Geared Bike so Much Harder Than Fixed?

fuck you!
im gonna edit that shit. simpleton.

yes, but then you have to say it's the best because it's what you use. This is the internet remember.

No, gear of the gods is 48/17.

Unlees you're riding 45 miles in 60mph winds like I was today, FML*

*Fuck My Legs

48-18 = 4 skid patch?

48-17 = 17 skid patch?

48-19 = 19 skid patch, with added bonus of slender legs?

I must just have pillars of oak then.

not necessarily.

52-13 I'm just well hard, and cuz I'm tall I find skid stopping really easy and I feel like Bauge when I set off from the lights...

#spin2win

not necessarily.

Or good technique.

it's all about technique

It's all about technique.

it's all about technique

I thought it was all about the bike?

I thought it was all about the bike?

it's all about the bike.

It was. Now it's all about the flounce.

bro, its all about mashing. yorkshire is much more glamourous than sf

And Peckham's more glamorous than Huddersfield.

After watching a couple of MASH films, have to say, those guys are fucken week. Come up Yorkshire and I'll show you the hills of Bratford....

Nah, Ladbroke Grove is where it's at.

This thread is too long to read but I went for a ride with Hinata today...he was geared and I was fixed. He pedalled for 40 miles and I pushed for 40 miles. I still beat him. Perfect evidence that a fixed bike is actually easier to push than a freewheel bike.

OP might as well close this thread now.

Haven't read thread, will just say this: troll troll troll troll troll

Have read OP; revised opinion to `fuckwit'

Unlees you're riding 45 miles in 60mph winds like I was today, FML*

*Fuck My Legs

Strength training.

48x17 is my ratio, I did 40 mile with some pretty mental winds last week, was aight. Flat tho, hills would make a difference