Falling Off Bikes

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• [Deleted User] ✭✭✭

  January 2011

  Slugsta wrote (see)

  williambloke wrote (see)

  Slugsta wrote (see)

   left me huffing and puffing even in the granny ring!

  That's got to be a euphemism for something, surely?

  cheeky!

  tee hee!

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• [Deleted User]

  January 2011

  
  

  

  
  
  fat buddha wrote (see)

  RT - you're riding on 20's on ice?? very brave or a complete nutter...
  

   They're the biggest I can get on that frame with mudguards, as it's very close-clearance!!! (1994 Dyna-Tech 755Ti) & that's with 'Salmon Profil' mudguards!!!

  Well I get the 'Nutter' jibes anyway for riding/running to work whatever the weather, during the December snow, I ran every day (Inov-8 Mud-Claw 330's work great in snow/slush)

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• Slugsta ✭✭✭

  January 2011

  JB, I only learned to ride in the past couple of years, at the grand age of 50+. Not only am I carp, there's little hope of me improving appreciably!

  BBH - clear as mud!

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• chillies for breakfast

  January 2011

  RT - I ran almost every day in the snow as well - fell over a couple of times on well-trodden ice but mostly had a lovely few outings in Swinley Forest

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• gingerfurball Pirate › ✭✭✭

  January 2011

  Vicky Pea wrote (see)

  gingerfurball wrote (see)

  I fall off alot - mostly clipless pedal related - once I'm going I'm grand - I'm not good at stopping - I was chatting to a girl today and she was saying that our local cycle club has a "ladies" Saturday morning ride for novices - sounds just what I need  NOT- a bunch of insecure, wobbly inexperienced riders for me to clean!

  have you got your pedals adjusted to a loose fitting, so that it's easy to get out of them?

  I've now got pedals which clip in and out really, really easy - I just haven't had the chance (nerve) to get out on the bike for a while.

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