Mind your hydration levels - brutal couple od days ahead

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Pegassus said:
you guys ride recklessly and stupidly so you expect an accident.. I dont.
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Of course you don't. They're called accidents for a reason, most people don't plan or expect them. You know that, right? Or perhaps you're invincible?

Let us us know how your rehab goes when your luck runs out some day and something totally unexpected happens that puts you onto the asphalt.

BTW, I ride a big tank of a cruiser and drive quite conscientiously, thanks very much. But I still know that **** happens (happened to me 25 years ago and I have the scars to show for it) so now I'd rather not be a squid.
 
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Pegassus said:
I only ride in my t-shirt and jeans... why would I dress up like an astronaut to go riding in 30C weather? I always wondered why so many of you were adamant to wear all that stuff... now I know why, you guys ride recklessly and stupidly so you expect an accident.. I dont.
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I thought for a second you were serious ... good joke though.
 
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Pegassus said:
I only ride in my t-shirt and jeans... why would I dress up like an astronaut to go riding in 30C weather? I always wondered why so many of you were adamant to wear all that stuff... now I know why, you guys ride recklessly and stupidly so you expect an accident.. I dont.
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If i read it with this picture in mind, totally makes sense

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If his post was serious, I hope he realizes that he can't protect himself from other idiots on the road? I don't know how many times cars have pulled out in front of me off side streets and I've only been riding for two months.

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Maovee said:
If his post was serious, I hope he realizes that he can't protect himself from other idiots on the road? I don't know how many times cars have pulled out in front of me off side streets and I've only been riding for two months.

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You guys are missing the obvious....Pegasus thinks he is a cyclist.
 
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I rode for ~5 hours yesterday, took a hydration bladder thing with a hose with me in my bag. Problem arose pretty quickly - I had to stop for 2 pee breaks because I was drinking too much water initially.
 
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conundrum said:
You guys are missing the obvious....Pegasus thinks he is a cyclist.
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That explains it. Cyclists are​ invincible, so I've been told.
 
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Back on topic... anyone looking at the weather hourly? I leave for work on an hour drive to Toronto at 5pm today... forecast says 70% chance of 1-3mm rain/thunder-storms. But when you check the radar there isn't even a cloud over my town?? Confusing..... Gonna ride anyway, don't feel like putting gas in the car.
 
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JP0160 said:
Back on topic... anyone looking at the weather hourly? I leave for work on an hour drive to Toronto at 5pm today... forecast says 70% chance of 1-3mm rain/thunder-storms. But when you check the radar there isn't even a cloud over my town?? Confusing..... Gonna ride anyway, don't feel like putting gas in the car.
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Hot and sunny weather usually lead to afternoon thunderstorms that form quickly and may not show up on RADAR
 
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matthew said:
Hot and sunny weather usually lead to afternoon thunderstorms that form quickly and may not show up on RADAR
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X2. Hot humid unstable air mass is a recipe for storms that pop up out of nowhere, don't expect to see them on radar and until precip is already falling and the storm building. Usually short lasted though, so if just waiting it out is workable time wise don't sweat it - stop somewhere sheltered and relax until it passes.
 
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Nothing wrong with getting a little wet ??

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Moist will do in a pinch.
 
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Something is missing from that list, I will check it out and c u on Tuesday.
 
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Maovee said:
Moist is just a funny word imo. 
P.s. I'm really immature.

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Ask Barney Stinson, he did a couple of hours of comedy sketch with just the one word.
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