Runs with Scissors
iMTB Hooligan
So the question everyone wants answered, but won't ask....
Does the new part weigh more than the part that was replaced????
Hip Hip Hooray! (Hip issues)
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So the question everyone wants answered, but won't ask....
Does the new part weigh more than the part that was replaced????
herzalot
iMTB Hooligan
Sh!t! I forget to have him put the removed part on the gram scale!
herzalot
iMTB Hooligan
Hmmm - "keep at it"
@Lost Kiwi thought maybe you were encouraging me to "keep at" hitting trees.
I interpreted your comment as "keep at it" regarding my attempt at dad humor about breaking a limb.
Or you could have simply been encouraging me to keep at my recovery and strengthening.
I guess we'll never know.
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Tom the Bomb
iMTB Rockstah
I think it's safe to assume the later.
Now get out there and git yur azz in shape for WW!
I aint driven all the way out there for no 8 miler! Leprechaun and Logger are on the menu right!
Now get out there and git yur azz in shape for WW!
I aint driven all the way out there for no 8 miler! Leprechaun and Logger are on the menu right!
OTHRider
Well-Known Member
But about my back. The disc and back issues might just be the anatomy settling in and finding its new place.
This is sooo true. I just hit two years on my 2nd knee replacement and in no particular order of "why does that hurt now" - shin, big toe, Achilles, ass muscles, groin, old broken toe bones, shoulder. All were mildly bothersome and all erupted after I got back into serious PT. The best part is that all were easily correctable with a competent therapist. Like the rhyme, the shin bone is connected to the .....
It was all worth it even if my cycling time has suffered a bit. Good luck on your journey.
This is sooo true. I just hit two years on my 2nd knee replacement and in no particular order of "why does that hurt now" - shin, big toe, Achilles, ass muscles, groin, old broken toe bones, shoulder. All were mildly bothersome and all erupted after I got back into serious PT. The best part is that all were easily correctable with a competent therapist. Like the rhyme, the shin bone is connected to the .....
It was all worth it even if my cycling time has suffered a bit. Good luck on your journey.