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No Excuses on Saturday

jimmythecuckoojimmythecuckoo Posts: 4,706
edited February 2015 in Sportives/audaxes/training rides
...anyone ride?

How did you find it?

I thought the course was ok but there seemed a hell of a lot of riders, which made it a bit hairy at times.
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  • DeVlaeminckDeVlaeminck Posts: 8,684
    What was it ?
    [Castle Donington Ladies FC - going up in '22]
  • ai_1ai_1 Posts: 3,060
    jimmythecuckoo wrote:
    ...anyone ride?

    How did you find it?

    I thought the course was ok but there seemed a hell of a lot of riders, which made it a bit hairy at times.
    Did everyone who went for a ride on Saturday do it on the same route?
    I think there's a bit of info missing!
  • homers_doublehomers_double Posts: 7,832
    I had no excuse on Saturday so went out at 7ish. It was cold but dry, i turned the pedals which in turn turned the wheels.

    I had two poached eggs on toast when I got home and a nice hot shower.
    Advocate of disc brakes.
  • jimmythecuckoojimmythecuckoo Posts: 4,706
    :wink:

    Nice...


    Anyone do the sportive called "No Excuses" over the weekend?


    Funny
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  • taon24taon24 Posts: 185
    I thought it was generally a good selection of route with quiet roads. The organisation was, as I have experienced each time previously with wiggle events, very good. I left late, but didn't find that the 'epic' route was too busy. I guess I am used to cycling in a club run of a dozen or more people and found myself with a group of three or 4.
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