Good Morning and welcome to the week
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Up early this morning, start work @ 8 and hoping to squeeze in a few miles before I start.
Laters homos.
Laters homos.
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Good morning
Just about to go off lambing. Hopefully we'll have more of the little feckers than we did yesterday morning.
No time for bikes today, this saddens me.
Anyway TTFN0 -
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Morning Chimps,
today i will be mostly be in a cold windowless box.
As weekends go, this one was pretty awesome, bought No1's first proper bike, went to VW show in the glourious sun and then had a great race sunday followed by a afternoon in the pub with family eating meat. 8)
Did a few drunken purchases on ebay (see i just orderd thread in a min)
I will find out at 1900 hrs if i win the bike i'm bidding on later :?
anywhoo got a box to get to.0 -
VWsurfbum
Sounds like a good weekend, your cold windowless box makes me think of this vid. Not sure if it's been posted before but meh.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxXlDyTD7wo0 -
Good ride, legs were a little heavy, but it is mehnday.
Bacons and egg bap has soon sorted me out.
My tickets for my trip to Sanremo were waiting for me when I got in this morning too *happy dances on desk*
Now on with the rest of the day.0 -
:x wtf it was sunny yesterday, now it's all cloudy.
At least today's hospital visit won't be as awkward as yesterday's
They have my mum's bed right next to a desk, walked in all hot and sweaty and some young nurse is sat there.
Today shall involve going to work, visiting mum, and watching footie. Might have a friend over, so long as she's quiet during the football....0 -
Well HELLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.
Fabulous weekend had in little DD's world. I'd rather like to be transported back to Friday so I can do it all again.
Oh well. Such is life.
Another day of spending someone elses cash.
Love n hugs
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Good Morning Freaks!
Who stole the sunshine? :shock:
Well after yesterday's epic ride of HONC, I though my legs would be dead and my ar5e a tad tender this morning, but no, nothing of the sort. If anything I was flying along this morning on the commute. Didn't push it though, deciding to do just the 9 miles in.
At this point I might like to mention that a certain other member of this establishment failed to finish the 50km route yesterday. Obviously I'm not going to mention Andy's name as it would be a real shame to embarrass him like this.
Got stuffs to sort out in the office today, nothing too taxing. Then it will be off home for a bit of fettling on the XTC - obviously needs a clean, but the forks virtually siezed up yesterday. Might be negative air pressure loss.
I also need a coffee and definately something with bacon in it.
Laters.0 -
Coffee and bacon have been consumed, now to sit in a box and miss all the glourious sun shine0
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Morning all what an amazing weekend hope you were able to make the most of it.
Yours truly spent Saturday assembling The One Greenhouse To End Them All, thus scoring 10,000,000 bike ride vouchers from mrs blitz. Sunday was a family day - we all went for a walk - and then spent the afternoon 'enjoying the garden'. My god it was difficult0 -
Bore da, sut ydych chi?
shopping day today, I need to stock up my summer wardrobe a little so off to some surf shops it is and into Haverfordwest. I'll be popping round to my mates later to nick his intraweb and find some ok riding round here. The pressellis are earmarked and going up to llys y fran as it'll be suitable for mrs g, it may be a case of escaping to brechfa for an afternoon though0 -
El Captaino
'Well after yesterday's epic ride of HONC, I though my legs would be dead and my ar5e a tad tender this morning, but no, nothing of the sort'.
I thought I'd be feeling it too this morning, but after the 100km ride yesterday I'm feeling quite good also
Didn't enjoy the climbs on the loop section,though the cake stop at the checkpoint was welcome, awesome day for it and well enjoyed.
Today will be mainly meh as typical following a cracking wkend.. Must crack on.0 -
123oldman wrote:El Captaino
'Well after yesterday's epic ride of HONC, I though my legs would be dead and my ar5e a tad tender this morning, but no, nothing of the sort'.
I thought I'd be feeling it too this morning, but after the 100km ride yesterday I'm feeling quite good also
Didn't enjoy the climbs on the loop section.
Yes, that first single track (very muddy) climb was a bit of a beast. I’d viewed the profile on the GPS on Saturday, so knew it was coming. Managed to clear it – I was lucky someone pushing held open the gate for me halfway up. And I'm one of those strange people who just loves climbs...0 -
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Good morning interneteer's, I was really looking foward to catching up with some people off here yesterday, mainly one guy I've seen a few times at SITS, I think he is called Andy.
