Pogue Mahone
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- Apr 30, 2011
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[Other Sport] Cycling geeks
- Thread starter Pantani
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Indeed.
In fairness I doubt there'll be one better than that, for quite a while.
Pogue Mahone
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- Apr 30, 2011
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No matter where you look, people continually amaze me with their absolute fvckwittery.
Motogull
Todd Warrior
- Sep 16, 2005
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As a now mildly competent roller, I can now express my surprise at how much hard work it is (presumably because there is no kinetic energy and you work to stay upright) and how more of a 'knees up' exercise it is. By the latter I mean muscle aches front of leg above knee. Two very different riding experiences. Is it the same for turbos?
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Fignon's Ponytail
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Just saw this...gutted. He and Phil Liggett were THE voices of cycling on TV as I was growing up and Im stunned to hear this sad news.
Fignon's Ponytail
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Well, my cycling is done for the year. Had a call yesterday & got to go into hospital tomorrow to have my gallbladder out - so doubt very much if I will get the wheels turning again this side of January.
Little bit gutted as I had set myself a target of 2000 Strava miles this year, & will fall just 104 miles short
Anyway....Happy Christmas to all the geeks - enjoy your rides over the holiday season!
Little bit gutted as I had set myself a target of 2000 Strava miles this year, & will fall just 104 miles short
Anyway....Happy Christmas to all the geeks - enjoy your rides over the holiday season!
I was flicking through some old photos this morning, and came across Tour of Britain 2011.
I know I always bang on about how distant footballers are when compared to cyclists, but even now it's still amazing to see us, (Jnr) rubbing shoulders with G, Thor Hushovd, Lars Boom, et al.
I know I always bang on about how distant footballers are when compared to cyclists, but even now it's still amazing to see us, (Jnr) rubbing shoulders with G, Thor Hushovd, Lars Boom, et al.
Fignon's Ponytail
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Same here - we found some pics from the ToB recently, and theres my boys chatting with Wiggo, & Roger Hammond on the Madison team bus trying to find them some bidons to take away with them!
sydney
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Well, my cycling is done for the year. Had a call yesterday & got to go into hospital tomorrow to have my gallbladder out - so doubt very much if I will get the wheels turning again this side of January.
Little bit gutted as I had set myself a target of 2000 Strava miles this year, & will fall just 104 miles short
Anyway....Happy Christmas to all the geeks - enjoy your rides over the holiday season!
i'll acknowledge your plight mate ...speedy recovery and lets hope your back in the saddle as soon as you want to be .......all the best .
banjo
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Well, my cycling is done for the year. Had a call yesterday & got to go into hospital tomorrow to have my gallbladder out - so doubt very much if I will get the wheels turning again this side of January.
Little bit gutted as I had set myself a target of 2000 Strava miles this year, & will fall just 104 miles short
Anyway....Happy Christmas to all the geeks - enjoy your rides over the holiday season!
That’s not good. Hope it goes well buddy.
Fignon's Ponytail
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Cheers guys. Just got home after an early check in at PRH...very sore and woozy still, but will be ok after a good nights sleep I reckon.
Right, when can I get back on the bike?
Right, when can I get back on the bike?
I don't know if I knew this or not, so it seems likely I didn't.
Composed by Pete Shelley RIP
Composed by Pete Shelley RIP
RandyWanger
Je suis rôti de boeuf
This is my worst year since I started using Strava.
Distance 1,416.5 km
Time 61h 52m
Elev Gain 20,655 m
Rides 57
Last time I rode my bike was for the Ride London. It was a cold, wet, miserable day and I lost the love for it.
banjo
GOSBTS
Same for me. Now got a problem with my foot so not sure how long the lay offs gonna be.
1066familyman
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- Jan 15, 2008
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I wonder if we saw you today then?
We were up your way again and finally climbed Coldharbour Road up out of Wye, having only done it coming down previously.
Beautiful day for it! I can't think of a better way to use up my final day of annual leave for the year
Took my century ride count into double figures for the year as well, so prep going well for more audaxing in the New Year.
spongy
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I've had a 3 week lay off due to injury, gout and having to do school runs.
Backpack is packed and ready for the morning.
Going to be a cold one. 6am start so leave @ 5.15am.
I was building up distance and was just under 6 miles each way until the lay off.
I may go the short way tomorrow depending on how cold it actually is. Gives me an excuse to have another half hour in bed as well.
Backpack is packed and ready for the morning.
Going to be a cold one. 6am start so leave @ 5.15am.
I was building up distance and was just under 6 miles each way until the lay off.
I may go the short way tomorrow depending on how cold it actually is. Gives me an excuse to have another half hour in bed as well.
Motogull
Todd Warrior
- Sep 16, 2005
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I wonder if we saw you today then?
We were up your way again and finally climbed Coldharbour Road up out of Wye, having only done it coming down previously.
Beautiful day for it! I can't think of a better way to use up my final day of annual leave for the year
No. I just needed 4 miles to hit the total, which was just a roller session. #not sure how much asphalt miles are left in 2018 now.
That's a shame [MENTION=27162]RandyWanger[/MENTION]. I'm sure the mood will change in the spring.