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View Poll Results: How old (or young) are you?

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  • Age 19 or younger

    1 0.65%
  • Age 20-24

    5 3.23%
  • Age 25-29

    15 9.68%
  • Age 30-34

    18 11.61%
  • Age 35-39

    26 16.77%
  • Age 40-44

    20 12.90%
  • Age 45-49

    34 21.94%
  • Age 50-54

    26 16.77%
  • Age 55-59

    9 5.81%
  • Age 60 or older

    1 0.65%
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  1. #1
    Join Date
    Jul 2005
    Location
    WA, Australia
    Posts
    3,292
    Quote Originally Posted by Eden View Post
    What I've heard is that when a woman is pregnant her blood volume increases and that it never goes back to pre-pregnancy levels so each time she has a child she ends up with a higher blood volume. More blood = more hemoglobin = more O2 to the muscles
    Crikey lucky I had three kids - imagine how slow I would have been otherwise.

    42 year old Trek - who is very slow even after three kids - hawk.
    The most effective way to do it, is to do it.
    Amelia Earhart

    2005 Trek 5000 road/Avocet 02 40W
    2006 Colnago C50 road/SSM Atola
    2005 SC Juliana SL mtb/WTB Laser V

  2. #2
    Join Date
    Jan 2007
    Location
    College Station, TX
    Posts
    25
    26 here. But in my town I feel OLD (College Station, TX)! I started riding at 18 when I met DH. I raced tons in college and got pretty fast. Grad school came along and slowed me way down. When I started working full time (and not going to school too) I started riding seriously again. Most people around here are male, and either college age or 40-60 range. Me and DH are kinda the odd man out here

  3. #3
    Join Date
    Jul 2006
    Location
    Mid-Atlantic
    Posts
    183
    I just added myself to the 50-54 group. Although I'll hit the big 5-5 in September, I'm still in that younger category...er, this minute! I so wish that I'd kept cycling after college, when I used my bike strictly for transportation. I missed out on so much by not riding. Bought an mtb about 9 years ago and didn't get back on the road until 2-3 years later. Now I'll happily admit to anybody who wants to listen that cycling is truly an obsession. And yep, I got the flat wallet to prove it!

 

 

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