Rola, that's what I was talking about riding both road and MTB complementing each other. I've started looking for a training program for the FG50 and all of the ultra endurance plans I've seen say to go get a road bike and start putting down miles----*Snip, slice, edit----*
Oh and I'm officially one of those "aged" riders and have to laugh....as the last few MTB rides I managed to leave the youngins heaving on the trial wondering what happened to themNot to say I don't get my back side handed to me from the more experienced riders but I laugh every time I think about the youngins that are out to show me how it's done
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Poolie, I'm about 99.9% sure Iwould have an epic fail on th FG50. That change in elevation scares me and I'm not to proud to admit it!Rola, that's what I was talking about riding both road and MTB complementing each other. I've started looking for a training program for the FG50 and all of the ultra endurance plans I've seen say to go get a road bike and start putting down miles![]()
Took me about 100 miles to get used to the 29er. Initially it felt a little like a clown bike but now it's just normal.
With $90 on the line there's only two things that will stop me from trying. 1) Rain 2) my lower back throwing up on me.Poolie, I'm about 99.9% sure Iwould have an epic fail on th FG50. That change in elevation scares me and I'm not to proud to admit it!
BUT, I'm also of the mind I would rather try and fail than sit here and post and not try at all! Get them milezzzzz![]()