welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Donner kebab for us today
Some days I feel I can fly along but those days are the exception now. Cycling is great now and I don't get hung up over speed , its nice to stroke it along the road and watch nature , I still prefer the very light carbon racers over my Felt 220 mountain bike with rear carrier and twin pannier bags which feels like a ton to push forward.When I was younger I just cycled for pleasure so mph didn't bother me.
Its only in recent years that I got back into cycling and got myself a basic garmin. I would expect to do a 20 miler at 12, maybe 13 mph. Still very much for pleasure.
I'm in two minds about reverting back to flat pedals. Been using clips on all my road bikes for a few years now with absolutely no problems, but found yesterday's mountain bike ride with a comfy pair of trainers and flat pedals quite nice being able to move my feet around more. Always the advantage of being able to walk a few miles if you have a mechanical that can't be fixed. I know you can walk in SPD shoes, but wouldn't fancy much more than a mile max.
I have these on my mountain bike. Best of both worlds.
https://www.wiggle.co.uk/shimano-m324-combination-pedals
Health and safety innit
The hospital prescribed some Fortijuice for MrsD 300 calories...2 per day.
We could buy them over the counter but as its needed then its on prescription.
This morning MrsD asked the carer to get one for her.
Nope!!.... not allowed.
If we had bought them over the counter she could have done it but because its prescribed she is not allowed.
Hey ho .
Nice little place West Bradford. Sadly no cafes but there's a local sportive that does a very good rest stop in the community centre.
Yeah.......I could only manage a white beard but otherwise.......🤔Tattoos , check shirt ,skinny black jeans, fixe . Mo can do all that . The big bushy beard might be a stretch though .
I'm in two minds about reverting back to flat pedals. Been using clips on all my road bikes for a few years now with absolutely no problems, but found yesterday's mountain bike ride with a comfy pair of trainers and flat pedals quite nice being able to move my feet around more. Always the advantage of being able to walk a few miles if you have a mechanical that can't be fixed. I know you can walk in SPD shoes, but wouldn't fancy much more than a mile max.
My brother in law used to live there. He lives in North Wales now and much prefers it.Nice little place West Bradford. Sadly no cafes but there's a local sportive that does a very good rest stop in the community centre.
I couldn't get to grips with them on my hard tail. In dodgy stop/start places I found it too easy to fall off.I have the shimano click R light release pedals on my bikes, the ones on my fixed are single sided, though they don't seem to be available any more.