Comments on: Whew. http://www.mysexprofessor.com/off-topic/whew/ Sexuality education and sexual health information with Dr. Debby Herbenick Fri, 10 Feb 2012 03:32:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Debby http://www.mysexprofessor.com/off-topic/whew/comment-page-1/#comment-957 Debby Tue, 26 Aug 2008 21:22:24 +0000 http://www.mysexprofessor.com/uncategorized/whew/#comment-957 This is very helpful. Thanks, Shane! I think I will be more persistent poking around the local bike shops and see what my options are for road bikes. My hybrid is fine for tooling around town but, man, those hills are hard to take!!! This is very helpful. Thanks, Shane! I think I will be more persistent poking around the local bike shops and see what my options are for road bikes. My hybrid is fine for tooling around town but, man, those hills are hard to take!!!

]]> By: Debby http://www.mysexprofessor.com/off-topic/whew/comment-page-1/#comment-6348 Debby Tue, 26 Aug 2008 21:22:00 +0000 http://www.mysexprofessor.com/uncategorized/whew/#comment-6348 This is very helpful. Thanks, Shane! I think I will be more persistent poking around the local bike shops and see what my options are for road bikes. My hybrid is fine for tooling around town but, man, those hills are hard to take!!! This is very helpful. Thanks, Shane! I think I will be more persistent poking around the local bike shops and see what my options are for road bikes. My hybrid is fine for tooling around town but, man, those hills are hard to take!!!

]]> By: Shane http://www.mysexprofessor.com/off-topic/whew/comment-page-1/#comment-947 Shane Sat, 23 Aug 2008 07:22:04 +0000 http://www.mysexprofessor.com/uncategorized/whew/#comment-947 Yes - a road bike will be much better for covering larger distances faster and with less (relative) effort. If you don't go faster you can just use less effort. The only downsides to a road bike is that the wheels are more fragile (only really matters if you're riding on really pot-holed roads or poor bike paths) and you will have a more "folded over" sitting position. You should go to a few local bike shops (not wal-marts or equivalent) and see what the staff have to say. Pick one with friendly staff that don't mind answering your questions without being condescending, have a few test rides and see what you think. Having more than one bike is an option too! My 2BR apartment has 4 bikes (2 for me, 2 for my wife) ;-) Feel free to email me if you need help. Yes – a road bike will be much better for covering larger distances faster and with less (relative) effort. If you don’t go faster you can just use less effort.

The only downsides to a road bike is that the wheels are more fragile (only really matters if you’re riding on really pot-holed roads or poor bike paths) and you will have a more “folded over” sitting position.

You should go to a few local bike shops (not wal-marts or equivalent) and see what the staff have to say. Pick one with friendly staff that don’t mind answering your questions without being condescending, have a few test rides and see what you think.

Having more than one bike is an option too! My 2BR apartment has 4 bikes (2 for me, 2 for my wife) ;-)

Feel free to email me if you need help.

]]> By: Shane http://www.mysexprofessor.com/off-topic/whew/comment-page-1/#comment-6347 Shane Sat, 23 Aug 2008 07:22:00 +0000 http://www.mysexprofessor.com/uncategorized/whew/#comment-6347 Yes - a road bike will be much better for covering larger distances faster and with less (relative) effort. If you don't go faster you can just use less effort. The only downsides to a road bike is that the wheels are more fragile (only really matters if you're riding on really pot-holed roads or poor bike paths) and you will have a more "folded over" sitting position. You should go to a few local bike shops (not wal-marts or equivalent) and see what the staff have to say. Pick one with friendly staff that don't mind answering your questions without being condescending, have a few test rides and see what you think. Having more than one bike is an option too! My 2BR apartment has 4 bikes (2 for me, 2 for my wife) ;-) Feel free to email me if you need help. Yes – a road bike will be much better for covering larger distances faster and with less (relative) effort. If you don’t go faster you can just use less effort.

The only downsides to a road bike is that the wheels are more fragile (only really matters if you’re riding on really pot-holed roads or poor bike paths) and you will have a more “folded over” sitting position.

You should go to a few local bike shops (not wal-marts or equivalent) and see what the staff have to say. Pick one with friendly staff that don’t mind answering your questions without being condescending, have a few test rides and see what you think.

Having more than one bike is an option too! My 2BR apartment has 4 bikes (2 for me, 2 for my wife) ;-)

Feel free to email me if you need help.

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