Just took a stoll through barnes and noble today, and was breezing through the magazines where I saw the new "bicycling" magazine say something about how cycling gives you better sex, or something of that sorts. As if it wasn't hard enough to control my hormones with all the sexual innuendo found everywhere, I see it with biking lol. Thoughts? To me "bicycling" magazine seems to be oriented towards newbies and non cyclists. Personally I like "Cycle Sport America". It has alot of great articles about the past achievements of legendary riders, as well as the new. Seems to be more oriented to the whole honor of cycling.
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I can only say that my wife really encourages my cycling! 😄
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Miagi said:
Just took a stoll through barnes and noble today, and was breezing through the magazines where I saw the new "bicycling" magazine say something about how cycling gives you better sex, or something of that sorts. As if it wasn't hard enough to control my hormones with all the sexual innuendo found everywhere, I see it with biking lol. Thoughts? To me "bicycling" magazine seems to be oriented towards newbies and non cyclists. Personally I like "Cycle Sport America". It has alot of great articles about the past achievements of legendary riders, as well as the new. Seems to be more oriented to the whole honor of cycling.
Yeah...they came out with the "sex" edition. Actually it was quite well done...IMHO. It usually doesn`t focus upon the subject that much but is trying to be an all round cycling mag that would appeal to all cyclists of all skills.
Personally I like Procycling and Velonews but am getting into ROAD magazine.Oversized format that is visually pleasing with some decent bike reviews and articles.
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Miagi said:
Just took a stoll through barnes and noble today, and was breezing through the magazines where I saw the new "bicycling" magazine say something about how cycling gives you better sex, or something of that sorts. As if it wasn't hard enough to control my hormones with all the sexual innuendo found everywhere, I see it with biking lol. Thoughts? To me "bicycling" magazine seems to be oriented towards newbies and non cyclists. Personally I like "Cycle Sport America". It has alot of great articles about the past achievements of legendary riders, as well as the new. Seems to be more oriented to the whole honor of cycling.
Makes a nice change after all those articles saying cycling causes impotence etc but it should be true , exercise and a good diet combined with a stress free lifestyle should make a healthy animal and that´s what it´s all about isn´t it ?
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el Inglés said:
Makes a nice change after all those articles saying cycling causes impotence etc but it should be true , exercise and a good diet combined with a stress free lifestyle should make a healthy animal and that´s what it´s all about isn´t it ?
YUP - SEX SELLS! :eek:
Hi there El Ingles - how are you? You are too right as far as food and excercise & a willing animal .. 😉
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Just 'cause the "fish count" is low doesn't mean we can't still enjoy fishing all the time.
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Miagi said:
Just took a stoll through barnes and noble today, and was breezing through the magazines where I saw the new "bicycling" magazine say something about how cycling gives you better sex, or something of that sorts. As if it wasn't hard enough to control my hormones with all the sexual innuendo found everywhere, I see it with biking lol. Thoughts? To me "bicycling" magazine seems to be oriented towards newbies and non cyclists. Personally I like "Cycle Sport America". It has alot of great articles about the past achievements of legendary riders, as well as the new. Seems to be more oriented to the whole honor of cycling.
Yep, it came in the mail a while back. I glanced through it. Nothing too silly. Hasn't affected my sex life one way or the other. But the way I look at it, it's winter here in the northern half of the globe, the cycling season is (sadly) over, and what Bicycling magazine did is what Sport Illustrated does once a year. This is the Bicycling "swimsuit issue."
I don't subscribe to them to learn whether cycling will make my sex life any better, and I don't read Sports Illustrated for the swim suits, but they're both good magazines.
I like procycling and VeloNews better for the pro aspect, but Bicycling is well worth the money. -
Seems like Bicycling has the same story about every 8-10 yrs. The other sports magazines have the same except it shows how their sports makes you better at _______ (leadership, sex, happiness, etc,etc) .
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Miagi said:
Just took a stoll through barnes and noble today, and was breezing through the magazines where I saw the new "bicycling" magazine say something about how cycling gives you better sex, or something of that sorts. As if it wasn't hard enough to control my hormones with all the sexual innuendo found everywhere, I see it with biking lol. Thoughts? To me "bicycling" magazine seems to be oriented towards newbies and non cyclists. Personally I like "Cycle Sport America". It has alot of great articles about the past achievements of legendary riders, as well as the new. Seems to be more oriented to the whole honor of cycling.
No.Music = sex. Cycling = suffering. It's fun, but it's suffering.
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[FONT=Tahoma]The three guys on the left in the photo of the post titled " why bicycle shorts should always be black" subscribe to Bicycling Magazine.[/FONT]
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