Who is the most 'TYPICAL' club cyclist?

[-Adam-]

Yeah but Mo, its not size that matters, it's what you do with it that counts!

When you can keep up with Stu, then you can call him 'titch'

[MJ_1993]

oooh sorry, yes of course it does, but then that goes for everything.

[Stu Merckx Man]

ive got the size where it counts..

in my legs of course!

[Marek]

[quote="A (JC) Pettachi"]Easily 45ish, how many guys in ACC are younger than 40 other than the obvious candidates...??

[Keith]

[quote="Marek"]
Anyhow, I am probably too tall, too young, too good looking .....

[mrP(Boonen)VT]

[quote]I'll go for 170cm average height

And 80kg for weight.

Male

And bordering on midlife crisis

[quote="mrP(Boonen)VT"][quote]I'll go for 170cm average height

And 80kg for weight.

Male

And bordering on midlife crisis

[mrP(Boonen)VT]

But "bordering on mid-life crisis".....

[Toks]

[quote="huw williams"]Cycling Weekly wants to make an ACC member famous.

Borrowing an idea from a recent survey conducted in a national newspaper, Cycling Weekly has comissioned a poll accross a wide range of its readership in an attempt to find the most typical cyclist.

Questions are things like; how tall are you, how heavy are you, male/female, age, number of hours per week you ride, how many races you've done, best 10 tt time etc etc
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[huw williams]

Good work Toks - it'll be interesting to see how that compares when our survey results come in

[Stu Merckx Man]

i wonder if they shave there legs or not?...

[Mike I]

I doubt the average club cyclist has the faintest idea what functional threshold means, let alone what his is .

He possesses 2.8 bikes though.

[Jon H]

[quote="Toks"]
14. When in season he rides roughly 6 hours per week

[Andrew G]

Beat me to it, out finbar-ed.

[Grahame]

Finbarred