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47 Comments

  1. road cyclists get scared easy hey, maybe you could make a $600 carbon aero pacifier and lycra security blanket combo with a cool down blouse for after a long day of trying to ram your nose up the butt in front of you

  2. Or.. just don’t ride his ass? Drop back like a few centimeters? Don’t be a dipshit and hope the guy in front of you drops saddle like you want? Might save both you and him, and any others behind you some scrapes and bruises….

  3. We just shortly push out both elbows to “warn” the rider behind…
    Also while pacing on flat roads, if you need to go out of the sattle because there’s something on the road and you don’t have enough time to point it out

  4. You know what helped me to get rid of this habit? I used to ride a fixie mostly during winter and the fixed gear actually forces you to make the transition from seated to out of saddle and vice versa completely smooth. If you're not doing it smoothly the fixie will kick you. I remember it took me a couple or rides to get used to it.

  5. YES. feels more like doing a slow push-up instead of jerking yourself upward towards the bars… can be a little more comfortable and makes the bike a little more predictable

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