Cyclists on Room 101
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Audax67 wrote:Did somebody say a touch of cheek?
We know a song about that!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BmEGm-mraE
Derek - The enlightened petrolhead 
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Aye well, he was refused homologation although he completed the ride - UAF PBP 2006. There's a clause in the rules about behaviour likely to bring the UAF into disrepute.
I often wondered afterwards if it wasn't my pic that earned him that.
He also earned a colossal dose of sunburn.
I often wondered afterwards if it wasn't my pic that earned him that.
He also earned a colossal dose of sunburn.
Have we got time for another cuppa?
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Come back Jonty! All is forgiven.
On a technical note, where's the chamois with shorts at half-mast like the?
On a technical note, where's the chamois with shorts at half-mast like the?
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Finally got to see the rm101 in question. Have to say that i wasnt annoyed by it...and even have some sympathies with what he was saying.....being someone who rides at a sedate pace, avoiding race-style lycra if i can, and taking time to enjoy the scenery.
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What’s the story there, Audax67? Were the straps rubbing his nipples raw or something?
I wear lycra but agree with the consensus opinion that it is ridiculous and slightly disgusting. A café in New Zealand made the news recently for banning it. I had every sympathy with them, even though they probably did it as a publicity stunt. Lycra is uncivilised and has no place in a good café.
I wear lycra but agree with the consensus opinion that it is ridiculous and slightly disgusting. A café in New Zealand made the news recently for banning it. I had every sympathy with them, even though they probably did it as a publicity stunt. Lycra is uncivilised and has no place in a good café.