'just gonna session this section' . . . . in the peak for f*** sake. . . just get on and ride you tart. . . .
Rob - what I meant was that, were you to read that sentence as a one-off, stand-alone statement, and knew not where it originated, it's a just corking phrase.
A bit like the MotoGp comment: "Colin Edwards has a a soft rear" .
In years gone by such comments during broadcasts used to end up in an annual book called something like "Coleman's Balls".
Another one: "I must get out on the bike (more)..." which one neighbour has been saying for well over a year. He's now on statins for his cholesterol levels.
"well, it looked alright on the map"
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"oh shit is that a crack on your frame?!"
" i think your overbiked ",what does that mean? **** off!
'looks doable'
No points for getting what usually happens next.
oh and
'I THINK we are nearly at the top'
" i think your overbiked ",what does that mean? **** off!
6+ inches of travel when there's no technical stuff? See a fair amount of that, and you do wonder what they were thinking when they bought that bike.
'I THINK we are nearly at the top'
Yeah, also "only another 200 meters to go... vertically."
being shown some new singletrack, "theres a coll section of singletrack that misses out that bit" (about a mile of awesome singletrack, but involving a hill and brambles) that turned out to be a muddy fireroad drag followed by a straight bit of singletrack, and a drop I couldnt ride, not a huge one, about a foot to a steep but short run out, but the take off was on a corner and I just wasn't in the zone that day.
6+ inches of travel when there's no technical stuff? See a fair amount of that, and you do wonder [b]where they are riding to locally that needs a big bike as you think you'd like to have a go on your 6" bike that looks like their[/b] bike.
Good point.