Hi all,
I'm looking for a link that will explain cycle racing terms such as
jump, jam, shoot, kick, etc.
Have any of you seen one on the web, if so I'd be grateful if you could
pls post it.
/Robert
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Hi all,
I'm looking for a link that will explain cycle racing terms such as
jump, jam, shoot, kick, etc.
Have any of you seen one on the web, if so I'd be grateful if you could
pls post it.
/Robert
Jay Hill said:colnalu wrote
I'm looking for a link that will explain cycle racing terms such as
jump, jam, shoot, kick, etc.
The only one of the above that I've seen in cycling contexts is jump.
Quoted message said:Have any of you seen one on the web, if so I'd be grateful if you could
pls post it.
I'd recommend you read the articles in http://www.cyclingnews.com/
They
also have specific FAQs for cyclocross & track racing.
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thanks Jay, that's one of my favourite sites, read many articles there.
Haven't found the glossary though. Is there one there?
/Robert
In article <[email hidden]>,
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Quoted message said:Hi all,
I'm looking for a link that will explain cycle racing terms such as
jump, jam, shoot, kick, etc.Have any of you seen one on the web, if so I'd be grateful if you could
pls post it.
Check out http://sheldonbrown.com/glossary.html .
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Alex
Alex Rodriguez said:In article <[email hidden]>,
[email hidden] says...Quoted message said:Hi all,
I'm looking for a link that will explain cycle racing terms such as
jump, jam, shoot, kick, etc.Have any of you seen one on the web, if so I'd be grateful if you could
pls post it.Check out http://sheldonbrown.com/glossary.html .
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Alex
Thanks Alex, going to Sheldon's is one of the first things I did before
I posted. That site is excellent on parts nomenclature but short on
racing slang terms. I'll keep on looking ... /Robert
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