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        <title>Wheeeee! - Bicycle - Bicycle&apos;s Blog - Victoria Advocate</title>
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        <description>Confession: I have been a wuss about riding downhill -- especially on roads -- my entire adult life. And to a great extent, it could be said my breaks add friction not only to my rims, but to my home life. 
When my boyfriend and I go on rides, here&#039;s what the downhill sections sound like:
Greg: OK, now try going down here without using your breaks.
Me:
Greg: What are you doing?
Me:
Greg: You&#039;re riding your breaks.
Me: I&#039;m, uh, just gonna slow down here a little.
Greg: You&#039;re going to want this momentum for that hill up there.
Me: 
So I was thrilled when this NYT story, featuring tips from a likely Olympian, said speeding downhill never becomes less terrifying, but the fear can be managed. Admittedly, I&#039;m not going downhill at 50 miles per hour.... let&#039;s seee..... ever. 
I was also pretty stoked to read the suggestion that I eat Nutella. Well, that&#039;s how I&#039;m taking that advice, anyhow.
Leslie</description>
        <itunes:summary>Confession: I have been a wuss about riding downhill -- especially on roads -- my entire adult life. And to a great extent, it could be said my breaks add friction not only to my rims, but to my home life. 
When my boyfriend and I go on rides, here&#039;s what the downhill sections sound like:
Greg: OK, now try going down here without using your breaks.
Me:
Greg: What are you doing?
Me:
Greg: You&#039;re riding your breaks.
Me: I&#039;m, uh, just gonna slow down here a little.
Greg: You&#039;re going to want this momentum for that hill up there.
Me: 
So I was thrilled when this NYT story, featuring tips from a likely Olympian, said speeding downhill never becomes less terrifying, but the fear can be managed. Admittedly, I&#039;m not going downhill at 50 miles per hour.... let&#039;s seee..... ever. 
I was also pretty stoked to read the suggestion that I eat Nutella. Well, that&#039;s how I&#039;m taking that advice, anyhow.
Leslie</itunes:summary>
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                <title>Jun 19,  2008 at 05:06 PM : I&#039;m not much of a...</title>
                <description>I&#039;m not much of a biker (from what I&#039;ve heard, that requires getting off the couch) but back in the day, I was quite the awesome roller blader...at least on flat land. However, anytime the slightest decline encountered my path, you bet your happy arse I jumped off the road and into the ditch. 
I feel your pain. </description>
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                <itunes:summary>I&#039;m not much of a biker (from what I&#039;ve heard, that requires getting off the couch) but back in the day, I was quite the awesome roller blader...at least on flat land. However, anytime the slightest decline encountered my path, you bet your happy arse I jumped off the road and into the ditch. 
I feel your pain. </itunes:summary>     
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