And I still haven't seen your explanation of what you think the difference is between a track bike and a fixie. You continue to avoid that question.
Another thing - why have you been strutting around on this group pretending that you're a veteran rider when you don't have the slightest idea what you're talking about?
I just passed 4,000 miles on the bike and 150,000 feet of climbing and from the sound of it you put in all of your time on a video game. I'd have another 2,000 miles if I hadn't lost 3 months at the beginning of the year to having to take my brother to the eye doctor every other day for a month and then having to have glaucoma surgery myself and then having a solid month of rain. Oh, that's right, rain doesn't bother you - you simply ride in a video game.
While you're setting all these personal bests around the block on Strava you might think about stretching those rides out to two blocks. On Thursday I finished 50 mile in 3 hours and 35 minutes. That isn't even close to my personal best. I peaked a month ago and am on a building gradient again. And I'm the slowest one of the group I ride with. We even have one guy with the Alzheimer's that would dust you even while forgetting you were there. We have to assign one fast guy to stay with him so he doesn't get lost.
Another thing - why have you been strutting around on this group pretending that you're a veteran rider when you don't have the slightest idea what you're talking about?
I just passed 4,000 miles on the bike and 150,000 feet of climbing and from the sound of it you put in all of your time on a video game. I'd have another 2,000 miles if I hadn't lost 3 months at the beginning of the year to having to take my brother to the eye doctor every other day for a month and then having to have glaucoma surgery myself and then having a solid month of rain. Oh, that's right, rain doesn't bother you - you simply ride in a video game.
While you're setting all these personal bests around the block on Strava you might think about stretching those rides out to two blocks. On Thursday I finished 50 mile in 3 hours and 35 minutes. That isn't even close to my personal best. I peaked a month ago and am on a building gradient again. And I'm the slowest one of the group I ride with. We even have one guy with the Alzheimer's that would dust you even while forgetting you were there. We have to assign one fast guy to stay with him so he doesn't get lost.