Date: 3/23/2001, 12:38 pm
Hi Elliot, I think us modern folks like to think we are "civilized" but the opportunities for focused pack/tribal male activities are few and treasured in ones lifetime. I raced bicycles in the '80's also. Learning to ride in a pack brought home on a very immediate survival level the need to have a minimal level of riding skills (maintain position, predictable handling,etc.) but also a basic understanding that you are a part of a social group. Guys that turned nearly every training ride into an ego opportunity were often a danger to themselves and others, but most often turned a "recreation" into some kind of ongoing therapy including others, not fun.
Messages In This Thread
- Re: George
elliott -- 3/22/2001, 8:41 pm- Re: riding etiquette, OT
Lee Gardner -- 3/23/2001, 12:38 pm- Re: riding etiquette, OT
elliott -- 3/23/2001, 1:51 pm
- Re: George
Dean Trexel -- 3/22/2001, 9:20 pm- Re: Dean
elliott -- 3/23/2001, 7:33 am- Re: cycling OT
Dean Trexel -- 3/23/2001, 8:12 am- Re: cycling OT
Rob Macks -- 3/23/2001, 8:44 am- Re: cycling OT
elliott -- 3/23/2001, 8:44 am - Re: cycling OT
- Re: Cyclists OT
Ken Sutherland -- 3/23/2001, 7:49 am - Re: cycling OT
- Re: cycling OT
- Re: riding etiquette, OT
- Re: riding etiquette, OT