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    Thanks lizbids, you're right. Curvy, straight, big, small, short, tall, everything in between, you're right.


    (but for me, this thread is fine without pics )
    I used to have an open mind but my brains kept falling out.

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    Yeah, a lot of the women I ride with are at least 10-20 years older than myself and they make me look pathetic I look up to them because I don't want to end up like a lot of people that age, sitting around eating poorly and being overweight. And they get woohooed by young guys and can hang with the young guns Definately makes me look slow and pays homage to my bicycling elders

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    I also get tickled when some young guy whistles or evidences other tactful appreciation while I'm on my bike.
    They don't know about the gray hair under the helmet.

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    Well, like I said in the Hot Male Riders thread:
    People who cycle a lot have wonderful bodies that are a delight to gaze upon.

    That's "people", as in either sex. Healthy fit bodies just plain look good!
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    Quote Originally Posted by SouthernBelle View Post
    I also get tickled when some young guy whistles or evidences other tactful appreciation while I'm on my bike.
    They don't know about the gray hair under the helmet.
    Ha! For me they may be my age and not know about the grey under my helmet. I started going grey at 19, right now I am badly in need of a visit with the dye bottle. At 26 this isn't one or two vanity greys, I am definitely getting my dad's silver hair.
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    Amanda, gray is sexy, and you know what most guys aren't looking at your hair...if you know what I mean I started getting gray's after having my daughter and at 34 I'm FREAKING out but oh well, like you said, a dye bottle and off I go!!

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    I'm only 27, but I have a significant amount of silver hair...I hope it grows in sexy

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    Quote Originally Posted by singletrackmind View Post
    Thanks lizbids, you're right. Curvy, straight, big, small, short, tall, everything in between, you're right.


    (but for me, this thread is fine without pics )
    I agree with you but the girl a the top of the website, that is what I'm aiming for! I may not look exactly like it, but I'm on my way. I also pay homage to all those female riders out there they to look great! It's just.....the men are more fun to drool over!

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    Yes, it is disheartening when certain kinds of men cat-call and try to reduce your self-worth by saying disgusting things as you go by But, what I was trying to say that there are plenty of guys out there who are liking the way you look but are polite enough to do what we do: get a nice glimpse and move on (though those guys seem few and far between!)

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    When I hear a "whoah" as I pass by the construction site on the corner of my street, it is always said in the same tones of incredulity and wonder with which one might say: "look! Godzilla!". I don't think they mean it as a compliment. Bastards.

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    I hate it when people honk their horns. Just startling.
    I enjoy it all.

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    i was honked at for the first time last week. i thought i was pretty cool too. ego booster. it was by someone in a very nice cadillac too. then again that someone in that caddy was my roommie and her sister, but i still felt special.
    "Forget past mistakes. Forget failures. Forget everything except what you're going to do now and do it." – William C. Durant

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    Quote Originally Posted by Meg McKilty View Post
    I hate it when people honk their horns. Just startling.
    I have a wickedly overdeveloped startle reflex so getting honked at about flips me off the bike.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lauraelmore1033 View Post
    When I hear a "whoah" as I pass by the construction site on the corner of my street, it is always said in the same tones of incredulity and wonder with which one might say: "look! Godzilla!". I don't think they mean it as a compliment. Bastards.
    I just snorted water onto my keyboard!

    I know exactly what you mean, though. Last night the guys working on the railroad tracks all just stopped and stood there watching me ride by. I think they were probably wondering why in the world anyone would commute by bike...or "is that a woman? hard to tell without much chest"
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    Quote Originally Posted by GLC1968 View Post
    I just snorted water onto my keyboard!

    I know exactly what you mean, though. Last night the guys working on the railroad tracks all just stopped and stood there watching me ride by. I think they were probably wondering why in the world anyone would commute by bike...or "is that a woman? hard to tell without much chest"
    Oh GLC, I'll be happy to donate some chest to the.....uh.....chest if you'd like!
    "When I'm on my bike I forget about things like age. I just have fun." Kathy Sessler

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