Turbo -Damned addictive

[2WheelsNot4]

Normally I go about everywhere(Urban peddler) on tour, with the occasional turbo for hills, into strong winds etc. But of late I've been using turbo until this morning when due to range dropped back down.
How frightfully boring and i felt the need to click up a few notches back into turbo.

I think that sustained usage has left me addicted to it

Are there any more turbo addicts out there and where should I apply to get help ?.

 

[The EMF]

Turbobaconnists might be able to smoke out you addiction…..if you can find one

 

[Nicho]

where should I apply to get help ?.

You do not need to apply anywhere.
Just ride for the next 100 miles with the power off, then switch it back on to Tour.
That should reset your power awareness sensors.

 

[Stihldog]

Turbobaconnists might be able to smoke out you addiction…..if you can find one

I wonder if they use natural methods…like whips and handcuffs?…or maybe I’m thinking of something else .

 

[2WheelsNot4]

Just ride for the next 100 miles with the power off, then switch it back on to Tour.

Thats actually not a bad idea, though I might limit it to 2 miles Get into the low gears and try to propel a 52lb bike for a bit. Tour at that point will feel like it's heaven sent.

 

[Binhill1]

Normally I go about everywhere(Urban peddler) on tour, with the occasional turbo for hills, into strong winds etc. But of late I've been using turbo until this morning when due to range dropped back down.
How frightfully boring and i felt the need to click up a few notches back into turbo.

I think that sustained usage has left me addicted to it

Are there any more turbo addicts out there and where should I apply to get help ?.

Yes definitely if you use turbo for anything other than a steep climb it's addictive. Short 20 mile runs I abuse it more.

 

[demount]

Just because you like it better doesn't mean you are addicted to it -- buy more batteries.

 

[Rickster]

Hi my name is Rickster and I am a turboaddict . I used to be in great shape from riding then Turbo arrived and I started to believe in a power Much greater than myself so I gave in and got fat n addicted

 

[jimbob]

My solution was to buy a spare battery. And then a second.

In all seriousness, I try to keep in trail as much as possible as I knew otherwise I'd just use turbo all the time and then want more power. Having the motor die 15miles from the house did help reset my view on the assistance given though... I had to check the brakes hadn't got stuck on at the same time!