Cyclists Society
Discuss health issues related to fitness, exercise, sport etc. and other relevant topics.
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Re: TSR Cyclists Society?Herbal Essences advert(Original post by ImperceptibleNinja)
Yes-yes-yes! [/Loreal advert]
I'd certainly be interested in a society. I cycle almost every day because I get bored walking, and it's nice to get some exercise that takes you quickly away from the people who would otherwise snigger at your attempts at being active
Could I suggest we use the first post as a reference point for relevant posts giving advice on specific questions - i.e. have specific categories, and links to good posts?
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Re: TSR Cyclists Society?a) Its not that bad, if you find some fairly quiet roads to ride on. And people are becoming more aware of the need to give cyclists more room.(Original post by ~Ally~)
I So want to bring my bike back to life but
a) i'd probably be killed on the roads- how scary is it exactly?
b) Where i live right now is all Hills. Ouchie
b) Hills? I'd kill for some bloody hills to climb! I live in chuffing Lincolnshire, its like Holland
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Re: TSR Cyclists Society?b) you obviously don't live in the Peak District(Original post by m i l o)
a) Wear a helmet
b) Put your bike in 1st gear and put some effort in!
I may go tweak the thing right now actually. take it out this evening when there's no one about
But i've fallen in love with a purple bike at work... its only 50£ on staff price. And it's purple -
Re: TSR Cyclists Society?Woo Holland! Bikes and Space Brownies!(Original post by Ducki)
a) Its not that bad, if you find some fairly quiet roads to ride on. And people are becoming more aware of the need to give cyclists more room.
b) Hills? I'd kill for some bloody hills to climb! I live in chuffing Lincolnshire, its like Holland
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Re: TSR Cyclists Society?
I'd be interested!
Used to bike most days to school which is just under 9 miles away. Now I just enjoy bike rides on my own, with friends, whatever
Used to have an old town bike given from my grandad until the metal mudguard somehow managed to fold backwards on itself and jam in the wheel whilst riding it lololol.
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Re: TSR Cyclists Society?
We can have everyone.. Mountain bikers, racers, commuters. whhooo

Ally.. look on your local distric council's website.. they should have a bit for cyclists and if you're lucky you'll be able to download maps showing you where all the cycle paths are. Its great where I am.. i can go to the city and back, town and back.. sainsburys, without leaving a designated cycle path. -
Re: TSR Cyclists Society?I meant from within the thread, but it would work either way.(Original post by SoundDevastation)
you mean from different threads or posts within the society thread? Either way, yes, good idea.
...I didn't realise my withdrawal symptoms from TV advertising were quite so bad. Oh well.(Original post by bekahchu)
Herbal Essences advert
Hopefully my references will be more accurate next time.
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Re: TSR Cyclists Society?A roadie wouldn't stand a chance on a real trail, or DH track, yet a MTBer could easily ride along a bit of road(Original post by Ducki)
Toughest? Ha, roadies will cycle for hours on end, have a crash, get injured, get back on the bike and then sprint all out for a kilometer to win the race.

I'll join if MTBers are welcome
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Re: TSR Cyclists Society?Theres loads here at amazon, it depends what kind of book you're looking for, like road bikes or mountain bikes for example.(Original post by SoundDevastation)
I have a question.. I want to get a book on bicycle maintenance, because i really want to be able to fix my bike myself. Any recommendations?
Its becoming more common for bike shops to offer maintenance classes instore aswell.
