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  1. Quoted message said:

    He, jij ook hier :-)

    Roos

    Hoi, ik fiets eigenlijk nauwelijks in de bergen, tenzij de ruitenberg, de amerstfoorstse berg etc
    meetellen. In de ardennen wel dingen tegengekomen die bij gebrek aan meer versnellingen verbluffend
    pijnlijk zijn. Ik ga niet aan een triple ontkomen ben ik bang, al is het een ding voor mietjes...
    Als je in schotland zit kom je meer van die dingen tegen schat ik. Hier is de uitdaging vooral de
    sprintjes bij de bordjes en aanhaken bij ontsnappingen.

    Hoe gaat het verder daar?

    Hubert

  2. "hubert pellikaan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Pete @ eclipse" <[email hidden]> wrote

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    With the risk of being flamed.... triples are for wimps ;-)

    If you just ride fast enough triples are for whimps indeed, otherwise you end up real slow. try
    20% on a 39/24😉

    Hubert

    You could argue triples are also for tourers, Audax, MTB's, casual riders.............

    Let's not be elitist, let's (to steal a phrase) get out and ride!

    T.T.F.N.

    SPENNY

    (Looking forward to riding soon after 9 months waiting for 2 knee ops!)

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