|   I'm more extreme than all you other sickos out there! | Twilight Error®
Dec 30, 2001 5:34 PM | | Extreme Convalescence RAWKS!!!!
Gotta be careful - going off the chair wrong means a 2'-to-flat fall, people that don't use some kind of armor are just asking to get hurt again... |
| Whoa! taking it to the max! | Andy in Wi
Dec 30, 2001 5:48 PM | | So, is the chair SPD compatible? or do you just use platforms? |
| You know, | frenchie
Dec 30, 2001 7:28 PM | | if you strapped a crampon to that you could some extreme crutching around the house. You could aireate your lawn. Being down like that sucks. Being lazy for almost two weeks and not riding is even worse. Curse the PS2 and its wonderful games! Happy New Beer!!
Loren |
| I gave away my strap on crampons when I went step-in... | Twilight Error®
Dec 31, 2001 5:08 AM | | I knew I made a mistake when I didn't have 'em anymore.
This weekend I went looking for new climbing boots, I think for next season I'll be using a a pair of Asolo's 8000m boots. There was just the right amount of flex in the ankle and the liner made my foot sweat after 5 minutes wear in the store. Now all I've got to do is figure a way to make the insurance company pay for 'em... |
| *wondering if cast has SPD cleat on bottom* (nm) | fireboy
Dec 31, 2001 6:15 AM | | nm |
| I wanted one, but the casting tech wouldn't do it. | Twilight Error®
Dec 31, 2001 6:28 AM | | Lucky suggested I should have gotten the plate in my foot drilled for SPD so I can use my Times barefoot... |
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