Winter

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Originally Posted by qdc15 [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]

The only post on topic is the first one.

Actually there have been a few.

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Originally Posted by Dave Pace [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]

It's answered in the 1 post on this topic.

Actually there have been a few posts on this topic. The answer to my question about VR was answered in one of them.

Winter in NYC is summer in Manizales, Columbia. Street sprinting looks equally insane in both cities.

Video from a couple of Yanquis down south for winter training: velocipedesalon.comcolombia featuring pereira lot pictures 30505.htmlOpen ↗

qdc15 said:

Actually there have been a few posts on this topic. The answer to my question about VR was answered in one of them.

Read any forum online, and you'll find that there's typically some variance about the topical trend line. That's pretty normal in any casual conversation, so it shouldn't be odd in any digital analogue of conversation.

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Originally Posted by CAMPYBOB [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]

Winter in NYC is summer in Manizales, Columbia. Street sprinting looks equally insane in both cities.

Video from a couple of Yanquis down south for winter training: velocipedesalon.comcolombia featuring pereira lot pictures 30505.htmlOpen ↗

Finally a video for our indoor rider!

The lane-splitting should get his heart rate up.

YouTube and Vimeo are full of vids. If I'm riding rollers to the little screen, it's old Tour/Giro/Vuelta stages. I've got old Coors Classic/Olympics/Philly/etc. stuff on VCR I pull out if the snow sticks around for days on end.

Unless there's snow/ice on the ground, you won't find me training indoors if I can help it

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Originally Posted by limerickman [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]

Unless there's snow/ice on the ground, you won't find me training indoors if I can help it

Oh I agree. It's just here in Buffalo when we do get the snow it is 36+ inches at a time and there really is no way to ride safely outdoors. And as you prob know the indoors just get so tedious with out something to look at that is different then the walls. But on a side note I will say that I think I found some that may work. The problem that I was having before was that the dvd's looked like they were filmed from a motorcycle as they were moving too fast. The current 1 that I am trying out is from cling videos online. It is a very nice POV from a rider stance, and heck since I had a coupon it only cost $12.00 so really no loss there.