London 6 - watch live now
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62 tooth chainring for Matt Rotheram (123.4 inch). A 52 x 11 = 122 inches.....0
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'My man' !Dorset Boy wrote:62 tooth chainring for Matt Rotheram (123.4 inch). A 52 x 11 = 122 inches.....
Heading down to London tomorrow to help the boys this weekend, was meant to be down during the week but been a busy one.Follow me on Twitter - http://twitter.com/scalesjason - All posts are strictly my personal view.0 -
Brilliant tonight, really enjoying the six day racing.0
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Wiggo looked happy with that derny race
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^More his derny rider than the actual race...
In other news, 6 days of back-to-back Carlton is not a nice prospect :-(0 -
JSCL wrote:
'My man' !Dorset Boy wrote:62 tooth chainring for Matt Rotheram (123.4 inch). A 52 x 11 = 122 inches.....
Heading down to London tomorrow to help the boys this weekend, was meant to be down during the week but been a busy one.
Any qualidee sports bags/togs/dinner plate chain rings discarded by Matt R that *may' have found their way into a certain Manc wardrobe? Hmmm?0 -
Richmond Racer 2 wrote:JSCL wrote:
'My man' !Dorset Boy wrote:62 tooth chainring for Matt Rotheram (123.4 inch). A 52 x 11 = 122 inches.....
Heading down to London tomorrow to help the boys this weekend, was meant to be down during the week but been a busy one.
Any qualidee sports bags/togs/dinner plate chain rings discarded by Matt R that *may' have found their way into a certain Manc wardrobe? Hmmm?
Why taunt me
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Hehe
Because.0 -
I'm sure I found your soul in a skip somewhere.Richmond Racer 2 wrote:Hehe
Because.Follow me on Twitter - http://twitter.com/scalesjason - All posts are strictly my personal view.0 -
Cheers for this thread - watched a couple of the earlier ones while I was fitting my mudguards today, great event
They just need to do a Manchester 6 day as well so I can go every night!0 -
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bobmcstuff wrote:Cheers for this thread - watched a couple of the earlier ones while I was fitting my mudguards today, great event
They just need to do a Manchester 6 day as well so I can go every night!
It'll happen, there's an organiser working on it already. The hard part is having the £ to put it on, you need millions.
The other thing is, the London events will always attract more corporate hospitality and ticket sales because the spectators are less 'hardcore' cycling fans generally. Hipsters and bankers
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Cav and wiggo now lead the 6 day!0
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JSCL wrote:bobmcstuff wrote:Cheers for this thread - watched a couple of the earlier ones while I was fitting my mudguards today, great event
They just need to do a Manchester 6 day as well so I can go every night!
It'll happen, there's an organiser working on it already. The hard part is having the £ to put it on, you need millions.
The other thing is, the London events will always attract more corporate hospitality and ticket sales because the spectators are less 'hardcore' cycling fans generally. Hipsters and bankers
Sweet
I think there would be good attendance in Manchester - it's generally good at Revolution isn't it?
Manchester is hardly short on hipsters!! Not so many bankers though...0 -
Another great evening tonight in the velodrome0 -
I'm really going to miss this, next week.
Loving it."Science is a tool for cheaters". An anonymous French PE teacher.0 -
Blazing Saddles wrote:I'm really going to miss this, next week.
Loving it.
Going to Gent, chap? Gimme a shout if you are, a fair number of us going over for it0 -
Njisane Philip winding up his flying lap
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Richmond Racer 2 wrote:Blazing Saddles wrote:I'm really going to miss this, next week.
Loving it.
Going to Gent, chap? Gimme a shout if you are, a fair number of us going over for it
No can do.
Looking at maybe going to Apeldoorn, a couple of days before.
Belgium on the 28th. (not cycling related)"Science is a tool for cheaters". An anonymous French PE teacher.0 -
Blazing Saddles wrote:Richmond Racer 2 wrote:Blazing Saddles wrote:I'm really going to miss this, next week.
Loving it.
Going to Gent, chap? Gimme a shout if you are, a fair number of us going over for it
No can do.
Looking at maybe going to Apeldoorn, a couple of days before.
Belgium on the 28th. (not cycling related)
What the actual...? 0 -
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Missed hand sling cost them the win0
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Crikey! Good finish...0
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Wow, watching a little late. Missed hand sling was the difference in the end, wouldn't have got on lap terms.
However, should they have let them get the lap before one of the sprint laps as the points would have been different then...0 -
That missed hand-sling will eat away at Cav, you know how he is
Well, revenge in Gent perhaps!
Absolutely awesome atmosphere
Fantastic battle throughout the entire 6 days between the Kettle and De Pauw, and Cav and Brad, and Meyer and Scotson
Archibald was a cannibal. Admittedly no Trott, Hammer or D'Hoore present to give her tougher competition (the field was filled out with a couple of 17 yos and a Masters), but she just won at will. Apologies for the slight-out-of-focus shot but I like her steely gaze...
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You haven't lost a telephoto lens have you?Richmond Racer 2 wrote:That missed hand-sling will eat away at Cav, you know how he is
Well, revenge in Gent perhaps!
Absolutely awesome atmosphere
Fantastic battle throughout the entire 6 days between the Kettle and De Pauw, and Cav and Brad, and Meyer and Scotson
Archibald was a cannibal. Admittedly no Trott, Hammer or D'Hoore present to give her tougher competition (the field was filled out with a couple of 17 yos and a Masters), but she just won at will. Apologies for the slight-out-of-focus shot but I like her steely gaze...Eddy Merckx EMX-3
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Tickets booked for next year! :shock:0
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poppit wrote:
You haven't lost a telephoto lens have you?Richmond Racer 2 wrote:That missed hand-sling will eat away at Cav, you know how he is
Well, revenge in Gent perhaps!
Absolutely awesome atmosphere
Fantastic battle throughout the entire 6 days between the Kettle and De Pauw, and Cav and Brad, and Meyer and Scotson
Archibald was a cannibal. Admittedly no Trott, Hammer or D'Hoore present to give her tougher competition (the field was filled out with a couple of 17 yos and a Masters), but she just won at will. Apologies for the slight-out-of-focus shot but I like her steely gaze...
He he, I keep well away from the top of the banking. Whoever dropped that, must have wanted the ground to open up. The shame.0 -
Have they learnt how to sell alcohol yet?
I got so frustrated with waiting 30 mins to buy an overpriced beer that I haven't been to LV velodrome in ages.0 -
RoadPainter wrote:Have they learnt how to sell alcohol yet?
I got so frustrated with waiting 30 mins to buy an overpriced beer that I haven't been to LV velodrome in ages.
Queuing time was negligible. I mean, really.0