Anyway news came through at HONC that he'd given up after 45 minutes as it was too tough... Funny that because it took 20 minutes to get through the town in a mass start and it was all downhill and a bit of flat tarmac.
Oh well, I'm sure he some sort of major mechanical faliure to make him give up at such an early stage.
Current conditions are as follows...
Car:- Still full of bike.
Bike:- Still in car full of dust.:
Kit:- see above
Legs:- OK, they dont feel like they ridden 65 miles ( 2 extra for me as I missed the turning back into the schhol)
Arse:- Entirely the opposit of the above.Advocate of disc brakes.0 -
homers double wrote:Current conditions are as follows...
Car:- Still full of bike.
Bike:- Still in car full of dust.:
Kit:- see above
Yep, same here. CBA to empty it when I got home.
EDIT: How's your neck this morning?
My arms are still glowing a tad...0 -
morning. I'm sitting at my desk waiting for somebody to let me know where the weekend went.Visit Clacton during the School holidays - it's like a never ending freak show.
Who are you calling inbred?0 -
Not too bad really, arms are fine as some of us have the sense to use cream.
:oops: <- thats sunburn BTW!!!
Beer was good at home though.Advocate of disc brakes.0 -
I just peered out of the box for a min, I was armed with my iPhone, there was seriously hot chick probably about half my age sitting outside, I thought of you guys and sneaked a picture, just trying to upload it to photobucket now. Pix to follow0
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homers double wrote:Beer was good at home though.
Indeed. I finished the last of the Dutch stuff Matt brought me from Holland whilst watching the highlights of the Paris Roubaix (which is the professional roadies trying to be XC racers on cobbles - funny, catastrophic and awesomeness all in the same race).0 -
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She needs to trim her growler0
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El Capitano wrote:homers double wrote:Current conditions are as follows...
Car:- Still full of bike.
Bike:- Still in car full of dust.:
Kit:- see above
Yep, same here. CBA to empty it when I got home.
EDIT: How's your neck this morning?
My arms are still glowing a tad...
^^^^^ THIS along with matching glowing lower legs :oops:0 -
Gazlar wrote:She needs to trim her growler0
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epic weekend was epic
shortish ride on saturday followed by sunbathing, bbq pig and mucho wine
yesterday i was ironman, 38 mile ride then hour an a half swimming. i also had to run after an icecream van so im offically a triathleate
meh week started meh, finally issued the redundancy notices to 3 of my team
oh well this time next week i will be in a caravan in blackpool, oh yesh blackpool thats how i roll0 -
Afternoon all. I was rudely awaken this morning by the foundations being made with a piledriver for the new block of flats being built down the road. I took the opportunity of being awake at a respectable time to go to the library to revise, then nipped into Brum.
At HONC yesterday, I was left wishing I'd had a go at the 100km option. I was convinced at the start that I wouldn't have managed it, so went for the 50, but with how I felt at the end, I could have pretty easily done more, had I taken a bit of food with me. Ah well. I'd been hoping to see a couple of people more than Andy (Rich and Stu, where the hell were you? How did you stay hidden so effectively?), but rode around on my own. Beautiful day for it though...0 -
We were going for stealth, by that I mean hidden somewhere in the middle of the mass start.
I thought Stu drooped you a text???Advocate of disc brakes.0 -
whyamihere wrote:At HONC yesterday, I was left wishing I'd had a go at the 100km option. I was convinced at the start that I wouldn't have managed it, so went for the 50, but with how I felt at the end, I could have pretty easily done more, had I taken a bit of food with me. Ah well. I'd been hoping to see a couple of people more than Andy (Rich and Stu, where the hell were you? How did you stay hidden so effectively?), but rode around on my own. Beautiful day for it though...
I spent a good 15 minutes looking around the start area for you and Andy. Only saw Andy by 'accident' when I shipped my chain and was trying to catch back up with Rich and Wes (Rich's friend). After doing both the 50km and 100km, I think I'll be sticking to the 100km route. Although twice the distance, there seemed to be disproportionally more sections of road in the 100km than the 50km, which made the extra distance more do-able. And, I had enough food to feed a small 3rd world country for a week with me...0 -
It's possible he did, but the phone I'm temporarily using sometimes horribly malfunctions with things as complicated as text messages...0