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Blaugrana92 skrev:Haha, jeg vidste det ville komme. Til gengæld har jeg frikort til at styrte ligeså tosset som jeg vil nu - jeg glider bare på asfalten, som den menneskelige ål jeg nu er!

Blaugrana92 skrev:Haha, jeg vidste det ville komme. Til gengæld har jeg frikort til at styrte ligeså tosset som jeg vil nu - jeg glider bare på asfalten, som den menneskelige ål jeg nu er!

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Blaugrana92 skrev:Haha, jeg vidste det ville komme. Til gengæld har jeg frikort til at styrte ligeså tosset som jeg vil nu - jeg glider bare på asfalten, som den menneskelige ål jeg nu er!

Er det egentlig på grund af vindmodstanden eller fordi sårene heler hurtigere i tilfælde af styrt at man barberer benene som cykelrytter? Jeg ved i hvert fald at seriøse svømmere fjerner al kropsbehåring pga. aquadynamik, fordi man er kommet så langt i svømning, at den mindste detalje er forskellen på 1. og 2. plads. Hvordan er det med cykelryttere? Oprigtigt nysgerrigt spørgsmål

It Improves Your Aerodynamics on the Bike
The Theory: In this age of seamless skinsuits, aero frames, dimpled helmets, and ultralight deep-rim carbon wheels, it's senseless to ignore the slight but real advantage of having bare legs.

(To wit, a 1987 study conducted by Chester Kyle for this magazine concluded that the aerodynamic improvement is roughly 0.6 percent, which could result in a savings of around 5 seconds in a 40km time trial ridden at 37kph.)

The Reality: "It [the actual benefit] depends upon how hairy you are. I mean, look at the skinsuits of today. They fit really well, there are no seams, no grippers. So if all that makes a difference, then a lot of hair on your legs could slow you down." —former pro Levi Leipheimer

"Maybe at the most elite level of time-trialing. On a mountain bike: no way, not a bit." —Multitime U.S. national mountain bike champion Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski

"In terms of actual aerodynamics [not much]. But I know that if I ever looked down while I was on the bike and saw hairy legs I immediately felt slower." —Tour de France stage winner Davis Phinney

It Improves the Benefits and Pleasure of Massage
The Theory: Getting your hair pulled during massage hurts. A lot.

The Reality: "It's why I shave. It would hurt too much if I didn't." —Leipheimer

"You need more oil if you have a lot of hair. You don't want to feel like an oiled pig." —Giro d'Italia winner Andy Hampsten

"Absolutely. It's the number one reason I shave. I can't imagine the pain of getting a full massage with hairy legs. I also think some of best massage techniques don't involve much oil, so that makes having no hair even more important." —Horgan-Kobelski

"It probably feels better shaved, but on a deeper muscular level there's no difference. You can accomplish the exact same thing shaved or unshaved. I work on cyclists all year-round and even the pros go hairy in the winter." —Certified massage therapist Chris Grauch

"I bet it's nicer for the person giving the massage. Would you want to touch hairy legs?" —Multitime U.S. national cyclocross champion Todd Wells

It Makes Wound Care Easier and More Effective
The Theory: Cleaning and caring for road rash is simpler and yields speedier healing when there's no leg hair present to impede the removal of dirt and grime, host bacteria, or complicate bandage changes.

The Reality: "I always thought crashing was the biggest reason. When you slide out on your bike, you take out big swaths of skin. Hair just collects dirt and is no fun to bandage." —Phinney

"It also allows kinesio tape to stick better, which lots of cyclists are using these days." —Horgan-Kobelski

It Just Looks Better—and That Makes You Faster
The Theory: Every cut and line of toned muscles pop when not obscured by a thicket of hair, and the snazzier you look the sharper you ride.

The Reality: "Absolutely. In your mind, having shaved legs makes you feel faster. I always shave before a time trial. You feel the wind flowing over your legs." —RadioShack pro Chris Horner

Women Like Smooth-Legged Men
The Theory: Really, we just think our spouses and partners have been humoring us all this time.

The Reality: Even when [my husband] Jeremy [Horgan-Kobelski] stops racing I want him to keep shaving. I think it's hot. But I'm a racer, too. The majority of the female population probably disagrees." —Pro mountain biker Heather Irmiger

emo skrev:Jeg gør det for at nedbringe vægten så jeg kan fræse afsted.

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Blaugrana92 skrev:Haha, jeg vidste det ville komme. Til gengæld har jeg frikort til at styrte ligeså tosset som jeg vil nu - jeg glider bare på asfalten, som den menneskelige ål jeg nu er!

Er det egentlig på grund af vindmodstanden eller fordi sårene heler hurtigere i tilfælde af styrt at man barberer benene som cykelrytter? Jeg ved i hvert fald at seriøse svømmere fjerner al kropsbehåring pga. aquadynamik, fordi man er kommet så langt i svømning, at den mindste detalje er forskellen på 1. og 2. plads. Hvordan er det med cykelryttere? Oprigtigt nysgerrigt spørgsmål

Har hørt begge forklaringer. Det skulle eftersigende også være ganske praktisk i forhold til al den message and shit, de skal have hver eneste dag. Der er vist ikke så få professionelle fodboldspillere, der gør det samme.

We are generation of idiots, smartphones and dumb people.

zqa skrev:Andre i Københavnsområdet der har problemer med deres Yousee net?

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zqa skrev:Andre i Københavnsområdet der har problemer med deres Yousee net?

Nej. Det er bare dig.