Al right, so i've sold my belovered FZR to sbutler, and i'm so glad he is enjoying it. It would have made for an interesting thread if it didn't work out that way
anyway, i've already gone and got a replacement: its a Scott Sub 10
with front and rear disc brakes
Not as fast as the old FZR, but still nice to ride
stan
my new steed
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Looks like a good'un, not that I know anything about bicycles.
I do prefer bicycles for exercise over running, because the scenery
changes more rapidly and I feel like I'm making progress... it stops me
from being bored. When I get bored exercising, I just concentrate on how
much it hurts/discomfort, and I don't want to continue.
Hmm, maybe I should start the Distraction+Entertainment school of fitness.
I should be the first pupil!
Ah well stan, after a few months riding that, your power-to-weight ratio
should be massively improved.
I do prefer bicycles for exercise over running, because the scenery
changes more rapidly and I feel like I'm making progress... it stops me
from being bored. When I get bored exercising, I just concentrate on how
much it hurts/discomfort, and I don't want to continue.
Hmm, maybe I should start the Distraction+Entertainment school of fitness.
I should be the first pupil!
Ah well stan, after a few months riding that, your power-to-weight ratio
should be massively improved.
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'95 FZR1040 '09 FZ1-S
"And they had a machine, a dream of a machine, with wheels and gears and perfect in every respect, and they lived on it..." -Stanislaw Lem, "Cyberiad"
'95 FZR1040 '09 FZ1-S
"And they had a machine, a dream of a machine, with wheels and gears and perfect in every respect, and they lived on it..." -Stanislaw Lem, "Cyberiad"