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I'm still not sure.
I'm more drawn to longer rides than hilly rides at the minute, but yeah, the short days mean I'm likely to be riding Ditchling Devil a lot overwinter
1, because I'm lazy with routes, if I can just ride without navigating thats great and 2, because it has a couple of leg stretchers in the route
J_a_m_e_s__-
Problem with doing a 1000k is that I won't be able to do it in a weekend so it'll take a day of work, trains, maybe accom and that all turns it into something expensive. Just for the sake of a long ride. I think maybe I'd be better off leaving it for summer when it would be more enjoyable but at the same time I kinda want it done and off my todo list. It's hard to slot a hard 1000k audax into a training program when you're trying to be fast for other stuff.
I was doing quite a few hilly DIYs around the Chilterns and just got bored with them. I don't think I'm a points chaser. Riding with no real purpose (especially the same routes) doesn't sit well with me.
hippy
I can barely remember my own schedule, let alone anyone else's :)
Are you hunting a specific number of points or something? I'm still trying to work out what to do. I'm in this weird limbo period where I want to do big dumb stuff but the days are shorter and I'm worried if I start I won't actually have the motivation to finish.