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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

I'm going out a lot riding an loving it but would love to play when out.has anyone done this an how was it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I tried it once n got nicked, Evidently sitting at traffic lights bashing one out breaks public decency laws

Gimp

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm going out a lot riding an loving it but would love to play when out.has anyone done this an how was it. "

We both cycle, but the last thing I want to be doing once I've shot my bolt is ride home again, I want to be getting a snooze in

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Can't say I've ever had the urge when cycling

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The beating my bobby dazzlers take after a few hours on the road, it's not conducive to horny feelings

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

That said several years ago I had an afternoon in the company of a yet to be famous Vicky Pendleton and would have made an exception that day!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"That said several years ago I had an afternoon in the company of a yet to be famous Vicky Pendleton and would have made an exception that day!"
quite right too

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm one of those awful men mentioned in another thread who wears lycra when cycling. Not conducive to a good look when getting aroused I'm afraid !!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


" I'm one of those awful men mentioned in another thread who wears lycra when cycling. Not conducive to a good look when getting aroused I'm afraid !!"

Ha ha ha, also if like us you wear bib shorts it's not that easy to drop pants and get it on,

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


" I'm one of those awful men mentioned in another thread who wears lycra when cycling. Not conducive to a good look when getting aroused I'm afraid !!

Ha ha ha, also if like us you wear bib shorts it's not that easy to drop pants and get it on, "

Maybe there's a niche market in cycling apparel for the cycling swinger....Some delightful elephant trunk cycling bib shorts or edible chamois inserts....though they certainly wouldn't have a very long shelf life blehhh

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By *olarbear3Man
over a year ago

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Just started cycling myself, only been out a few times so far and only bought a cheapish bike to see if enjoy it..can't wait for the Tour de France coming to

Yorkshire in a few week..

As it goes so far I've never seen any cyclers getting it on, but I will keep my eye out

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Just started cycling myself, only been out a few times so far and only bought a cheapish bike to see if enjoy it..can't wait for the Tour de France coming to

Yorkshire in a few week..

As it goes so far I've never seen any cyclers getting it on, but I will keep my eye out"

You watching them up Holme moss? Lovely road but a killer to get up

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Nah. If i emptied my sack half way round a ride, i wouldnt be arsed finishin the ride. Same goes for night before. Takes ya determination away.

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By *olarbear3Man
over a year ago

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"Just started cycling myself, only been out a few times so far and only bought a cheapish bike to see if enjoy it..can't wait for the Tour de France coming to

Yorkshire in a few week..

As it goes so far I've never seen any cyclers getting it on, but I will keep my eye out

You watching them up Holme moss? Lovely road but a killer to get up"

Not really sure where to watch ten as yet, my cousin runs a pub in keighley so and it goes past there so might go watch them there..

Haven't ventured too far yet only a few 20 and 30 milers as I arnt fit enough yet

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By *etitesaraTV/TS
over a year ago

rochdale


"Just started cycling myself, only been out a few times so far and only bought a cheapish bike to see if enjoy it..can't wait for the Tour de France coming to

Yorkshire in a few week..

As it goes so far I've never seen any cyclers getting it on, but I will keep my eye out

You watching them up Holme moss? Lovely road but a killer to get up"

Did Holme Moss last Sunday, first time up and really enjoyed it. The bloke i passed before the summit didn't look as thrilled though!

(natural climber here though)

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have a friend who is made for climbing, you'll be sat on his wheel blowing out your ring, he turns looks at you and says right let's go for it and bang he's gone out of sight in no time, makes me sick lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

To gove you an idea of how bad a climber I am, when I raced the track I even struggled to get up the banking...

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By *etitesaraTV/TS
over a year ago

rochdale

To be fair, I'm a terrible descended - too much of a vivid imagination to really let go!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"To be fair, I'm a terrible descended - too much of a vivid imagination to really let go! "

Mrs l scares me when she goes downhill she has no fear

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By *olarbear3Man
over a year ago

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How often do you go out on the bike liddy? I've only been up past scam dam a few time and towards where the ice cream van parks if you know what I mean?!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm a road cycling lycra lout. Can't say I fancy getting back on the saddle after emptying my balls!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I Mr liddy try to get out 5 times a week, I'm in training for a duathalon so have to mix it up a bit between cycling and running, think I know where you mean, I ride up there but come up the other way from denshaw

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"How often do you go out on the bike liddy? I've only been up past scam dam a few time and towards where the ice cream van parks if you know what I mean?!"

