that little thing called work got in the way...will definitely try to arrange to come out with you all soon especially seeing as you cycle passed most of my routes!! :D
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There's some excellent mountain biking in that area of the Dales. I've still not done Tour d' Ingleborough yet
20 miles home from work. I think I'm getting the hang of pedaling in circles rather than stomping one leg at a time (new clip-ins). Also 4 minutes quicker than last time.:)
This Westons cider is very nice but perhaps not the best fuel for a 10 hour ride in the morning........................:confused:
I'll see what's in the fridge in the morning. I'm fancying jam butts but not sure if we have any jam..............or bread :confused:
82 Miles, 4,600' of climbing, 42mph top speed, 142 average HR, 18.5mph average speed.
Due to the cider and lack of jam and bread I opted for the club ride and stuck an extra bit in on the way back. A bit mad with myself for not doing the long ride but I enjoyed it. At least my legs will have some life in them to get out again tommoz.
Tuesday is the more social paced ride. My last 46 miles today were with the clubs 2nd best rider who 'had to get back' as his missis was off work!!
You would be fine on Tuesday, especially in winter - NLRC is becoming well known for it's welcoming ways as well of it's competitivness in regional races.
Wheels - you need 'em - Xmas will be here soon :)
A fab 5 hours worth of riding, pushing and carrying the crosser around the Edal area yesterday :)
Good 3 Peaks training and I wasn't excessively tired afterwards... Brilliant scenery! Never been there before... :)
yesterdays ride was at the snowdonia enduro on my vintage crosser, had a bad ride due to bad choice of rims(modern ones) kept shedding my rear tyre on tight bends at speed ,I was loosing over ten mins a lap,
Had to give up at the penultimate lap due to lack of tubes,
I will be back next year with a vengence :mad:
Perfect course for a crosser and a good event
One guy got a bit upset at me coz i splashed him:confused:soft lad not fell running material
I was the only chap on a crosser there .
It has been confirmed that I can enter the ruthin mtb enduro in sept on a crosser,so there is a tougher ride than the the peaks waiting and with no road!
anyone interested?
http://www.mtb-marathon.co.uk/events/ruthin.php
A nice 50miles this afternoon on my Rourke
Headed up to Matlock and cycled up to RIber Castle (OOOOOUCH). Its bloody steep up there.
Quite a few Roadmen out which surprised me.
They must have all got fed up with the bank holiday D.I.Y ing and car washing.
No punctures since swapping the front tyre. But like Ady says the Mich pro 3s are a bit expensive nowadays.
Felt pretty good and had some great views of Derbyshire from the castle.
I did the Builth Wells event last year. It was ok, but not impressed enough to want to do another. Too many other people with less ability than me and no brains or common sense.
I preferred the Machynlleth routes, http://www.dyfimountainbiking.org.uk/machroutes.html
I did Mach 3 (plus an extra 15 or so there and back) in February last year and didn't see another soul for the whole day. Bliss! :D
That's a coincidence.... I did a loop from Edale as well!!
http://www.runsaturday.com/Map/tabId...p/Default.aspx
Nice duathlon at the weekend. Took my GT ZR2000 for a hilly 6 miles to Garway, did the inuagural Jacks Dash 10k fell (their description!!) race and cycled home. Excellent way to get to races!:cool:
43 miles, 6800 feet of ascent on Saturday.
2 miles to the local ice-cream farm on Sunday.
~15 miles yesterday, trying to take in the steepest local hills.
just still getting used to my new bike, but had a nice 30 miles on road Saturday. tonight in blackpool they close the prom to cars so we can "ride the lights" from starr gate up to thorton cleveleys, nice night if the weather holds off
About 60 this morning out to near Malham. In tapering mode now.
Thanks Daz... Am going for a pb, but think I have just f*cked my legs by running far too much today in awful weather, pacing a mate who is running the whole length of Offa's Dyke path (177 miles)
Ran for a fair bit more than intended and a bit more than my current running fitness allows me ohhhh oooops, as the weather was so grim and he isn't very confident in the hills...
Like the look of this, not far from me either:cool:
http://www.torelli.co.uk/news_more.asp?news_id=52
Not sure Bamboo bikes will catch on though:confused: