The abv seems too low.
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It’s all a plot by big-dental for them to afford their new bikes
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This makes too much sense not to be true.
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I really like the term „big-dental“ 
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This thread is never-ending… and I’m 100% okay with that.
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No helmet. One handed 
Zero care. Massive cohunes.
Does anyone else want to tell @Jonathan that they forgive him? I’ve listened to almost the entire AACC backlog this year, and must have heard Jonathan say “forgive me” 1000 times.
I forgive you Jonathan 
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He seems like such a genuinely nice guy. I wonder if that expression is more popular where he grew up. It does sound unusual to my midwest ears, but then again I say “ope” a few hundred times a day.
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Experienced this just before the landing, but happily to mis a tree on my mtb. Result was 2 ribs and a hip out of shape.
That’s funny. I always assumed it was a Mid-Western thing.
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At least in USA you guys are consistant with the imperial system…here I the UK we use a right old mish mash mix of the imperial and metric system. For example I always measure my runs in km and mins per km…bike everything in miles!
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Yep its a right pain being british.
How far away is that tree? 10 metres
How far away is that town? 10 miles
How tall is that door? 2 metres
How tall are you? 6 ft
You would think we could at least be able to convert between them easily but nah.
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Because I watched the Tour De France on Channel 4 (whenever that was - Roger Millar was KoM anyway) I’ve always done my bike rides in KM. + Audaxes are in km (200,300,400 and 600)
I do more than the others on my group rides, but this just leads to confusing attempts at on bike conversion when discussing how far away the cafe is
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Hah! I do my exercise in km but motorised in miles. 
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