
With over 1000 miles to cover on my bike in the coming weeks and having had my bike tuned up it was time to tune me and my kit, I dug out all my cycling kit and ran it through the washer; all spruced up and ready to go. Next a good wash and scrub for my trusty helmet and clean of the shoes and I am all set.
Next thing was a quick cyclist trim for me; call it curiosity, call it a desire to be more streamlined, call it what you like but 5 minutes with a pair of clippers followed by a little follow up action with a razor and voila!
All I can say is that it feels very very different!
First long ride this weekend ; 50 miles
I am naive. Cyclist trim?
ReplyDeleteI dunno, a hairless trail runner sounds kinda suspicious to me ;)
ReplyDeleteBut whatever floats your boat I suppose, and if it helps your head then it has to be of benefit, even if you probably aren't going any faster.
woo hoo! Those look like fast legs;D
ReplyDeleteThose are some shapely legs, mister. Soon you'll want to sport such smoothness in a mini skirt!
ReplyDeleteoh Stuart, Stuart, Stuart...shaved legs?
ReplyDeleteOkay, thanks! My mind was going TOTALLY the wrong way. LOL
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome. You're sooo legit! I was ridiculing my teammate (a new triathlete) for not shaving his legs :) He gets made fun of all the time by his cycling friends-but if he shaves his non-cyclist friends will make fun of him! lose/lose!
ReplyDeleteWOOT WOOT! LMAO at Jo Lynn's first comment
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