So I think someone quoted before that there is an explicit rule against springs in shoes for racing. (Which basically all shoes violate). Is there any rule against someone modifying the heal of their shoes to have Teflon on the bottom do they can just slide down declines or do Healie slides on flat ground?
It's heel you cycling moran. Besides stuff doesn't stick to Teflon.
Why not just use Heelys?
Gotti be a moran wrote:
It's heel you cycling moran. Besides stuff doesn't stick to Teflon.
Ok, Mr. Grammar Nazi.
dad bod wrote:
Why not just use Heelys?
Well, I would expect that there would be an explicit rule against wheels in your shoes in the rule books. Or am I giving too much credit to race organizers?
Wise One wrote:
Gotti be a moran wrote:It's heel you cycling moran. Besides stuff doesn't stick to Teflon.
Ok, Mr. Grammar Nazi.
That would be spelling. Honestly, how can you not know the difference between heel and heal?
Gotti be a moran wrote:
Wise One wrote:Ok, Mr. Grammar Nazi.
That would be spelling. Honestly, how can you not know the difference between heel and heal?
HEEL, BOY!!!
I hope I used that correctly.
Wise One wrote:
dad bod wrote:Why not just use Heelys?
Well, I would expect that there would be an explicit rule against wheels in your shoes in the rule books. Or am I giving too much credit to race organizers?
What rule books?
Show me.
Gotti be a moran wrote:
That would be spelling. Honestly, how can you not know the difference between heel and heal?
Writing "heal" when someone means "heel" is probably the most common spelling error on the board and other running forums. It's kind of weird.
No, it is a rare occurrence.
Maybe you are confusing thud with dear/deer?
Pay attention to details, son!
I'd like to see you try this. If a hill is steep enough that heelys or something equivalent would be useful (faster than running), I'd bet it would be too scary anyway and hard to transition back to a run
reed wrote:
I'd like to see you try this. If a hill is steep enough that heelys or something equivalent would be useful (faster than running), I'd bet it would be too scary anyway and hard to transition back to a run
Get Rojo to send me some Teflon blocks and a pair of shoes. Slowing down isn't a problem. You just adjust where you place your weight on your shoes since the front is still all rubber. Only the heel part would be Teflon. And you could also leave a rubber lip at the very back of the heel so that you could just tilt back even more and brake like on heelies.
Ownly loosers spel itt heel
Gotti be a moran wrote:
It's heel you cycling moran. Besides stuff doesn't stick to Teflon.
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