Can someone please explain the whole roof rack thing

[ryanworth]

I only have roof racks because i actually use them. And gas mileage really isn't something to worry about when using them.

[vbrad26]

such a bad ass picture
i miss the trails :/
road biking is just not the same lol

[A.lauren]

All the ricers up here in ct seem to have them, not a huge fan...but I do have cross bars and a ski box for my daily passat wagon for when I go camping etc.


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[audisline08]

I only have roof racks because i actually use them. And gas mileage really isn't something to worry about when using them.

Sweet pic man!!! Before I moved all I saw were full suspension...........now its WalMart specials or roadies.........*puke*

[Charles.waite]

Sweet pic man!!! Before I moved all I saw were full suspension...........now its WalMart specials or roadies.........*puke*

It could be worse, all you see around Seattle are fixies... In hilliest city next to San Francisco, they make absolutely no sense. Damn hipsters...

Of course I own a road bike (Litespeed Tuscany Titanium frame) and an ancient Specialized Rockhopper (solid front fork and hardtail ftw!). I find it hard enough to get up the hills around here without dropping into the granny gear. Not sure what the fixie crowd is thinking.

[vbrad26]

maybe that its great exercise?
hipsters love that shit but its also an awesome workout...
its the only way they can stay fitting in their super skinny levis lol

[audisline08]

Ive tried riding road with a buddies bike.......after a couple miles I was debating throwing myself in front of a car...........so boring. Maybe I have ADD, but I love the smell of the forest, the constant change in scenery and the technical. Love MTB

[moyenecorniche]

Ive tried riding road with a buddies bike.......after a couple miles I was debating throwing myself in front of a car...........so boring. Maybe I have ADD, but I love the smell of the forest, the constant change in scenery and the technical. Love MTB

Hmmmm...Pack your bike...book a transatlantic flight and go ride in Southern France and Italy or if you need even more challenge than the Maritime Alps, head further north towards the Alps or the Dolomites in Italy or west towards the Pyrene's.

I'm always entertained by the number of people who really have not ridden on the road other than bike paths and flat roads...
riding up thru switchback up a col to 900 meters is almost as much fun as descending.....Do It...Compare It..... then you can say...Nehhh...Not For Me....
If you don't think descending @ 50-65 mph thru switchback roads isn't technical then OK.....

[audisline08]

Hmmmm...Pack your bike...book a transatlantic flight and go ride in Southern France and Italy or if you need even more challenge than the Maritime Alps, head further north towards the Alps or the Dolomites in Italy or west towards the Pyrene's.

I'm always entertained by the number of people who really have not ridden on the road other than bike paths and flat roads...
riding up thru switchback up a col to 900 meters is almost as much fun as descending.....Do It...Compare It..... then you can say...Nehhh...Not For Me....
If you don't think descending @ 50-65 mph thru switchback roads isn't technical then OK.....

hahahaha, Thanks for the advice on Europe!! Ill get right on that!! Always someone on here......hahaha make me ROR

[moyenecorniche]

I never said it was going to be simple......
Then of course there's always the night life around Nice...Monaco
Where the clubs don't shut down until 7:00am.....

( just in case you didn't feel like riding )
( did I mention the girls...???_

[audisline08]

I never said it was going to be simple......
Then of course there's always the night life around Nice...Monaco
Where the clubs don't shut down until 7:00am.....

( just in case you didn't feel like riding )
( did I mention the girls...???_

Bro, Im in the Army.......If I go to Europe its because I was stationed there. You should try baha'ing in the desert with a group of pro's loaded to the hilt with ammo, grenades, AT4's, machine guns and rifles.....first you could start in the crumbling city of Fullujah. Then once you have conquered the tiny alley roads, and hairpin turns of the canals you could move westward to the not so lovely city of Ramadi and then to the "prestine" Lake Tar Tar......ohhh, yuppy yuppy there is nothing like going 50 in the open desert will the .50cal is rocking.....and oh the night life.....I mean curfew....its so amazing, and the women did I mention them....so clean and hidden for your imagination............hahahaha wtf you should bring your nose from pointing skyward to reality.......hahahaa

[moyenecorniche]

Thanks but not thanks...And Iv'e done my military...Once was more than enough....
Evidently the sun has eroded your ability to recognize a bit of sarcasm...
Not to mention the fact that you listed your location as Alabama......Don't see How I could recognize it as Iraq.....
Stay in One piece and get home soon....

[audisline08]

Thanks but not thanks...And Iv'e done my military...Once was more than enough....
Evidently the sun has eroded your ability to recognize a bit of sarcasm...
Not to mention the fact that you listed your location as Alabama......Don't see How I could recognize it as Iraq.....
Stay in One piece and get home soon....

thanks, Im home now, stationed at Ft Benning Ga. I live across the border in AL.