road markings. For that matter remember to cycle in a dangerous manner through them and put your life at risk by cycling through red lights against other traffic at all opportunities.

Additionally, it is the fashion to scowl at motorists who have to swerve to avoid your inconsiderate and illegal manouvres.

[HGG]

Garrowhillclyde, on Aug 24 2008, 23:56, said:

Top tip for Cyclists : Remember to pay, at best, scant regard to traffic signals and road markings. For that matter remember to cycle in a dangerous manner through them and put your life at risk by cycling through red lights against other traffic at all opportunities.

Additionally, it is the fashion to scowl at motorists who have to swerve to avoid your inconsiderate and illegal manouvres.

Soap back in the box now please.

Teddy says hello, by the way.

Edit: and that's not how you spell manoeuvres by the way!

This post has been edited by HGG: 24 August 2008 - 23:25

[cbhaf]

Garrowhillclyde, on Aug 24 2008, 23:56, said:

Additionally, it is the fashion to scowl at motorists who have to swerve to avoid your inconsiderate and illegal manouvres.

All part of the fun - just like the drivers who cut me up, or can't use the handbrake so roll back downhill to hit me, and the passengers who jump out at traffic lights opening their door right in front of me. Of course you'll never catch a driver so much as scowling at another driver

[saints1884]

I would cycle,but I'm 5ft 1" and would need a younger persons bike.(Do they still take your height into account when you get measured(SP?) for a bike?)

[Hank Scorpio]

5"1!! Christ, i thought i was wee!

Erm, aye you probably would need a wee girl's bike, just do it, though! Get the pink rucksack pulled all the way up your back and pigtails. None the wiser

This post has been edited by MonTheRovers!!: 25 August 2008 - 16:35

[Garrowhillclyde]

cbhaf, on Aug 25 2008, 00:28, said:

All part of the fun - just like the drivers who cut me up, or can't use the handbrake so roll back downhill to hit me, and the passengers who jump out at traffic lights opening their door right in front of me. Of course you'll never catch a driver so much as scowling at another driver

But if they are stopped at the lights what is the problem with passengers getting out the car? There shouldnt be a cyclist trying to squeeze up a non existant space in the first place. B)

[Garrowhillclyde]

HGG, on Aug 25 2008, 00:24, said:

Soap back in the box now please.

No. I like spouting off.

HGG, on Aug 25 2008, 00:24, said:

Teddy says hello, by the way.

Teddy can piss off. He's a treacherous little sack of shit.

HGG, on Aug 25 2008, 00:24, said:

Edit: and that's not how you spell manoeuvres by the way!

Fcuk off. B)