Anyone else lost that cycling feeling?

[TGR]

My 2p (which it not worth much)

I never loose the 'want' to go out but i am easily deterred - rain, snow, etc etc. If it was constantly sunny, i would have no excuses but, again, if the weather was like that I would not be under pressure to get house type stuff done on the dry days. Time is the biggest factor - mostly lack of it.

Can you pinpoint a particular day that the notion arrived - did something happen? I understand Mr Raleigh and the mad motorist, but other things could serve to cause the feeling.

Richard

 

[David B]

I've found masturbating just lately is quite pleasurable!

Couldn't help being reminded of this ad slogan for dodgy 1970s keg bitter:

David

 

[dbmtb]

I live less than a minute walking distance from my shop.... and am working 60-odd hours a week to keep up to date with the repairs and paperwork.....

I wish I had time to ride enough to be tired of cycling!

 

[al-onestare]

Re: Re:

Glorious day. 34 miles in 2 hours on the Kapu in the garden of England = happiness. Cycling is ace balls!

how did you get back up the 34m hill?

It's called pedeling.

 

[suburbanreuben]

Re: Re:

Glorious day. 34 miles in 2 hours on the Kapu in the garden of England = happiness. Cycling is ace balls!

how did you get back up the 34m hill?

It's called pedeling.

I don't think it is...

 

[highlandsflyer]

Re:

Is it peddling?

 

[The History Man]

Paedoling?




Ok, coat on.........

 

[Chopper the ex Copper]

A lot of Carlton owners are now strangely quiet about Savile being a fan of the brand, and 'originally owned by Jimmy Savile' doesn't feature in ads these days. Can't think why.

 

[David B]

Re: Re:

Is it peddling?

Nah, although I suspect certain Festina and US Postal personnel knew a thing or two about that.

David

 

[al-onestare]

Re: Re:

Is it peddling?

That as well! lol