London Fixed-gear and Single-speedUpcoming: Pedalo Time. |
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| | Yeah, I'm gutted I'm not going. After missing the last LtB ride, I've been looking forward to this one since it was organised. But last night started coming down with a cold/throat thing and by 6.30 this morning, it was raging. I thought about HTFU and go, but just couldn't. As said before, gutted. Next time... always next time... |
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| | HOLY FUCKING SHIT Fucking lost again! (Got there fine. Fucked the return trip by adding ~20k heading to Lewes?!) Was on 185k at Caterham with no food or drink for last 30k and another 50k into London to ride = fuck that! Trained to Victoria, rode to Ealing. So I still got my 200k for the day. Return trip was fscked. Shoulda got train from Brighton. Ouch. How fucking quick did it turn icy?!?! Rained just before Caterham Mofo!!! My hands were frickin' iced. I'm surprised it didn't turn to ice. |
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No, I blamed the curse on myself. Three times I'd done L2B someone else on the ride had broken a bone. So, not being in your group meant no one broke bones :) So, how did the proper ride go? How are the fixers legs now? Did some of you hang around Brighton? I'm into the Rego and I've showered and I'm warm now so feeling better. | |
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| | #368 |
| | ride was good, met good people, had fun, spun like a bastard on the downhill, ground up the ascents, enjoyed it so fucking much, had no legs for the last 15 or so miles, and was caught in that no mans land between riders, when they're just too far to get close to, and the rider behind is just too far away to give you encouragement, or form a little group. Got a puncture on the descent into brighton, so jonny didn't have to buy a round, but apart from that we were puncture free. stayed in brighton until about 5ish, back into the house just right fucking now. Good job everyone, looking forward to london to southend, if the legs are feeling good enough... |
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| | #371 |
| | Absolutely awesome ride - perfect weather, great bunch of people and no major incidents. Koga's maiden voyage was smooooth, very strange riding with gears and freewheel but very thankful for them on those downhill runs! Got a few bits of video that I'll try to cobble together as I crash on the sofa and the burn in my legs subsides :-) Good job peeps, until next time! |
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| | #373 |
| | Yeah brett.. you know that route works when even hippy makes it to Brighton! Can you sort me out a return route though? :) On the way back I ended up here, Ashurst Wood. Not only that, I was heading away from London?!?! How the truck does that happen?!?!?! |
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I dug it up from there and posted it in this thread. Look above.. They need to teach 'search' in schools :P | |
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| | #379 |
| | Was really good to meet you peeps and do some rad riding and see how to ride a fixed properly. I hope to put some pics up and if I am still alive in the morning I will take my fixed out to Speakers Corner for Sheldon tomorrow. Cornelius you crack me up!! My first proper ride in UK and covered 75 miles with a great bunch. Jonny thanks for the beer. Stu. |
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| | #380 |
| | I Had such a great time. Had to cycle back from Victoria and by the time I got to Golders Green I seemed to hit some sort of wall. I was unable to go any further until I had a mars bar and some lucozade. It was also raining kind of freezing hailstones on me at that point too. Eighty miles in all and 4 pints. I have a feeling I will be a little sore tomorrow. Great to meet you all |
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