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Posted 8 years ago #
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I nearly spat my porridge over my keyboard when I read the commuter ones earlier this week.
Posted 8 years ago # -
Extreme commuter, lol. You should see the stash of Go bars and chocolate in my work drawer, and daily talk of "second breakfast".
Posted 8 years ago # -
I don't think they've heard of second breakfast, Baldcyclist. Except maybe on Fridays.
Posted 8 years ago # -
Second breakfast. The snack between breakfast and elevenses.
Posted 8 years ago # -
As paddy Irish points out Porridge is the answer. No need for second breakfast if start day with bowl of porridge topped with Greek yoghurt honey and on feast days rhubarb compote. Marks and Spencer's are selling stuff with millet in it that makes you feel too good. True.
Posted 8 years ago # -
If the gods had wanted us to eat porridge why would they invent the bacon & egg doubler?
Posted 8 years ago # -
The hedonist - I think that might have nailed me.
Posted 8 years ago # -
Love those. I think I am a bit of a cychamaeleon as I see a bit of myself in several of those descriptions! It has been a wee while since I could justify second breakfast though.
Posted 8 years ago # -
think I am somewhere between commuter and extreme commuter.
Love the line:
"...and uploading the same six-mile route on Strava two times a day."
yep that's what my Strava feed looks like... Dunfermline to Edinburgh and back...hope no one follows me on it...I must be mega boring to follow haha
Posted 8 years ago # -
@beano
yep, I have that too, though there are many ways to get to Edinburgh from Fife. Give any secret stalkers a wee surprise by trying a different one.
Posted 8 years ago # -
@Beano @paddyirish....ditto.
However as Strava has pointed out my commute has become a pain filled pedal stomping suffer ridden time trial. Of sorts.
Although 'fly-by' has made it even more geeky.
Posted 8 years ago # -
And if you want to know how far you have cycled in a year, Strava is one fairly easy way to find out, so what's the problem? (says someone who uploads 4 bike-train-bike commuting activities most days....)
Posted 8 years ago # -
Sometimes, if i'm close to a milestone I'll even chuck my garmin in my pocket when I'm out on the Pashley (well it would look silly, on the Pashley). Don't want to lose any of those miles...
Posted 8 years ago # -
I just don't have the stamina to upload that many Strava sessions in a day. It takes me about 5 minutes in a straight line from flat to station which isn't worth fiddling with my phone.
I suppose if I had a fancy gizmo that did that stuff for me it would be easier. I'd still have to sync it manually I think? I confess I don't really know what features high-end bike computers have.
Posted 8 years ago # -
I am always forgetting to start the gps these days, especially on the way home. Fortunately the route home is usually straight and Strava tends to make gaps up. I also have the back up of the old fashioned cycle computer which starts automatically.
I'm pretty addicted to collating mileage totals on a monthly basis. I did try to wean myself off mileage target setting in favour of quality but was only partly successful (I do both now).
Posted 8 years ago # -
Couldn't make it through the day without second breakfast.
There's been a few times when office persons have said that six Weetabix or Shredded Wheat is a lot. They go odd when I explain its the second most important meal of the day.
Posted 8 years ago # -
They missed out commuters wearing the same gear all week - or is that just me?
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