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Have Boost, will use it..
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Brisbane
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So, on doctors orders I need to drop some kilos and exercise. Running is out due to my calves, so I am really keen on cycling.
Tonight I gt the old mountain bike out and went for a ride, and thought I was going to die. Man am I unfit. My question is more around those cyclists out there, what difference does a bike make? There are guys at work who are right into it and spend thousands on their bikes but you can pick it up with two fingers. So does a decent road bike make the difference? I mean my bike is old and is like a hybrid mountain bike, but on track today, there were guys pedaling the same as I was but they were justing taking off. So does a good bike really help? |
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