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willay
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23rd Jan 13 at 11:03   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
creme up my gooch?
Jamie Walby
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Yeah boi!
Simon
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My Gooch has never hurt what saddles are you douchebags grinding your goochs on
willay
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I have no idea
Jamie Walby
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When you do long rides Assos Chamois Creme stops you getting any saddle sores.

None of you lot ride more than 10 miles a time any way so its probably why you don't think you would need it.

I just like rubbing creme on my gooch though.
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It could be the fact you have a fat saddle or saddle cover.

Get a decent saddle, I recommend one from the Specialized Body Geometry range, and you'll find it won't be too bad.
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quote:
Originally posted by deano87
It could be the fact you have a fat arse or saddle cover.

Get a decent saddle, I recommend one from the Specialized Body Geometry range, and you'll find it won't be too bad.
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Originally posted by deano87
It could be the fact you have a fat saddle or saddle cover.

Get a decent saddle, I recommend one from the Specialized Body Geometry range, and you'll find it won't be too bad.


Me?

I already have a Specialized BG Saddle.

Must have a fat arse.

[Edited on 23-01-2013 by Jamie Walby]
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quote:
Originally posted by Jamie Walby
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Originally posted by deano87
It could be the fact you have a fat saddle or saddle cover.

Get a decent saddle, I recommend one from the Specialized Body Geometry range, and you'll find it won't be too bad.


Me?

I already have a Specialized BG Saddle.

Must have a fat arse.

[Edited on 23-01-2013 by Jamie Walby]

No, the one with dodgey gooch.
Jamie Walby
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My gooch care is second to none to be honest.

converted my MTB to tubeless today.
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Updated X-ray from today. Healing nicely, new bone forming and fused. Should hopefully be back on the bike next weekend.
Just need to fit a new cassette, chain and jockey wheels to the thing.
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feeling the pain this morning on my ride, gooch took another hit and I took it very careful
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You know those things you hold with your hands, give them a turn and you can steer around potholes
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Originally posted by ed
Looking at getting a new bike, been wanting something with a cro-mo frame for years and came across these:



Been out of the loop for years now and things have come a long way. Does it look like a decent buy?

http://www.realcycles.com/m1b158s2p2938/2012_GENESIS_Latitude_10_2012



That bike is cheaper here: http://www.ukbikesdepot.com/m15b0s2p6988/GENESIS_2012_Latitude_10_%282012%29%0A
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Those websites are surprisingly similar too
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quote:
Originally posted by Jamie Walby
When you do long rides Assos Chamois Creme stops you getting any saddle sores.

None of you lot ride more than 10 miles a time any way so its probably why you don't think you would need it.

I just like rubbing creme on my gooch though.


I was doing weekend ride of 40 -50miles as well as 30 a day in the week and never needed to cream my gooch!

You lot are fucking hilarous! Creaming up before a ride!
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Originally posted by ed


Those websites are surprisingly similar too


A little bit i suppose

Not the same company though just hosted and supplied by the same company. Same company who does the camskill website also.
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quote:
Originally posted by Kippers
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Originally posted by Jamie Walby
When you do long rides Assos Chamois Creme stops you getting any saddle sores.

None of you lot ride more than 10 miles a time any way so its probably why you don't think you would need it.

I just like rubbing creme on my gooch though.


I was doing weekend ride of 40 -50miles as well as 30 a day in the week and never needed to cream my gooch!

You lot are fucking hilarous! Creaming up before a ride!


40-50 miles is nothing really its when you start doing 90-100 and are sat sweating for 6-7+ hours
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quote:
Originally posted by willay
feeling the pain this morning on my ride, gooch took another hit and I took it very careful


Try adjusting the angle/tilting your saddle a little bit more forward, will take the pressure off a bit.
Jamie Walby
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quote:
Originally posted by podgeworth
quote:
Originally posted by Kippers
quote:
Originally posted by Jamie Walby
When you do long rides Assos Chamois Creme stops you getting any saddle sores.

None of you lot ride more than 10 miles a time any way so its probably why you don't think you would need it.

I just like rubbing creme on my gooch though.


I was doing weekend ride of 40 -50miles as well as 30 a day in the week and never needed to cream my gooch!

You lot are fucking hilarous! Creaming up before a ride!


40-50 miles is nothing really its when you start doing 90-100 and are sat sweating for 6-7+ hours


Yep thank you.
willay
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Been nursing the gooch pain somewhat today, or the fact that my legs are like motherfucking jelly and its taking my mind off my poor gooch.

how do I no leg pain pls?
Cole
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Ride more only way
Jamie Walby
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Fucking cable frayed on my road bike last night. Got jammed in gear 10 miles from home

Luckily it was a middle gear so just couldnt go as fast as I wanted down the hills/flats.
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Jamie, stu(smcgsi16v) might be joining in our little ride my way aswell. Anybody else fancy joining in
Jamie Walby
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Cool, definitely looks like end of Feb for me. Can we go a half decent distance. Dont wanna drive best part of 2 hours for a 10 mile ride

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