stumpytrunks wrote: ...including one for a nice set of stripey collar and cuffs...
What do you mean? Aussie Nat Champ or something?
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stumpytrunks wrote: ...including one for a nice set of stripey collar and cuffs...
drjones96 wrote: What do you mean? Aussie Nat Champ or something?
Skillgannon wrote:One thing that I've found that really helped my confidence in bunches, especially on fast, technical courses (and helped me get my first podium place) was bump training. Basically, it was me and a coach riding slowly through an empty sporting ground and going through the carparks, and leaning into each other, first just bumping handlebars, then leaning shoulders. Eventually rode for about about a km pushing shoulders, round corners, uphill and downhill. BUT DONT DO THIS UNLESS YOU ARE CONFIDENT YOU CAN DO IT AND DONT DO IT WITH SOMEONE WHO ISNT VERY, VERY EXPERIENCED
Ypsylon wrote:Jees, drjones, your wife starts evey single sentence cursing!
drjones96 wrote:peterpen wrote: @drjones - I'd recommend a road race for your first ever race - they're generally less sketchy, and if the parcours is at all selective (eg, hills) things get strung out quickly.