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GrammarNaziBadge0174 on June 30, 2024 6:08 pm Pedaled across Wyoming one time. Never again. Of course when I got home I flew like Superman.
SHiZauN on June 30, 2024 7:28 pm Y’all ever do the Coronado Strand bike path on a bad wind day? 😳😳. It’s like biking through peanut butter.
snakyfences on June 30, 2024 8:08 pm Where at? I only ride the wasatch canyons so my character is super weak to wind damage.Â
Bulky-Inspector6864 on June 30, 2024 8:30 pm Curious what speed can u maintain in that head wind.. 10mph?
tacoscholar on June 30, 2024 9:29 pm This is how I feel about summer heat/humidity being from Houston.
WVC_Least_Glamorous on June 30, 2024 9:33 pm I was obese, per CDC.gov guidelines. So I started riding a bicycle to burn some calories. Then I bought a road bike with drop bars because of Utah’s headwinds. I saw some others riding around and I found out that they were in a club. So I joined and made friends. Utah’s winds reduced my chances of getting the Type II diabetes that killed some of my family members and I made friends.
WVC_Least_Glamorous on June 30, 2024 9:34 pm But Tennessee humidity would kill a Utah rider. I rode in California and I could barely handle the humidity. In Tennessee, I would probably just melt into the pavement.
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Try living on the English coast 😂
Pedaled across Wyoming one time. Never again. Of course when I got home I flew like Superman.
Y’all ever do the Coronado Strand bike path on a bad wind day? 😳😳. It’s like biking through peanut butter.
Where at? I only ride the wasatch canyons so my character is super weak to wind damage.Â
Curious what speed can u maintain in that head wind.. 10mph?
Try Netherlands
And I draft behind you
The people
This is how I feel about summer heat/humidity being from Houston.
I was obese, per CDC.gov guidelines.
So I started riding a bicycle to burn some calories.
Then I bought a road bike with drop bars because of Utah’s headwinds.
I saw some others riding around and I found out that they were in a club. So I joined and made friends.
Utah’s winds reduced my chances of getting the Type II diabetes that killed some of my family members and I made friends.
But Tennessee humidity would kill a Utah rider.
I rode in California and I could barely handle the humidity.
In Tennessee, I would probably just melt into the pavement.
Are these sustained winds or gusts?
Oklahoma and Kansas beg to differ.