aging and riding

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Sujet : aging and riding
De : mcleary08 (at) *nospam* comcast.net (Mark J cleary)
Groupes : rec.bicycles.tech
Date : 30. Apr 2025, 23:25:25
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I am in the process of refinishing/repainting my kitchen cabinets. A tedious job you have to remove doors and handles. Clean, sand a bit, and paint 2 coats. Getting the hinges off and bending and getting on the floor is not easy as it was 6 years ago when I repainted inside of house.
Normally I do  my ride early in the morning and come in and eat good them rest a bit and dive in. Well not the back does not like all the bending and up and down. I was never good at it and not real flexible for sure. On top of that the normal 40-55 mile ride now takes enough out of me that I don't have the pace I once did.
Even 6 years ago I would jump  on bike and ride 50 and come back and go for say 4-5 hours easy. Now I tell you after 2 I am getting wiped. This painting is like painting a bike you have to mask things to avoid problems.
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Deacon Mark

Date Sujet#  Auteur
30 Apr 25 * aging and riding7Mark J cleary
30 Apr 25 +- Re: aging and riding1Catrike Ryder
1 May 25 +- Re: aging and riding1AMuzi
1 May 25 `* Re: aging and riding4zen cycle
1 May 25  `* Re: aging and riding3Ted Heise
1 May 25   +- Re: aging and riding1Frank Krygowski
1 May 25   `- Re: aging and riding1Catrike Ryder

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