Do you use strava?

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By *etitesaraTV/TS
over a year ago

rochdale


"I Mr liddy try to get out 5 times a week, I'm in training for a duathalon so have to mix it up a bit between cycling and running, think I know where you mean, I ride up there but come up the other way from denshaw"

Denshaw over to Sowerby Bridge is one of my favourite climbs, the views are fantastic from the top.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I Mr liddy try to get out 5 times a week, I'm in training for a duathalon so have to mix it up a bit between cycling and running, think I know where you mean, I ride up there but come up the other way from denshaw

Denshaw over to Sowerby Bridge is one of my favourite climbs, the views are fantastic from the top."

Yeah that's nice, but I tend to go up the other way from denshaw up to scammy and then back down through barkisland

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

How lucky you guys are to have such wonderful areas to cycle. Have to stick bike in the car if I want decent scenery to ride amongst

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By *illwill69uMan
over a year ago

moston


"Can't say I've ever had the urge when cycling"

That's an easy problem to solve, either change your saddle for one that hits the spot or change its angle...

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By *etitesaraTV/TS
over a year ago

rochdale


"How lucky you guys are to have such wonderful areas to cycle. Have to stick bike in the car if I want decent scenery to ride amongst "

We are, although on the outer edges of Manchester i can be in the hills in 10 minutes with routes than can take me North, East or South into beautiful scenery and some testing hills. Cragg Vale is nearby, Pendle Hill not far away etc.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

spending another week cycling round East Sussex/Kent,great off road tracks btw round Dungeness n New Romney......if any lady's or couples fancy a friendly 'ride'

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By *ittyticklerCouple
over a year ago

Bristol

Or for us women, lean forward a bit when going over cobbles.

I turned up to work red faced and panting and was asked, " did you come on the bike?".

I replied, " yes, but I think I managed to pass it off as an asthma attack".

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By *hoenixcouplexxCouple
over a year ago

Leicestershire

Been riding a few months now. Just done London to Brighton purely to get it ticked off the list.

Currently got a few sportive's lined up and sorting out Coast 2 Coast on the road for next year as I don't think in going to have to to fit it in this year.

Can't say I've ever considered playing whilst out riding though lol.

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By *olarbear3Man
over a year ago

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"How often do you go out on the bike liddy? I've only been up past scam dam a few time and towards where the ice cream van parks if you know what I mean?!

Do you use strava?"

Yeah I'm on strava but I only used it the once cause I lost signal going up there and it didn't record my route properly, my next time out I'm going to be going down the denshaw way of ifs the right place I'm thinking of..want to take a few pics from the big bridge over the motorway..is that the right road I'm thinking of?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"How often do you go out on the bike liddy? I've only been up past scam dam a few time and towards where the ice cream van parks if you know what I mean?!

Do you use strava?

Yeah I'm on strava but I only used it the once cause I lost signal going up there and it didn't record my route properly, my next time out I'm going to be going down the denshaw way of ifs the right place I'm thinking of..want to take a few pics from the big bridge over the motorway..is that the right road I'm thinking of?"

By the dam? Yeah I think so, there's some nice rides to be had round Huddersfield, I like to ride up Jackson bridge and out to Sheffield then come back all the way on penistone road and Wakefield road

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I will be out in a bit 28 miles up through Rishworth drop down to denshaw and then back up Lindley moor road past the dams lovely and picturesque

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By *olarbear3Man
over a year ago

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Sounds good, can't wait to get out this weekend now..shame I cant get out as much as is like ti

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

We should get a fab ride going lol

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By *olarbear3Man
over a year ago

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Lol a fab fun ride..I reckon you would leave me behind though

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By *etitesaraTV/TS
over a year ago

rochdale

Two evening rides for me this week, Weds 36 mile/2100ft ascent at an av.17.7mph & last nights 23.5mile/1400ft ascent at 18.02mph av.

Aiming for over 500 miles per month but only on 2225 miles for the yr so far, bad weather & a broken bike in feb/march kept my mileage down.

Must do better..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Two evening rides for me this week, Weds 36 mile/2100ft ascent at an av.17.7mph & last nights 23.5mile/1400ft ascent at 18.02mph av.

Aiming for over 500 miles per month but only on 2225 miles for the yr so far, bad weather & a broken bike in feb/march kept my mileage down.

Must do better.."

