Rant: Who ARE those people who....

Rant: Who ARE those people who....

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nickfrog

21,095 posts

217 months

Tuesday 21st August 2018
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Same but I can't say the same thing about some inconsiderate car drivers.

BobSaunders

3,031 posts

155 months

Tuesday 21st August 2018
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Biker 1 said:
Don't get me starred on spandex/lycra: why the fk do they all seem to wear Sky branded stuff?
Sky are winning tons of stuff at the moment. Sky is sponsored by Castelli. Castelli is one of the best cycling clothing brands.

Lycra is lightweight, supports the management of body heat, easily washable, easily repairable, it's also tight fitting and thusly more aerodynamic than flapping clothes.

CAPP0

19,577 posts

203 months

Tuesday 21st August 2018
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moanthebairns said:
I vape
aaaaaaand......there's another rant. What is it with these gimps who, when they stop at a set of lights, immediately pull their battery-operated vibrator substitute out of their pockets and drench everyone around them in strawberry & cream flavoured mist? You didn't previously spark up a tab at the lights, so surely you can last another 10 minutes without sucking on a metal dick?

FWIW, it seems to me that there are about 1000% more people vaping than there ever were smoking. I guess a vape machine fits well with spectacles with clear glass.

Fleegle

16,689 posts

176 months

Tuesday 21st August 2018
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BobSaunders said:
Biker 1 said:
Don't get me starred on spandex/lycra: why the fk do they all seem to wear Sky branded stuff?
Sky are winning tons of stuff at the moment. Sky is sponsored by Castelli. Castelli is one of the best cycling clothing brands.

Lycra is lightweight, supports the management of body heat, easily washable, easily repairable, it's also tight fitting and thusly more aerodynamic than flapping clothes.
It’s ages since a post gave me an erection

Prof Prolapse

16,160 posts

190 months

Tuesday 21st August 2018
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BobSaunders said:
Lycra is lightweight, supports the management of body heat, easily washable, easily repairable, it's also tight fitting and thusly more aerodynamic than flapping clothes.
Yeah I've often sat there in my cotton t-shirt thinking how I'd need to buy another one because it isn't easy enough to wash. Or as a normal bloke travelling at 5mph breathing out of my arse up a hill, thought to myself, "I wish I was this shirt was more aerodynamic", or "I wish this top was lighter", "...that clothing choice would definitely help me get up this fking big hill".

At elite professional athlete levels, you want to make use of any advantage available, we all get that. It's why professional cyclists are a shower of cheating bagheads, "oh I just use a privately funded doctor who doesn't document my incredibly unusual catabolic steroid use, please don't take away my knighthood", or "I just fancied storing my blood in a bag, and transfusing myself before a race, isn't that what everybody does?" but I cannot believe for an instant most amateur individuals make any use of the advantages of skin tight lycra costumes.

It's just classic dressing up as your heros, same as the bloody plastic five grand bicycles owned by obese people, or Harley riders and their leather waistcoats, hipster types with their weird leather boots and beards (who I can only assume whose hero is a flannel shirt wearing, vaping, Rasputin).

I take the piss but I do love a fat bloke on a ridiculously expensive pushbike though, it makes no fking sense at all. Surely as a fat you want the least effective bike possible at covering distance so you can lose the blubber? Like a 200kg BMX with only 10th gear or something. That would save a fortune, get them fit, and it would hilarious to watch as well. Especially if they similarly went in for the performance benefits of flourescent lycra, it would be like being stuck in traffic behind a lava lamp.








Rawwr

22,722 posts

234 months

Tuesday 21st August 2018
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What about every hulking bell-end on here with a Rossi replica lid? They need to go thrown into the same see as the Team Sky cyclists.

dibblecorse

6,875 posts

192 months

Tuesday 21st August 2018
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Rawwr said:
What about every hulking bell-end on here with a Rossi replica lid? They need to go thrown into the same see as the Team Sky cyclists.
Oh, I have 11 ..... is that bad ??? I even bought the same one twice because I forgot I already owned it (still unopened in a box ....) .. oooops, gave it to a charity auction for the Thames Valley Air Ambulance ....

moanthebairns

17,933 posts

198 months

Tuesday 21st August 2018
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CAPP0 said:
moanthebairns said:
I vape
aaaaaaand......there's another rant. What is it with these gimps who, when they stop at a set of lights, immediately pull their battery-operated vibrator substitute out of their pockets and drench everyone around them in strawberry & cream flavoured mist? You didn't previously spark up a tab at the lights, so surely you can last another 10 minutes without sucking on a metal dick?

