this is awesome.
I thing your first name is O and your last name is Zone. I don't have any animosity toward you. I'm just trying to find out if you really don't know what you're talking about or if you're just acting like it. I'm not being technical, just using the terms commonly used in the bicycling jargon. By the way, a regular old pedal without a cleat as you refer to it is known as a flat pedal. If you say clipless pedal to anyone in bicycling they won't be thinking about a flat pedal so no, you'd be wrong.
Why is it you try to demean me? Are you that insecure?The TDF start on the 30 of June and this ain't June
Merry.
I loved my old grip shifters on my old trek mountain bike.
my new giant has traditional click or trigger shifters mounted on the handelbars, they are shimano, good quality but still not as efficient or as exact as my old grip shifters !
CAN WE PLEASE JUST SKIP ALL THE NONESENSE AND JUST TALK FOOTBALL?
So is Contrador back in the Tour this year? It will be interesting to see if he is any good if he isn't doping. Andy Schleck should win if he can ride a time trial. Cadel Evans will be in the mix.
I need to go look at the tour site and see which mountain stages they are doing. It's always fun to watch them suffer.
Did I not already apologise for my old world jargon?
dude I am 57, in my day when a bike pedal was clipless, it meant you didnt have a toe clip( because there was no such thing as a cleated shoe and matching pedal).
clipless is the new modern term, but for me its just like the music industry, old farts like me still use the term "album"
"dude has a new album," even though we all know its a CD !"
and if you want to be hip, these days that 'flat pedal "is called a PLATFORM pedal, its what the kids use for' performing flatland tricks on their custom bikes.
CAN WE PLEASE JUST SKIP ALL THE NONESENSE AND JUST TALK FOOTBALL?
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