Dude....you have to lose the TRIPLE!!!

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TheBikeRacer.com

Like the shoes, I hope the ratchet doesn't break off like it did on two successive pairs for UKGearMuncher! Also, is Lake Arrowhead hilly? Otherwise why the triple?

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"How bad can it be?" - SimpleS

mwbyrd, he climbs at 400 watts going only 6 mph up some of the steepest terrain where he rides (Mt. Baldy). I doubt many of us could do without a triple under those conditions! Surely not me.

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Quid quid latine dictum sit altum videtur
(That which is said in Latin sounds profound)

did you forget the Chammy cream?

:)

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Schweeeet stuff.

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customerjon @gmail.com is where information happens.

i went to bigger chain rings when i got the powercranks. it's much easier to learn in a hard gear, then move to high cadence once you establish some endurance.

Yep, you kicked my ass and I'm man enough to admit it :) I still say drop the triple!! And if I only hadn't gotten that flat when you started pulling away from me...hah haa

I'll be in better shape on the 30th, not great shape, but better.

I should have a better advantage if you are riding PC's on the 30th. The last person I rode Palomar with that had PC's bonked and was about 45 minutes behind me. Not trying to make you nervous or anything..

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TheBikeRacer.com

I rode Palomar a few times back in '99, when I was visiting some friends of mine who lived in Gilbert. The memory of those climbs haunts my nightmares to this day ;-)

T.