KennyGS
How may I help?
I am 100% bringing my bicycle this year and conquering it motorless.
* at least one way.. someone needs to give me a lift back.. - Not going to try and cheat death twice.
Make sure all of your insurance is up to date.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature currently requires accessing the site using the built-in Safari browser.
I am 100% bringing my bicycle this year and conquering it motorless.
* at least one way.. someone needs to give me a lift back.. - Not going to try and cheat death twice.
I'm nearly dead set on a grey premium model (w/o spoiler), since rally blue will be the most popular color by far.
I think if I did it very early in the morning, right after sunrise, on a week day, then it wouldn't be too bad.Make sure all of your insurance is up to date.
Why not? I think it would be fun. I remember seeing a guy on a bike 1 or 2 years ago.....kinda scary trying to go around him.
A smaller seat is often better than a larger one as it utilizes your sit bones correctly instead of applying pressure to areas that are unwanted. Mine has a little relief in the middle to remove pressure from the perineum area. The seat that came with the bike was horrible.. this one is slightly narrower but no discomfort even on a 2hr ride. I usually get out of the saddle every so often.
Everyone is unique though. I've met some people who will not ride on anything but a pure carbon saddle; no padding. OUCH!
http://www.roadbikereview.com/cat/c...ia/max-flite-gel-flow/prd_411526_2509crx.aspx
I ride a womens seat. I have prostatitis from riding so much. Quite honestly the narrowest womens seat is the most comfortable thing ive ever tried. The "relief" area is finally deep enough.
I'm not saying it wouldn't be cool, but even at 15+mph, you're talking about an hour of being exposed to vehicles coming around blind corners nailing you.
I am surprised you didnt know about the Silver Comet trail.I recently discovered that theres a trail from Sandy Springs, GA ( 15mins south of me) that goes from here to Alabama, over 100 miles total (1 way). It's the longest trail in the country. I'm sure there are some trails near you Ken, if you fancied just riding for fun. To say I'm excited is an understatement. There's way too much traffic locally to ride any other day but Sunday AM; as I just reconfirmed earlier today.
Yes, the dragon will be a little nervy, but like I said I would love to do it just to say I've done it.
Gray... meh :p
I R foreigner!I am surprised you didnt know about the Silver Comet trail.
sorry for typos, from phone
E30, FA5
I remember when the train tracks were removed. It is a nice paved trail.I R foreigner!