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Hi.. Thanks for sharing the idea.. Its a really good tips...
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It's important to protect exposed skin (face) when cycling in the heat. But you also need to protect exposed skin while cycling in the cold, windy conditions too. Before setting out on a particular windy/cold day, make sure to apply some vaseline to your face. This lessens the effect of wind/chill on exposed skin and it helps protect the skin against the elements.
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Another tip : if after a ride you suffer from "heavy legs" ie. your legs are aching from the build up of lactic acid, one way of reducing the "heavy legs" feeling is to lie on your back with your legs raised at a height using a chair (or some other object). And just lie there for 5 - 10 mins relaxing. This helps drain the blood flow from the legs and helps to reduce the lactic acid compressing in to your leg muscles. Alternatively, I find going for a swim immediately after a ride dissipates the "heavy legs" feeling too.
__________________ .."But finally the last thing I’ll say to the people who don’t believe in cycling, the cynics and the sceptics. I'm sorry for you. I’m sorry that you can’t dream big. [I]I'm sorry you don't believe in miracles. You should believe in these athletes, and you should believe in these people. I'll be a fan of the Tour de France for as long as I live. And there are no secrets - this is a hard sporting event and hard work wins it" - Armstrong 2005 TDF morelike hypocrisy. |
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One final tip, for very cold weather cycling. This is probably one of the more unusual tips. And it is strictly for you anaemic types. If you’re going out for a spin on a particularly cold day, it might be an idea to get your other half to buy you a pair of tights (I don’t know what they call them, stateside) to wear under your leggings. I kid you not. Tights are excellent for maintaining body heat – especially when worn under cycling leggings. (for the record, the L-Man never suffers from the cold – so I never have to resort to this tip because I'm an 'ard bastard, but I do know some cyclists who hate the cold and use this tip).
__________________ .."But finally the last thing I’ll say to the people who don’t believe in cycling, the cynics and the sceptics. I'm sorry for you. I’m sorry that you can’t dream big. [I]I'm sorry you don't believe in miracles. You should believe in these athletes, and you should believe in these people. I'll be a fan of the Tour de France for as long as I live. And there are no secrets - this is a hard sporting event and hard work wins it" - Armstrong 2005 TDF morelike hypocrisy. |
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Bad enough wearing lycra : to be accused of cross dressing is a step too far in my book!
__________________ .."But finally the last thing I’ll say to the people who don’t believe in cycling, the cynics and the sceptics. I'm sorry for you. I’m sorry that you can’t dream big. [I]I'm sorry you don't believe in miracles. You should believe in these athletes, and you should believe in these people. I'll be a fan of the Tour de France for as long as I live. And there are no secrets - this is a hard sporting event and hard work wins it" - Armstrong 2005 TDF morelike hypocrisy. |
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Tried chamois butter (the famous Swiss one that begins with an 'A') and Walmart's extra strength lotion - couldn't tell the difference, but the $15 saved was probably put to some good use by my wife... ![]() Jus' sayin'... |
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You could always use a couple of saftey pins along the top edge or a couple of small but well placed pieces of 'tub tape' - there really is a good use for that horrid tubular tire tape that kinda sticks your expensive tires to the rim. |
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