WHY BIKE RACING TV STRUGGLES

I'M EMBARRASSED TO ADMIT IT, but not only do I subscribe to various cycling TV apps... sometimes I forget which ones I have.  Even worse, I recently purchased Apple TV so I could throw the apps on the big screen only to realize my "smarTV" already had the capability...

... for the love of spoke!

Of course, none of my neighbors would do the same.  They wouldn't watch cycling on TV if I paid them...

... they don't get the struggle.

They don't see the insane drama battling for position during the final klicks of a sprint finish, or the anguish and despair of a racer's failure to continue with the leaders up giant mountain...

... we get that, because we struggle.

In our own way, we'll all kit up in the morning and ride like a pro.  Not as fast, not as strong...

... and certainly without all the support.

This is why we watch, and this is why we struggle...

... to see who is the most pro.

So get your lycracoveredbuns out there today and burn some Italian rubber off your mostexcellent Pirelli tires.

https://pedalindustries.com/collections/all-tires

I absolutely love this tire... and that's saying a lot, because I was such a Conti diehard for so long.  The Conti's are still incredible... but if I had to chose, I'm Pirelli all the way... and I'm running the 26's on my ENVEs.

Very, very fast... and weirdly quiet, with outstanding grip.

For gravel, it's Pirelli again.

Very fast on the road, and in a straight line.  

They corner really well once they are on edge, but... if you're not comfortable with a little sliding as you lean it over, the run it on the rear only and get a Conti Terra Speed on the front.

We'll keep this better than usual promo code going...

Use this promo code to save 15%, code is GIRO. 

The code will expire soon... I'm not telling you when because I want you - yes you - to take advantage of it before some new to what we do cat shows up.

Now get out and struggle so you can get back to the couch, eat some ice cream, and take a nap.

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164.2 lbs
morning paddle
8 hrs
https://www.strava.com/activities/5254546746