Don't answer the door when you are playing Dayz

[☣BioHaze☣ 7337]

While a fitting might offer some insight, I don't think my bikes fit is holding me back in any big way.

 

I am not a conventional cyclist by any means and I require a hybrid for most of my rides.

 

I don't ride road bikes, use clips, or traps, or wear aero clothing. I out climb most wanna be Lance Armstrongs over the large bridges in the city (crossed the Triboro 2x today), and out sprint fixie riders, on a bike 2x the weight, weighing 230+ lbs myself.

 

I'm a beast on my bike and ride in many postures, foot positions, and with a variety of form depending on conditions, often engaging my core and arms for climbing.

 

About a year ago I woke up one day with the ability to trackstand almost indefinitely too; I'm pretty proud of that.

 

I just put this sticker on my helmet (notice non-aero helmet) so the fair weather cyclists know why I just passed them like they were standing still.

 

 

Congratualtions, we have completely derailed this thread!

Edited October 9, 2014 by BioHaze

[Cptn_Miller 83]

While a fitting might offer some insight, I don't think my bikes fit is holding me back in any big way.

 

I am not a conventional cyclist by any means and I require a hybrid for most of my rides.

 

I don't ride road bikes, use clips, or traps, or wear aero clothing. I out climb most wanna be Lance Armstrongs over the large bridges in the city (crossed the Triboro 2x today), and out sprint fixie riders, on a bike 2x the weight, weighing 230+ lbs myself.

 

I'm a beast on my bike and ride in many postures, foot positions, and with a variety of form depending on conditions, often engaging my core and arms for climbing.

 

About a year ago I woke up one day with the ability to trackstand almost indefinitely too; I'm pretty proud of that.

 

I just put this sticker on my helmet (notice non-aero helmet) so the fair weather cyclists know why I just passed them like they were standing still.

 

Congratualtions, we have completely derailed this thread!

Both street/hybrid bikers and cats are kill on site, cant wait to find you afk somewhere... Altho rule #1 in zombieland is cardio, cardio doesnt help when it comes to bullets.

Edited October 9, 2014 by Cptn_Miller

[igottapi4 1]

This would seem rather obvious lol, never answer the door, never answer the phone, ignore all family and friends...  UNTIL you can log out in a safe spot. 

 

Cats = kos   (sorry)

This. My fam get so mad at me when Im playing cause Im always telling them outright NO when they ask for something. Dont they get you cannot pause and a Z might come from a million miles away and kill you. If I have no other choice I close myself off in a house, in a previously cleaned out section and run like hell to do what I gotta do. I never stop the game until I finish going thru a town and Im on my way to another. I so dont want to kill all those Zs all over again.