Hey there NJ - I agree... the mental thing of someone sitting in behind without doing any work can be a bit of a 'drag'.
I do it for my youngest sons, so no worries, my partner does it for me, no worries - the strongest rider is in front, and we use these as "motor-pacing" riding exercises.
However. In a race situation when someone just sits in behind, or when they take their turn on the front and they slow everything down - well that just infuriates me. And to know you have this guy sitting on your wheel while you do all the work... its infuriating... and tactically you have to let it feed your legs, not mess with your head... its hard.
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09-25-2006, 09:59 AM #1
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