That's a good effort, I'm in the must try harder group too but only because I'm lazy I have no excuse lol

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By *olarbear3Man
over a year ago

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Wow good effort sara

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By *etitesaraTV/TS
over a year ago

rochdale


"Two evening rides for me this week, Weds 36 mile/2100ft ascent at an av.17.7mph & last nights 23.5mile/1400ft ascent at 18.02mph av.

Aiming for over 500 miles per month but only on 2225 miles for the yr so far, bad weather & a broken bike in feb/march kept my mileage down.

Must do better..

That's a good effort, I'm in the must try harder group too but only because I'm lazy I have no excuse lol"

I found getting a GPS unit was both a help & a nuisance, it helps because you are always conscious of your speed so try to keep your average up. Conversely i found its impossible to go for a leisurely ride because i wanted to push it all the time!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Two evening rides for me this week, Weds 36 mile/2100ft ascent at an av.17.7mph & last nights 23.5mile/1400ft ascent at 18.02mph av.

Aiming for over 500 miles per month but only on 2225 miles for the yr so far, bad weather & a broken bike in feb/march kept my mileage down.

Must do better..

That's a good effort, I'm in the must try harder group too but only because I'm lazy I have no excuse lol

I found getting a GPS unit was both a help & a nuisance, it helps because you are always conscious of your speed so try to keep your average up. Conversely i found its impossible to go for a leisurely ride because i wanted to push it all the time! "

Yeah I've got a garmin set to 5 mile lap times, I tried to do each 5 mile in under 20 minutes, easy on the flat not so easy up hill lol

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By *olarbear3Man
over a year ago

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I've not bought any of these yet, I will depending on how much I like it..although I've cheapish ones on eBay but I'm guessing they will be rubbish

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By *etitesaraTV/TS
over a year ago

rochdale


"I've not bought any of these yet, I will depending on how much I like it..although I've cheapish ones on eBay but I'm guessing they will be rubbish"

Er.. It does rather depend on what you want it for really. If you want a simple computer to give you speed/time/distance etc you don't have to spend much, if you want GPS capabilities for mapping/route finding etc then they aren't cheap.

I have a Mio 505 unit, cost me £230 but it has WiFi, full UK & Ireland maps, get me home function, surprise me function, Di2 and Bluetooth compatibility so i find it pretty useful.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I've not bought any of these yet, I will depending on how much I like it..although I've cheapish ones on eBay but I'm guessing they will be rubbish

Er.. It does rather depend on what you want it for really. If you want a simple computer to give you speed/time/distance etc you don't have to spend much, if you want GPS capabilities for mapping/route finding etc then they aren't cheap.

I have a Mio 505 unit, cost me £230 but it has WiFi, full UK & Ireland maps, get me home function, surprise me function, Di2 and Bluetooth compatibility so i find it pretty useful.

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That's a fair old piece of kit

I've got a garmin edge 500 with heart rate monitor and speed and cadence sensor, cost me 180

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By *etitesaraTV/TS
over a year ago

rochdale


"I've not bought any of these yet, I will depending on how much I like it..although I've cheapish ones on eBay but I'm guessing they will be rubbish

Er.. It does rather depend on what you want it for really. If you want a simple computer to give you speed/time/distance etc you don't have to spend much, if you want GPS capabilities for mapping/route finding etc then they aren't cheap.

I have a Mio 505 unit, cost me £230 but it has WiFi, full UK & Ireland maps, get me home function, surprise me function, Di2 and Bluetooth compatibility so i find it pretty useful.

That's a fair old piece of kit

I've got a garmin edge 500 with heart rate monitor and speed and cadence sensor, cost me 180"

I'm a kit junkie, currently own a Marin Mount Vision Pro (2004) Marin Wolf Ridge 6.8 (2010) a Dolan l'etape carbon road bike, a Boardman Sports Hybrid & i have a Mekk Potenza carbon frame awaiting repair and a rebuild into a touring bike - plus WAY too much cycling kit!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I've not bought any of these yet, I will depending on how much I like it..although I've cheapish ones on eBay but I'm guessing they will be rubbish

Er.. It does rather depend on what you want it for really. If you want a simple computer to give you speed/time/distance etc you don't have to spend much, if you want GPS capabilities for mapping/route finding etc then they aren't cheap.

I have a Mio 505 unit, cost me £230 but it has WiFi, full UK & Ireland maps, get me home function, surprise me function, Di2 and Bluetooth compatibility so i find it pretty useful.

