Wanda: Proby cyclist Sept 2008-Aug 2009....... or longer?
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Specifically @ Wanda:
As it's September 2009 next week, have you caught the bug as much as it sounds?
Will you be continuing through the winter?
As it's September 2009 next week, have you caught the bug as much as it sounds?
Will you be continuing through the winter?
Giant Escape R1
FCN 8
"Build a man a fire, and he'll be warm for a day. Set a man on fire, and he'll be warm for the rest of his life."
- Terry Pratchett.
FCN 8
"Build a man a fire, and he'll be warm for a day. Set a man on fire, and he'll be warm for the rest of his life."
- Terry Pratchett.
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Hell yes!!!
I did it most of last winter (albeit twice a week initially, moving up to every day come January), barring the snowy sections in London and my long Caribbean holiday in December/January
Hoping to acquire another bike (prob flatbar roadie) with my company's C2W scheme come October.
Had hoped to go on one or two bke rides but that hasn't worked out and I'm now training for a marathon in October, so it will be next year before I give it a go I suspect
Maybe I'll just cycle from South to North London one Saturday just for the hell of it
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I reckon that sounds like a well and truly "bitten by the bug" response
And you can always justify the new bike is perfect for cross training purposes....Giant Escape R1
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"Build a man a fire, and he'll be warm for a day. Set a man on fire, and he'll be warm for the rest of his life."
- Terry Pratchett.0 -
Exactly my way of thinking and, of course, I 'need' winter gear
The winter gear I currently have is no longer 'fit for purpose' 0 -
Cafewanda wrote:Exactly my way of thinking and, of course, I 'need' winter gear
The winter gear I currently have is no longer 'fit for purpose'
By 'no longer fit for purpose' do you mean 'so last season'? 0 -
@ Jay.....
Something like that
I'm just looking for an excuse to buy new stuff eg shoes, arm warmers, etc0 -
[stalker]You don't happen to work in a building just off Tooley Street which has a massive cheese grater on the front of it, do you?
Only that I know you've said in the past that you work on Tooley Street (I remember because that's where I work too) and I keep turning up to the underground car park at work in the morning at the same time as someone who fits your description. If it is you, I'll say hello next time I see you.[/stalker]Never be tempted to race against a Barclays Cycle Hire bike. If you do, there are only two outcomes. Of these, by far the better is that you now have the scalp of a Boris Bike.0 -
THI, I work for PwC in Hays Galleria.
Please say 'hi' next time
Just hope I'm not drowning in my own sweat then0
