Lakeland Loop on Sunday
AndyD2574
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Anyone know what eh forecast is for sunday in Lakes...............been really lucky past 2 years.
Heres hoping for another good day!
Heres hoping for another good day!
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Argon18 E114
Specialized Langster Single Speed
Scott Spark Expert 29'er
GT Avalanche
http://www.glasgowgreencycleclub.co.uk
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Sunny and cold, no rain!0
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Looks ok, but a bit fresh in the morning;
0700 - 1000..2 degrees feels like -1, 8mph NE wind, cloudy
1000 - 1300..5 feels like 2, 11mph N wind, sunny
1300 - 1600..8 feels like 5, 11mph N wind, sunny
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Weather is very changeable up there so be prepared for everything - one guaranteed fact is it will be cold on the exposed tops - a good warm base layer is a definite.Independent website - Rate and share your sportive experience
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Weather was as forecasted - sunny but fairly cold at timesBrian B.0
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I did the Lakeland Loop today too. My first Sportive. I'm doing the Fred Whitton this year so thought this would be a good taster. Managed all of the climbs without walking, which I was pretty chuffed with after hearing lots of stories about Hardknott in particular. Could have done with a lower gear for Hardknott and Wrynose - I have a compact 34/50 chainset with 12-25 cassette - might look at changing to a 27 or 28 tooth for the Fred Whitton.0
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They were bloody hard on a 39-27.0
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I used a 50/34 up front with a 13/29 on back. Perfect for today and the FW.
Superb day today although how can you have a head wind all the way round a loop??
Knocked 40 mins of last years time so well chuffed! :-)Specialized S Works Venge
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I agree about the head wind. Although it was not to strong it was present all day and every direction. Go figure :PBrian B.0
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Was a lovely day for it! The headwind on the section between Hardknott & Wrynose was just ridiculous!!
Cracking Route in the lovliest part of the world, already looking forward to Wrynose or Bust in a fortnight!I Dont Ride Hills, I Climb Mountains!
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waynobfc wrote:Was a lovely day for it! The headwind on the section between Hardknott & Wrynose was just ridiculous!!
Cracking Route in the lovliest part of the world, already looking forward to Wrynose or Bust in a fortnight!
I never noticed the headwind...was too in awe of my first sighting of Hardknott :shock:Share The Road Event http://www.sharetheroadride.co.uk
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How did you get on with Hardknott? Quite a sight when you see it for the first timeBrian B.0
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Hardknott beat me into submission
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Wasn't just me who walked up Hardknott then! Getting cramp in my hamstrings after 36 miles didn't help.0