Wow!
Wow!
All you need is love...la-dee-da-dee-da...all you need is love!
You GO girl!! I tend to avoid inclines myself, out of pure laziness. Makes me want to go looking for a hill on my next ride.
She's going the distance...
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'14 Orbea Orca Dama, Specialized Jett
'10 Giant Avail
'87 Schwinn Cimarron, Brooks B17
Trek mountain bike...don't know what year
Thanks! I really do live up to my username here.I love climbing more than any other type of riding, even descending (although the descent that followed the never-ending climb up Rock Creek Road sure was appreciated, as that climb was tiring due to its placement in the ride).
Jeez, that Tacoma idiot- you have their lic #, you should report them to the cops and give them the video as evidence- that jerk should be ticketed- clearly unsafe driving putting you in danger.
That is one tortuous climb-- I noted the irony of your gasps and groans alongside your youtube user name: 'cyclingfun'.![]()
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Lisa
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Guess what else I noticed on that Tacoma when I was editing the sufferfest video? A magnetic sign like what pool and landscaping guys have on their trucks. It had a phone number on it but I could only read the area code. Way to advertise your services-by driving like a selfish idiot.
LOL! I know!Kind of like my username here. I love to suffer!
Actually, when I created that "cyclingfun" nickname on YouTube, I had just started the weight loss and climbing rides, and I didn't have the ovaries to put up a sufferfest video. I finally mustered the courage to do so in February of this year, which is when I joined TE. If you look at the name on the top of my YouTube channel, it's "freighttraininguphill", which is more appropriate for the kind of riding I prefer.
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Last edited by luv2climb; 07-17-2011 at 04:02 PM.
Great job, enjoyed the vid and pics.
Ha ha... the friendly guys in the truck, that was cracking me up... "um, ya, that was a b*tch lol..." ya, you got it right buddy.
I like climbing too, but I'm in the midwest, so don't have your kinds of climbs. It's still a great sense of accomplishment though when you get to the top.
Awesome! I just did a killer ride in the same area today (around Colfax). I'm new to climbing and the hills out there - and some of those descents - are, well, killer. 6500 feet of climbing!
2013 Volagi Viaje
2002 LeMond Tete de Course rebuild/"The Chimaera"
2012 Scott Contessa Foil with Dura-Ace
2011? budget "Takara Kabuto" Single Speed/Fixie "The Bumblebee"
1999 Santana Team Ti 700 tandem/"Silver Streak"