2011 to do list...........
Tonymufc
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Re-join a bloody club, once and for all.
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1. Lose 8kg in weight.
2. Say "I told you so" when Contador finally gets what's coming to him.
3. Not roll my eyes every time I see a fixie rider poncing about in overpriced tweed cycling garb.
4. Take up running.
5. Learn how to shave my legs and not slice my knees to ribbons :oops:Let's close our eyes and see what happens0 -
It is a list with just one item on it
1. Become a freelance translator
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To try and keep my happy-go-lucky demenour.
I must learn, verbatim, the address to the haggis so I can give it my all on Burns night.
Get a lot more miles in.
Lose about 1-1.5stone.Tail end Charlie
The above post may contain traces of sarcasm or/and bullsh*t.0 -
Tonymufc
you had better join a better club than your football team otherwise 95% of the members will live more than 50 miles away, and only 22% ever turn up to a club event!!0 -
eat more mc donalds big mac lg fries lg coke 10 pints larger then be sickgoing downhill slowly0
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I've done a metric century this year and am on target to do 1000miles (only started road cycling in mid july) so I guess it's:
1) do an imperial century
2) 2000 miles in 20112010 Trek 1.5 Road - swissstop green, conti GP4000S
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Jake151 wrote:
Bournemouth hopefully, its not really the clubs its the storage of the bike. I don't really want to leave my Road and MTB locked up outside because I wont get too sleep at night, so the only option is in the dorm but then the dorms are only just big enough for 1 person let alone 1 person and 2 bikes so its a matter of taking the 1 bike and thats going to be a hard decision *sigh*
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... elID=50398
For me.
Sub 4hr in the Virgin London Marathon having secured a ballot place
100 miles on a ride. 47 is my furthest so far.A biking runner0 -
cycle less
put on some weight
buy some ill fitting lycra0 -
Do 'a big silence'0
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Spend less on Bike Stuff.
Buy more bike stuff.
(More for less, like what the government want me to do)0 -
enjoy a double over the mackems........half way there0
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Get down to 12.5 stone (1/2 stone to go)
Ride at least 100 miles a week
Enjoy my cycling even more than this year!!!!Specialized S Works Venge
Argon18 E114
Specialized Langster Single Speed
Scott Spark Expert 29'er
GT Avalanche
http://www.glasgowgreencycleclub.co.uk0 -
Get permanently into 11-12 stone band
Ride 4000 miles
Do a 100 mile ride
Do both Newcastle and Durham rides, (without weddings getting in the way)0 -
ShutUpLegs wrote:cycle less
put on some weight
buy some ill fitting lycra
thats what i've done this year :oops:0 -
Mad Roadie wrote:Tonymufc
you had better join a better club than your football team otherwise 95% of the members will live more than 50 miles away, and only 22% ever turn up to a club event!!
Ha Ha lovin it.0 -
complete my first year mba, whilst keeping family, cycling & work happy!0
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Just entered my 1st cyclo sportive event for next year so thats to do, along (hopefully) with many more. Also must finally conquer the bugger that is park rash in N.Yorks, along with the chimney.0
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Drop to a very skinny 13 stone (Im awful at climbing)
Formally join a Club
Take Mrs squill on her first 100 mile sportive
Start Racing
Try to go out only once a month tops, im fed up of loosing weekends.... :evil:0 -
burn off as much fat as possible
average 100miles a week totalling 5000miles'ish.
do ventoux/tourmalet in summer0 -
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1) Get my shoulder sorted out
2) Get my knee sorted at the same time
4) Get a lot more miles in !!!Science adjusts it’s beliefs based on what’s observed.
Faith is the denial of observation so that Belief can be preserved0 -
dmch2 wrote:I've done a metric century this year and am on target to do 1000miles (only started road cycling in mid july) so I guess it's:
1) do an imperial century
2) 2000 miles in 2011
As above (except started road cycling last week in August) and
3) Coast to Coast (as soon as the days are long enough and the weather's nice)0 -
Kendal Black Drop wrote:dmch2 wrote:3) Coast to Coast (as soon as the days are long enough and the weather's nice)
Good plan! It's only 140 miles so I guess if you can do 100 miles it's fairly doable to do 70 miles on consecutive days? I've seen a postcard on the top of Hartside pass in cumbria for a B&B that will collect you (and bikes) in a minibus and then take you back the next morning... Plus the cafe at the top does ace cakes and cuppas!2010 Trek 1.5 Road - swissstop green, conti GP4000S
2004 Marin Muirwoods Hybrid0 -
Join a club
Complete my first 100 mile ride
Buy new bike
Try to ignore the girlfriend moaning about me buying a new bike0 -
spend more time on bike than bikeradar! :oops:0
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Get a job to replace the one I shortly won't have
PB for 10, 25 and 50
Finish at least one RR in the main bunch
Avoid the hazy descent into middle aged alcoholism0