[QUOTE=shootingstar;436626] Most likely there will be a time for any cycling couple that each person will no longer be able to cycle. Our august health lasts only so long. [QUOTE]
Good point Star!
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06-12-2009, 06:12 PM #1
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06-13-2009, 01:40 AM #2
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Partner doesnt cycle. So, I found a 'extension' who is happy to discuss rides,buy me cycling gear occasionally, and discuss via email( hes along way away) things like Rassmusens incredibly scary chest, Lance Armstrong( my passion for him is almost pornographic, sadly!), saddles and stuff.
But even cycling partners can have limits.
\BF coming on vacation gladly submitted to 3-4 hour ride along Manly coast in freezing cold but balked at renting time in velodrome. It appears that lack of freewheeling, no brakes and canted track are a bit much , even for a long term obsessive like him( whats wrong with the man?!!!)
Partner found it hilarious that I was going to velodrome.He said, so your going to go ride around and pretend that your winning the Olympics or something.
Well... if they make a chronic fatigue disabled one, I am going to win there!! Just wait!
I do love to hear about "my species". Its so cute!!Conquering illness, one step at time.
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