Post pregnancy cycling



On Jan 31, 7:05 pm, Dave Hughes <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Mon, 28 Jan 2008 12:46:22 -0800, tim wrote:
> > [1] BITALA

>
> And here I thought it was going to be either
> [1] BILLAV


Because it looks like a Volvo?

> [1] BIKWIL


Black ice kills with indiscriminant loathing?

> BTW have you managed to either wheely or bunnyhop a bakfiets yet?


That and the rest.

I recently declared myself bakfiets trials champion of the universe.
The chain case is especially good as a bash-guard, although the bike
is a little front-heavy to balance there for long.

> (PS Anyone in Sydney with a recumbent and a sense of humour feel like
> letting Kanangara and me try something a little silly?)


So very, very afraid.

tim
 
In aus.bicycle on Thu, 31 Jan 2008 19:05:28 +1100
Dave Hughes <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> (PS Anyone in Sydney with a recumbent and a sense of humour feel like
> letting Kanangara and me try something a little silly?)


sure, as long as you agree to mend it if you bend it, and if you are
under 5'6"

Zebee
- who has a small recumbent.
 
LotteBum said:
On that note, that's great advice about turning hearing aids off at night - I already do that and can't hear squat without them! We're yet to test out the ultra baby monitor we bought and I have a feeling I may not even hear that. How blissfully convenient. Poor Paulie.

Gotta run - bladder breakdancing in progress.

Think I'll stick to feral kitten wrangling, it takes about 2-3 months to break them in and have them fully housetrained for the next 10 -15 years.

Figured out names yet for the little one yet?
 
cfsmtb said:
Think I'll stick to feral kitten wrangling, it takes about 2-3 months to break them in and have them fully housetrained for the next 10 -15 years.
Yep, and once that's over you no longer have to worry about them!

Figured out names yet for the little one yet?
Yep, we're going with Anna. That was my granny's name and Peanut is due on the same day my granny died 20 years ago.

Just found out I have some problems with my pelvis which may make getting back on the bike more difficult...?? Not happy Jan.

LH
 
On 2008-02-07, LotteBum (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:
>
> cfsmtb Wrote:
>> Think I'll stick to feral kitten wrangling, it takes about 2-3 months to
>> break them in and have them fully housetrained for the next 10 -15
>> years.

> Yep, and once that's over you no longer have to worry about them!
>
>> Figured out names yet for the little one yet?

> Yep, we're going with Anna. That was my granny's name and Peanut is
> due on the same day my granny died 20 years ago.


That would be embarrassing if it turned out to be a he. Just don't
call him Sue.

--
TimC
mathematician, n.:
Some one who believes imaginary things appear right before your i's. --unk
 
TimC said:
That would be embarrassing if it turned out to be a he. Just don't
call him Sue.
Trust me, I'd never call a boy Anna. But we know it's a girl...

Lotte
 
LotteBum said:
Yep, we're going with Anna. LH
Utterly Australian !!! When she takes off on her bike for the first time, (which with her pedigree is likely to be by the age of 2), you can yell "Goanna!!!!"

Is there a second name? How about:
  • Vespa
  • Bianc(a)/(hi)
  • (or just go with Celeste)
  • Phixie
  • Vittoria
  • Giordana
  • Duallie
 
OT: something funny going on with Lotte's posts, maybe with my
Greasemonkey killfile or with Firefox itself. Lotte's posts are
visible in the tree, but the posts themselves are hidden, and she's
not on the killfile. Some people may like this situation, but Lotte
happens to be my mate! Also, Gags is in my killfile, but I didn't kill
him and I can't reanimate him??
 
monsterman said:
Utterly Australian !!! When she takes off on her bike for the first time, (which with her pedigree is likely to be by the age of 2), you can yell "Goanna!!!!"
Smartarse. We figured it wouldn't be an issue because she'll be flogging old men like you on the bike by age 2, so there'll be no need to tell her to "Goanna!".

Also, we chose the name specifically because it's quite common all over the Western world - didn't want some freak name like Kyeesha, Sheaarna or Kevin. Ahem.

Is there a second name? How about:
  • Vespa
  • Bianc(a)/(hi)
  • (or just go with Celeste)
  • Phixie
  • Vittoria
  • Giordana
  • Duallie
We were actually planning to name her after you - Christine.

Lotte
 
On Feb 8, 4:11 pm, Donga <[email protected]> wrote:
> OT: something funny going on with Lotte's posts, maybe with my
> Greasemonkey killfile or with Firefox itself. Lotte's posts are
> visible in the tree, but the posts themselves are hidden, and she's
> not on the killfile. Some people may like this situation, but Lotte
> happens to be my mate! Also, Gags is in my killfile, but I didn't kill
> him and I can't reanimate him??


I sometimes have the same problem, I'd assumed it was a google groups
problem. Normally the posts appear after a day or two, but I can read
Lotte's posts so perhaps it's not a google issue. Maybe delete your
cookies and cache, close, reopen and try again?
 
On Feb 8, 9:48 pm, [email protected] wrote:
> On Feb 8, 4:11 pm, Donga <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > OT: something funny going on with Lotte's posts, maybe with my
> > Greasemonkey killfile or with Firefox itself. Lotte's posts are
> > visible in the tree, but the posts themselves are hidden, and she's
> > not on the killfile. Some people may like this situation, but Lotte
> > happens to be my mate! Also, Gags is in my killfile, but I didn't kill
> > him and I can't reanimate him??

>
> I sometimes have the same problem, I'd assumed it was a google groups
> problem. Normally the posts appear after a day or two, but I can read
> Lotte's posts so perhaps it's not a google issue. Maybe delete your
> cookies and cache, close, reopen and try again?


Thanks, but no, that didn't work.
 
Hi people, I got back in my bike shortly after my baby arrived. To encourage others, I've written about it here: http://maman-velo-bebe.tumblr.com/
 
I don't know probably when you feel up to it. Majority would say "ask your doctor". I would think as long as you didn't have any stitches or feel up to it why not. It would be good to get one of those three wheelers and put the baby in the back when they are up for it. Biking is good after but I think walking might be a good exercise to start off with. It works the whole body. Really helps flatten the tummy out.