That's a fair old piece of kit

I've got a garmin edge 500 with heart rate monitor and speed and cadence sensor, cost me 180

I'm a kit junkie, currently own a Marin Mount Vision Pro (2004) Marin Wolf Ridge 6.8 (2010) a Dolan l'etape carbon road bike, a Boardman Sports Hybrid & i have a Mekk Potenza carbon frame awaiting repair and a rebuild into a touring bike - plus WAY too much cycling kit! "

If I had the money I'd be terrible for kit, our issue is there's 2 of us, so all our expenses double lol

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By *hoenixcouplexxCouple
over a year ago

Leicestershire

Done a couple of short tens this week so far. But works got in the way!

So can't wait to get out Sunday morning.

It's the slow club ride for 25 miles at 15mph so I'll do that and then add another 25 miles at 17/18 mph. Missing the miles this week!

I try to maintain 100 miles a week avg. Currently sitting at 91 weekly avg. Mainly because when I have been able to ride lately the weather has let me down. Then when I return to work and can't ride the weather improves!

A Fab group ride could be fun if we can do a central location!

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By *etitesaraTV/TS
over a year ago

rochdale

At the beginning of the yr i signed up to an Endomondo challenge - 500 miles a month.

Its been an eye opener exactly how difficult it is to log up 500 plus miles a month although ive managed it over the last two months & I'm on course for this month with only 130 miles to go.

If i hadn't started doing more Imperial Centuries I'd be even further off the pace, its hard to combine so many miles with everything else plus i have a physical job so getting back on the bike after ive commuted home is often less than appealing!

Usually feel better afterwards though & much better mentally the day after.

Maybe I'm becoming addicted to the endorphins?

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By *hoenixcouplexxCouple
over a year ago

Leicestershire

I can so relate! I work shift and we have kids. I want to bring my average speed up to jump on the faster group on Saturdays but struggle to get the miles in how I want to.

I think I am going to start interval training and hill repeats. It would be so different if I just had a little more time.

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By *olarbear3Man
over a year ago

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I did my first 35 miler yesterday and walkin like John Wayne today lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Just in from 26 miles with 2100 feet climbing, average speed 16.2 not bad for a fat old man

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By *etitesaraTV/TS
over a year ago

rochdale

48 miles/4678ft ascent yesterday, only averaged 14.5 as i was out for a pootle - plus riding up from Greenfield to Holmfirth takes in quite a large hill!

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By *ave65Man
over a year ago

Rotherham

Just done 60miles today am doin a 100 miles ride for Donny St. John in July so doin a lot of miles at the min lol 87 last Monday 35 wed 45friday 60 sat

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By *etitesaraTV/TS
over a year ago

rochdale

Evening ride, 36 miles/2100ft of ascent in 2hrs 5min.

Got a new personal best 50km of 1:42:35 - dropped over 2.5minutes off my previous time.

Quite chuffed with myself tonight

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Just got my new trek xcaliber9 after swapping from a P7 such a smooth ride.

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By *ust RachelTV/TS
over a year ago

Horsham


"I have a friend who is made for climbing, you'll be sat on his wheel blowing out your ring, he turns looks at you and says right let's go for it and bang he's gone out of sight in no time, makes me sick lol"

I used to love doing that to people, nowadays it happens to me a lot. As for descending I love it, only time it went wrong was showing off. I had my chin a few inches off my stem, I hit a bump and the stem hit my chin. Thank god my ego and chin were the only things bruised.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I have a friend who is made for climbing, you'll be sat on his wheel blowing out your ring, he turns looks at you and says right let's go for it and bang he's gone out of sight in no time, makes me sick lol

I used to love doing that to people, nowadays it happens to me a lot. As for descending I love it, only time it went wrong was showing off. I had my chin a few inches off my stem, I hit a bump and the stem hit my chin. Thank god my ego and chin were the only things bruised."

Just to give you idea of how quick he climbs, there expecting the pros to go up cragg in around 16 to 18 minutes, he's done it in 18.07, where as I'm at 25 minutes

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By *ayfordMan
over a year ago

Colne

I'm a bit further north and tend to ride up in the dales. Just heading out for a 60m loop with a bit of climbing. Long Preston, Settle, Malham Tarn, Kettlewell, Threshfield, Skipton and home.

Always up for company if anyone wants a social ride, but work shifts so tend to do my biggies on week days.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm going out a lot riding an loving it but would love to play when out.has anyone done this an how was it.

We both cycle, but the last thing I want to be doing once I've shot my bolt is ride home again, I want to be getting a snooze in"

Legs feel like lead once you've cum

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