Oh, that would be good, if anyone fancies getting me one!For the newbies on here (I'm guessing the more established riders already have decent GPS units), rumours are that Gamin Edge 200's are scanning for £30.00 at the tesco extra stores (the big tesco stores) if you live near one, it may be worth the journey (they are normally about £80ish).
Unfortunately, I cannot get to a tesco until Thursday evening. Booo.
Judging by the responses I think we're a little surprised by the welcome new face faces on Strava, but a little confused as to why that's not transferring to here, or at least joining up Strava names with NSC.
A rather lame excuse for not doing the right thing last night.
Hello, welcome aboard, what's your riding story?
So what do you ride, distance etc.
FYI we love a good comedy fall story.
One that doesn't involve any major bike damage, we're not too bothered about how beat up you got (assuming you stayed out of hospital)
We've even got our own JCL's!
Don't forget the Italian stallion - de Rosa milanino!So it's Bianchi's, Giant, Specialized, Planet X.
Anyone else with a Battaglin or a Verenti on here?
I have had a season ticket since I was 7
I have a Boardman.
Anybody take part in the Brighton to Brighton event on Sunday? I smashed out the 107 mile course and came second last - although for me it wasn't a race and I wasn't driven by the time I was setting. I spent some time enjoying the countryside just watching the world go by. I started at 8:45ish and finished at 6:25pm, I could have done it quicker had it been necessary (the organisers might argue that it WAS!). Shame Strava only caught the first 52 miles of my effort.
Boris probably requires some TLC now, but after the cycle to the Amex tonight! I think Norwich is going to be an absolute GIGGLE. 165 miles? I'll knacker that on the FRIDAY.
hmmm, I can feel a geek family outing coming up.I've just seen a picture of where SB will ascend to when he pops his clogs -
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/gallery-bianchi-opens-cafe-and-brand-store-in-central-milan
Congratulations to [MENTION=23986]Glanders[/MENTION]. Kicking it in the BBAR competition
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Everesting - anyone interested?:-
http://blog.strava.com/on-top-of-the-world-everesting-8332/
Oh and for the record, I'm not.
Brilliant stats, well done.Thanks a lot IL! It was the last counting event at the weekend and, although it hasn't all been properly ratified yet, I think I've just about held onto 7th. PB'ed at all distances this year and massively exceeded even my most ambitious targets, so feeling very smug. Dangerous game though, cos I'm already thinking about next season and I'm struggling to see where the improvements might come from. About to order another massive can of turd polish...
Thanks again for all the props!
It's a great read.Oddly enough, and very loosely I sort of am. I have done a bit of 'looping' this summer to get plenty of climbs in, but Everesting is a monster challenge. Would it be a bit poncey to start with a bit of Ben Nevissing first? At 4409 feet that would equate to a big ride. Would take about 10 up and downs and that would be a handful for me.
Now I'm definitely not a tester, but looking at that list, your 100 time seems to be a bit slower than those around you?Thanks a lot IL! It was the last counting event at the weekend and, although it hasn't all been properly ratified yet, I think I've just about held onto 7th. PB'ed at all distances this year and massively exceeded even my most ambitious targets, so feeling very smug. Dangerous game though, cos I'm already thinking about next season and I'm struggling to see where the improvements might come from. About to order another massive can of turd polish...
Thanks again for all the props!
Now I'm definitely not a tester, but looking at that list, your 100 time seems to be a bit slower than those around you?