[SmallAirAndy]

 

[Jayem]

Wonder what would have happened with my 2.6 tire, front wheel, and 66...

 

[michael_lowery]

Just remember, when you don't plan on running into things, those wheels work fine.

And I'm pretty sure you're 2.6, wheel, and 66 don't weigh about 500 grams....

Road cycling is what it is. Its a great way to train, to see more ground, and to go really really fast, because there is something to be said about descending at 50 miles an hour and passing a corvette on a mountain pass.

 

[kosmo]

XC, Freeride (wimpy level for me), and Road Biking. They're all fun in different ways, and I know great people from each discipline that I wouldn't if I just stuck totally with one genre.

But DAMMITTTTTTT, I'm opposed to Labrador abuse at any level, especially from backmarkers in the pro peloton!

 

[xtr444]

Those lightweight wheels are really soft. They are softer than the dog who has a body as hard as a brick wall.

 

[Random Drivel]

Final score: dog--1; skinny roadie--0.

 

[cactuscorn]

i leave for about 180 miles on the road in just a bit, all self supported by the way. think it mighta been a good idea to have logged a few miles on the merckx since this time last year? now ask me if im lookin fwd to a 25 mph headwind on todays leg. see ya all on monday!

 

[rmac]

Cars 2, Rmac 0. No roadie no more.