Why you're not riding

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  • guilliano
    guilliano Posts: 5,495
    Was working Saturday, at a party that night and spent Sunday with the girlfriend. She kept pointing out roadies as we were sat outside the Betsy Wynne pub in Swanbourne yesterday! Grrrrr

    Going out for a ride this morning. Forcast is 21deg with 20% chance of rain (thunderstorms), so I'll pack a decent waterproof. I've missed all the great weather so I'm going to take advantage of my bank holiday off.
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  • PostieJohn
    PostieJohn Posts: 1,105
    NapoleonD wrote:
    PostieJohn wrote:
    Thanks ND, it's taken the best part of 2 years to get to this week.

    Most of which the bike has been a fantastic stress realease, so I can't complain about a few weeks off now.

    :shock:

    All the best for your new family!

    Thanks again.
    Believe it or not, we were very lucky to get to 'now' so quickly.
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  • Stewie Griffin
    Stewie Griffin Posts: 4,330
    Am resting today :oops: . Went out for a recovery ride yesterday, just meant to do an easy hour roll around come home and have a beer while watching the last day of the football. Except I forgot to keep an eye on the time, it was nice out and ended up a bit futher away and had to Fabian Cancellara all the way home. Except I wasnt going that quickly and I havent ever seen him hanging off the side of his bike trying not to puke :lol:
  • freehub
    freehub Posts: 4,257
    Was only planning on doing 50 miles yesterday, ended up being 128miles with over 5000ft of climbing.

    Resting my knee today.
  • larfingravy
    larfingravy Posts: 95
    I don't think you can get many better days for cycling in the UK than yesterday and today.
    Been about 16c on the coast here today and going up to about 23c a mile or two inland. 8)

    Really pleasing to see so many cycling today. Even if it's the first time their bike's been out of the garage since last year. :)
  • LittleB0b
    LittleB0b Posts: 416
    larfingravy wrote:
    I don't think you can get many better days for cycling in the UK than yesterday and today.

    yeah you could. friday! - blue skys - no wind and a pleasent temp.

    Whereas yesterday was think clag higher up, with grey skys lower down, a stiff breeze and a bit too humid. today - more of the same.
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  • larfingravy
    larfingravy Posts: 95
    LittleB0b wrote:
    larfingravy wrote:
    I don't think you can get many better days for cycling in the UK than yesterday and today.

    yeah you could. friday! - blue skys - no wind and a pleasent temp.

    Whereas yesterday was think clag higher up, with grey skys lower down, a stiff breeze and a bit too humid. today - more of the same.

    LOL yes I was probably a bit wide ranging including the whole UK in my comment :D

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