FWIW, it seems to me that there are about 1000% more people vaping than there ever were smoking. I guess a vape machine fits well with spectacles with clear glass.
I was chain smoking at the end of it, the only time I wasn't smoking on my way to work was on the motorbike or when I was rolling one in the car.

And mines is cola, everyone likes the smell of cola.

Rawwr

22,722 posts

234 months

Tuesday 21st August 2018
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dibblecorse said:
Oh, I have 11 ..... is that bad ??? I even bought the same one twice because I forgot I already owned it (still unopened in a box ....) .. oooops, gave it to a charity auction for the Thames Valley Air Ambulance ....
Well I hope you can swim smile

moanthebairns

17,933 posts

198 months

Tuesday 21st August 2018
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Prof Prolapse said:
Like a 200kg BMX with only 10th gear or something.
I once got stopped by two police officers late one night accusing me of stealing my own BMX as I was too big for it. True story.

Naturally I polite-fully and tactfully pointed out their mistake in my usual manner which eased the situation no end.

Prof Prolapse

16,160 posts

190 months

Tuesday 21st August 2018
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moanthebairns said:
I once got stopped by two police officers late one night accusing me of stealing my own BMX as I was too big for it. True story.
I'm sorry mate, but if I was a copper I'd profile the st out of you. You look proper dodgey.

If it wasn't for the fact no self-respecting thief would wear those socks I'd swear you'd nicked that bike you've posted yourself with on here.










moanthebairns

17,933 posts

198 months

Tuesday 21st August 2018
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Prof Prolapse said:
moanthebairns said:
I once got stopped by two police officers late one night accusing me of stealing my own BMX as I was too big for it. True story.
I'm sorry mate, but if I was a copper I'd profile the st out of you. You look proper dodgey.

If it wasn't for the fact no self-respecting thief would wear those socks I'd swear you'd nicked that bike you've posted yourself with on here.
I'll give you that.

Biker 1

7,724 posts

119 months

Tuesday 21st August 2018
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BobSaunders said:
it's also tight fitting .....
vomit Seeing the MAMILs wondering around in coffee shops with their crown jewels on show & dripping with smelly sweat....

DoubleD

22,154 posts

108 months

Tuesday 21st August 2018
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Biker 1 said:
BobSaunders said:
it's also tight fitting .....
vomit Seeing the MAMILs wondering around in coffee shops with their crown jewels on show & dripping with smelly sweat....
Its like all hobby clothing, you look like the end of the bell!

TheGreatSoprendo

5,286 posts

249 months

Tuesday 21st August 2018
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Why do people keep referring to carbon fibre bikes as "plastic"?

cheesesliceking

1,571 posts

240 months

Tuesday 21st August 2018
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BobSaunders said:
Biker 1 said:
Don't get me starred on spandex/lycra: why the fk do they all seem to wear Sky branded stuff?
Sky are winning tons of stuff at the moment. Sky is sponsored by Castelli. Castelli is one of the best cycling clothing brands.

Lycra is lightweight, supports the management of body heat, easily washable, easily repairable, it's also tight fitting and thusly more aerodynamic than flapping clothes.
Yes but penis, penis everywhere.

DoubleD

22,154 posts

108 months

Tuesday 21st August 2018
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TheGreatSoprendo said:
Why do people keep referring to carbon fibre bikes as "plastic"?
Possibly because they look a bit plastic?

Rawwr

22,722 posts

234 months

Tuesday 21st August 2018
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cheesesliceking said:
Yes but penis, penis everywhere.
Have you considered not looking at their junk?

Mr2Mike

20,143 posts

255 months

Tuesday 21st August 2018
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Rawwr said:
cheesesliceking said:
Yes but penis, penis everywhere.
Have you considered not looking at their junk?
They obviously want people to look at it.

Biker 1

7,724 posts

119 months

Tuesday 21st August 2018
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Mr2Mike said:
Rawwr said:
cheesesliceking said:
Yes but penis, penis everywhere.
Have you considered not looking at their junk?
They obviously want people to look at it.
hehe
Probably been about done to death now, & I think the general consensus is that cycling on public roads by MAMILs on plastic bikes sucks & should be outlawed.
So my final remarks are: get a mountain bike & head for the mud, go to a velodrome, or ride in a cycle lane, but get your fking peleton off the road!