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    Quote Originally Posted by Caroline View Post
    I started cycling ( road cycling )serioulsly last summer, managed to pull myself up Alpe d'huez and the Galibier as a reward in october, but... I am not the best climber
    This is all I saw in your entire post. You rode up Alpe d'Huez but you're not a good climber??!! Wow I think you're my new hero.
    "How about if we all just try to follow these very simple rules of the road? Drive like the person ahead on the bike is your son/daughter. Ride like the cars are ambulances carrying your loved ones to the emergency room. This should cover everything, unless you are a complete sociopath."
    David Desautels, in a letter to velonews.com

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kalidurga View Post
    This is all I saw in your entire post. You rode up Alpe d'Huez but you're not a good climber??!! Wow I think you're my new hero.
    Ditto!

    I too have the same problem... hugh thighs. I think that's just how our body is. Even when I did lost 10 lbs that I had always wanted, my thighs are still bigger then the rest of my body. The first that I lost was my boobs! As if I can loose more from a size 34B! I went down to a 32A. How sad is that! I would rather have larger thighs to keep my boobs! At least I can always wear an A-line skirt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kalidurga View Post
    This is all I saw in your entire post. You rode up Alpe d'Huez but you're not a good climber??!! Wow I think you're my new hero.
    I am not a good climber, I pace myself very very well ( that's my excuse ) up a hill. The boys always wait for me at the top. When i went up Alpes D'huez, I arrived 20 minutes after the lads ... ( it's only a 14km climb) - I am no hero, but thanks

    Thanks for the replies ladies, it does make me feel better. I am going to have a better look at the rest of the threads about weight and muscle mass. I am quite interrested in the Weight vs Muscle Ratio ... i hate to know that I am pushing unecessary fat up a hill and that slows me dows. I already have a carbon bike, so I can't make blame the bike anymore for being behind
    ~ Cycling is the sport of gods ~

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    If you can ride up Alp D'heuz, I WANT your thighs! Me me!!Im lucky to make 35 km!
    I was a bit worried about big thighs, as SOMEONE at my house said, 'oh dont get those big dikey looking bike thighs, I hate those women, They look gross..'( Great thing to tell someone who recovered from eating disorder).

    You know, I want GREAT BIG ONES now! Propel me thighs, freedom! The size of hams, win races! Screw pants, I ll happily wear a lines for rest of life, if I can win some races( or even BE in some races!)

    Funnily, I told my BF that I was a bit sad Id never have long , hard thighs as cool as George Hincapie, and he wrote that no much he ( half ) denied himself food , he'd never have a chest like M. Rassmusssen( who frankly, despite his muscle ratio to mass, look like he's on his deathbed!!)!!
    (My friends is a bit big and Im a bit small, and when we finally get to ride together( hes across country) he will no doubt be kicking my behind on flats as I wizz up the hills, leaving him behind.)

    My legs are bigger too, and I only have ridden for about a year and a half.
    Conquering illness, one step at time.

 

 

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