The realisation you're getting old

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bobzmyunkle

Über Member
Just had a parcel delivered. The courier was taking a photo of it on my doorstep and was obviously in a rush, but asked if I needed a hand with it. Nice chap obviously. Not sure whether to feel insulted or worried.
 

Accy cyclist

Legendary Member
Just had a parcel delivered. The courier was taking a photo of it on my doorstep and was obviously in a rush, but asked if I needed a hand with it. Nice chap obviously. Not sure whether to feel insulted or worried.

I suppose it depends on how old you are, or how old you look and your visible disabilities, if you have any. Five years ago I'd say "No thanks, I can do it myself, but thanks anyway". Now I'd gladly accept such and offer if the parcel was too big and if they didn't offer I'd ask them to give me a hand with it, hoping they'd do it for me.
 

Mad Doug Biker

Just a damaged guy.
Location
Craggy Island
You have given up on life

I thought that's when you start?
 

Milzy

Guru
When the day after a century you just can’t be bothered to move and feel down.
When your VAM is worse than when you first started cycling.
 

Milzy

Guru
When you realise you haven't a scooby about what a VAM is, or where you can get one.

vertical ascent in metres. Your VAM is a number that shows the amount of metres you are climbing, vertically per hour.
They used this metric before the days of power metres now every half decent cycling computer has this feature.
 
vertical ascent in metres. Your VAM is a number that shows the amount of metres you are climbing, vertically per hour.
They used this metric before the days of power metres now every half decent cycling computer has this feature.

That's me out then. No cycling computer and I find it difficult enough climbing a moderate hill never mind climbing one vertically.
 
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