Virtual Cycling

Try virtual Cycling

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Cadseen

In article ,
"Cadseen" writes:

Try virtual Cycling

No, thanks.

Sometimes I dream about riding.

In my last riding dream that I remember, my
bike fell apart into its myriad little
parts & pieces as I was riding it. They
scattered all along the street, and I had
to scramble to pick them all up.

The worst part was: I was starting to wake up,
and I felt I had to keep the dream going in
order to get as much of my bike back together
as I could before I woke up entirely. I failed.
This dream ocurred as I was coming down with
a severe cold or 'flu or some such malaise
(of which I'm still enduring.)

Anyways, my real-life bikes are as robust as
they've ever been. No worries.

I've had quite enough of astral-projection
skateboarding, too. Gimme the real thing,
where I can stop when I wanna, and not suddenly
and surprisingly become airborne.


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"Cadseen" wrote in message
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Try virtual Cycling

http://virtualcycling.googlepages.com


Cadseen

wow...who would have thought that *pretending* to ride a bicycle would
become more expensive than *actually* riding a bicycle?

B

good point !!!!!


"Brian" wrote in message
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"Cadseen" wrote in message
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Try virtual Cycling

http://virtualcycling.googlepages.com


Cadseen

wow...who would have thought that *pretending* to ride a bicycle would
become more expensive than *actually* riding a bicycle?

B

wow...who would have thought that *pretending* to ride a
a bicycle would become more expensive than *actually* riding
bicycle?

=v= Anyone with a gym membership?

"Let's have a moment of silence for all those Americans who
are stuck in traffic on their way to the gym to ride the
stationary bicycle."
-- Rep. Earl Blumenauer

_Jym_

P.S.: I suspect that the original message was spam.

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Green Bay Steelers for Truth

On Sep 27, 2:43*pm, Jym Dyer wrote:
wow...who would have thought that *pretending* to ride a
a bicycle would become more expensive than *actually* riding
bicycle?

=v= Anyone with a gym membership?

* * "Let's have a moment of silence for all those Americans who
* * are stuck in traffic on their way to the gym to ride the
* * stationary bicycle."
* * * * -- Rep. Earl Blumenauer

* * _Jym_

P.S.: *I suspect that the original message was spam.

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An Alp de Huez virtual course would be helpful in training

They have (i have) that in HD



"Mike A Schwab" wrote in message
...
On Sep 27, 2:43 pm, Jym Dyer wrote:
wow...who would have thought that *pretending* to ride a
a bicycle would become more expensive than *actually* riding
bicycle?

=v= Anyone with a gym membership?

"Let's have a moment of silence for all those Americans who
are stuck in traffic on their way to the gym to ride the
stationary bicycle."
-- Rep. Earl Blumenauer

_Jym_

P.S.: I suspect that the original message was spam.

--
Green Bay Steelers for Truth

An Alp de Huez virtual course would be helpful in training

In article ,
"Cadseen" writes:
They have (i have) that in HD



"Mike A Schwab" wrote in message
...
On Sep 27, 2:43 pm, Jym Dyer wrote:
wow...who would have thought that *pretending* to ride a
a bicycle would become more expensive than *actually* riding
bicycle?

=v= Anyone with a gym membership?

"Let's have a moment of silence for all those Americans who
are stuck in traffic on their way to the gym to ride the
stationary bicycle."
-- Rep. Earl Blumenauer

_Jym_

P.S.: I suspect that the original message was spam.

--
Green Bay Steelers for Truth

An Alp de Huez virtual course would be helpful in training

I don't believe there's any effective way to simulate riding
up a mountain. Because when on an incline on a bicycle,
balance in 3 dimensions comes so very much into play.
So does one's body weight. There's much more finesse to it
than Brute Force & Ignorance.

But a virtual track course could be fun. Especially if
the static bicycle was mounted on gimbals and could lean,
and centrifugal forces could somehow be simulated, and
some biofeedback was thrown into the deal.

But it's easier to just go to the velodrome.

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Nothing is safe from me.
I'm really at:
tkeats curlicue vcn dot bc dot ca