Flaming June...

meagain
meagain Posts: 2,331
edited June 2008 in The bottom bracket
...as in "flamin' 'eck is this JUNE?"

Grey and gloomy at 6 30, add drizzle as pedal off at 7, by quarter past heavy, nasty, cold, RAIN. Soaked through.

Huh.
d.j.
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  • bagpusscp
    bagpusscp Posts: 2,907
    Still in bed :roll:
    bagpuss
  • meagain
    meagain Posts: 2,331
    Can't fault that! Would have been the sensible option....
    d.j.
    "Cancel my subscription to the resurrection."
  • cloudy with some sun here, ideal for a couple of hours this afternoon....
  • LangerDan
    LangerDan Posts: 6,132
    Out with gilet and armwarmers @ 06:20, gilet in pocket by 07:45, followed by armwarmers 10 mins later - short sleeves since then. Slightly toasted by the time I got home @ 10am.

    Cloudy and dull now, though
    'This week I 'ave been mostly been climbing like Basso - Shirley Basso.'
  • cougie
    cougie Posts: 22,512
    Dull, but dry to begin with, and rain for the last half of the ride. Pah.
  • grey at 4 (well dark) then grey then ride down road into rain turn corner no rain grey grey then ride into heavy rain pass under tree and rest of road completely dry like it never happened! Wet through by 7.30 but home by 8 after 75miles.

    Gats
  • a_n_t
    a_n_t Posts: 2,011
    edited June 2008
    the polka dot today was most unplesant.............just finished cleaning most of the peak district off my bike :cry:
    Manchester wheelers

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    10m 20:21 2014
    25m 53:18 20:13
    50m 1:57:12 2013
    100m Yeah right.
  • jellybellywmb
    jellybellywmb Posts: 1,379
    meagain wrote:
    ...as in "flamin' 'eck is this JUNE?"

    Grey and gloomy at 6 30, add drizzle as pedal off at 7, by quarter past heavy, nasty, cold, RAIN. Soaked through.

    Huh.

    Same as me left at 06:30 got out towards willoughby and the heavens opened, gritted teeth to Radclffe and then back throug the vale,cold and wet and a nasty grinding from rear cassete :(

    Also came across the contents of some poor womans car that had obviously been robbed, credit cards, drivers licence, cheque books etc etc etc, gave them to the local police so did my good deed for the day.

    Now settled watching Alvin ans the chipmunks with the kids and a few bottles of innes and gunn ale.
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  • johncp
    johncp Posts: 302
    Don't quite know how to put this, but......
    Out at 8:50, short sleeves, sunshine, 15 miles to cafe stop, sweating buckets (uphill and.....sunshine). Very pleasant half an hour watching runners get ready for 10k race round Llys Y Fran reservoir, then home in more sunshine, nice cheese and tomato sandwich and snooze in front of Moto GP for an hour. Typing this in preparation for full Sunday dinner of roast chicken and all the veg, then more snoozing for a while :P
    PS you've probably left it too late now but I live on the route of the Tour of Pembrokeshire and it's always like this :wink: except when it's grey and windy.....like yesterday come to think of it! :roll:
    If you haven't got a headwind you're not trying hard enough
  • Although grey it was warm and dry, with the cloud lifting by 3-30 around SE Wales. Almost windless so perfect for a hard 40 miler. Even better I managed to fix my summer bike so it was a really enjoyable morning. Knocked 3 mins off my PB for the loop, and also fastest time of the year up the climb of Rudry mountain. Shame its not translating into improved results when actually competing this year.... :roll:
  • Diogenes
    Diogenes Posts: 1,628
    67 mile in heavy rain, headwind home and not to warm either. Overall a miserable ride :cry:

    D :(
  • Siechotic
    Siechotic Posts: 86
    Slashed it down all day today, but I did get in 70 miles yesterday in the nice sunshine. :D

    Bizarre how the weather is so changeable day to day!
  • hugo15
    hugo15 Posts: 1,101
    Was going to do a few of hours today, but I had only done a few miles when it started to pi$$ down. Stayed out for an hour or so but had enough. Had to wring the water out of my socks when I got home. :(
  • W5454
    W5454 Posts: 133
    Set off at 7.30am.At 9am the heavens opened on the A59 Harrogate-Skipton road.
    Arrived home 2hrs and 2 punctures later,soaked and freezing. Brrrrrrrr.Definitely one to forget.What happened to global warming?
  • Mark Alexander
    Mark Alexander Posts: 2,277
    cloudy with some sun here, ideal for a couple of hours this afternoon....

    I'd done 70 miles by then Steve :D
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    10TT 24:36 25TT: 57:59 50TT: 2:08:11, 100TT: 4:30:05 12hr 204.... unfinished business
  • a_n_t wrote:
    the polka dot today was most unplesant.............just finished cleaning most of the peak district off my bike :cry:

    The rest of it is still on mine
    Dan
  • a_n_t
    a_n_t Posts: 2,011
    a_n_t wrote:
    the polka dot today was most unplesant.............just finished cleaning most of the peak district off my bike :cry:

    The rest of it is still on mine


    :lol:

    and just to rub it in it's been warm and fairly sunny today [thats monday, thats back to work] :evil:
    Manchester wheelers

    PB's
    10m 20:21 2014
    25m 53:18 20:13
    50m 1:57:12 2013
    100m Yeah right.