What was longest time spent wearing bike shorts with washing them out especially on a bike tour ? Related Questions
Asked By spandex,Last Answer By wingman7 At 2011.03,1 Answers
Admit it people (Those that wear bike shorts) we hate taking off our shorts during a bike tour, race, or a cross county run right ? So what was your record time spent in shorts with chamois between your legs ? I ask this in another bike and was surprised that none took them off or are Still Wearing them years after their tour ended. What's your record time or are you still wearing them ????
Asked By masbenz3542,Last Answer By Ride!Urban At 2011.03,1 Answers
My son is bike racer and refuses to wear cotton underwear in those stupid spandex bike shorts. He wears them exposing every curve and stain from his body. What should I do force him to wear underwear or is he right and I am in the wrong ? How do you wear them and why ?
Asked By nofear_intrepid40,Last Answer By bikeworks At 2011.02,1 Answers
Asked By Vick (Philadelphia Phreedom),Last Answer By Jim Brick At 2011.02,1 Answers
I think if I was in that situation I would pray for cancer to get out of there....
wait a sec, maybe that's what happened to Lance Armstrong.
Asked By tina s,Last Answer By uncleneal At 2011.03,1 Answers
Asked By PW,Last Answer By bigrockysquirrel At 2011.02,1 Answers
Asked By True love,Last Answer By Wiggysan At 2011.05,1 Answers
I mean its very heavy???will i able to drive it comfortably???
Asked By sparky,Last Answer By Jennifer Rush~UK and Ireland At 2011.03,1 Answers
the straps that hold the bicycle. it's a three bike rack & i'm only using two
Asked By nik,Last Answer By Tim C At 2011.04,1 Answers
I've been looking around for a 65cm bike for about 6 months and have had no luck. I occasionally find a 64cm and I'm wondering if it is even going to be that big of a deal if I were to have it instead of the 65cm. This bike would be strictly for getting from my apartment to and around campus. (apartment is about quarter of a mile from campus).
Asked By Grosvenor,Last Answer By Oswin At 2011.04,1 Answers
...a clutch of course, Why?
Why if human legs can pedal a bike sprocket, can't a Briggs and Stratton upright engine be employed to rotate the sprocket instead. By my way of thinking a simple bike should be capable of 50 MPH or more once taken through the gears. The engine would have to have a centrifical clutch to get started --but why have I only seen motors running against tires-ect. M
Asked By First Ascent 4 Thistle,Last Answer By Ef Ervescence At 2011.03,1 Answers
I love my GSXR750 but I'd love to have an old mint classic bike to ride to bike runs.
Asked By Tony Blake,Last Answer By Adah George At 2011.06,1 Answers
Asked By ghost,Last Answer By cauldron At 2011.03,1 Answers
Asked By just hanging around,Last Answer By bikeworks At 2011.02,1 Answers
to pay the extra 300 dollars.
Asked By John Murphy,Last Answer By M V At 2011.04,1 Answers
I have looked at several optional including shimano's xt wheel-sets and many others but the choice is too wide and all seem to have cons. I need a wheel that requires little maintenance that is very durable for some rough cycling and will last for years.
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