N2R - FGSS to Brighton - 11th Nov - 9AM Hyde Park Corner

Good photos.

Do they have p0rn in Turners Hill Free Church tho?

I doubt it.
wantonly spilling the seed of life is the guy downstairs' department

Roberto

Anyway... he is fine now, and oh the bike as well - he said just the saddle is a bit scratched :)

My knee is scratched quite a lot, and i'm not even fine yet

don't know what i'm gonna do when i remeet 50x14, i'm thinking of handing him a bill, chriss king = monies

great photos roberto, random one of my bike is cool, are you stalking me???

I think i'll stop bitching on by sunday

I walk up one lousy hill and everyone gets a picture of it.

Media manipulation, I say.

flickwg i'm thinking of handing him a bill

That's only fair. Public tranasport + ripped jeans + ripped gloves = Money I hadn't expected to need to spend this month.
[/pettiness]

i agree with stompy, lots of us lazed it up turners hill (myself included) and stompy stomped on and didn't get off, also note the gentleman he is he is carrying my bag

object i think you need to edit that quote, cite is wrong - roberto isn't handing him another bill

You do realise he is now called "50x14"
and if he comes back on this forum he MUST change his username to "50x14"
+1. absolutely.

+1 to you for observation
-1 to me for inability to use a computer

Better late than never

Object17 Better late than never

nice one, thanks Object17 - and hope your knee is getting better.

It's getting there, taking the week off cycling is probably the most sensible thing I've done all year too.
I'm going to try and make it down to polo on Sunday but I'm not promising I'll be back on my bike by then.

Good photos guys..

Gotta love that cheeky grin:

There where only three really challenging hills on the way down to Brighton.
That one behind Croydon.
Turners Hill.
Ditchling.
I don't think I would like to ride the other way though.

It's amazing the difference a lack of gears makes to the difficulty of the hills..

cheeky or evil???

i'll let you be the judge

MA3K|³| There where only three really challenging hills on the way down to Brighton.
That one behind Croydon.
Turners Hill.
Ditchling.
I don't think I would like to ride the other way though.

The one behind croydon was only becuase we were mocing at about 5 miles an hour when it started though. If we'd had a decent pace you'd have hardly felt it.

Object17 [quote]MA3K|³| There where only three really challenging hills on the way down to Brighton.
That one behind Croydon.
Turners Hill.
Ditchling.
I don't think I would like to ride the other way though.

The one behind croydon was only becuase we were mocing at about 5 miles an hour when it started though. If we'd had a decent pace you'd have hardly felt it.[/quote]

It was the worst one for me, but then the first hill of the day always is :)

I definitely learned a few things though. Like not taking everything I own in a courier bag for the just-in-case scenarios that didn't happen.
I suspect I need a smaller bag...Now where's Scottnotscot with those hip bags.

MA3K's little camel back thing l;ooked good. Room for a jacket, tube, tools and water, some food and lock but not much else so you can't over fill it.

BringMeMyFix [quote]Object17 [quote]MA3K|³| There where only three really challenging hills on the way down to Brighton.
That one behind Croydon.
Turners Hill.
Ditchling.
I don't think I would like to ride the other way though.

The one behind croydon was only becuase we were mocing at about 5 miles an hour when it started though. If we'd had a decent pace you'd have hardly felt it.[/quote]

It was the worst one for me, but then the first hill of the day always is :)[/quote]

Whyteleafe Hill?
It's long and draggy, and I think it's worse when you don't necessarily know how long it's going to go on for.

brett
Whyteleafe Hill?
It's long and draggy, and I think it's worse when you don't necessarily know how long it's going to go on for.

It was probably the best for me. Managing to get to the top without having to stop gave me a real confidence boost for the rest of the day; knowing that I was finally going to be able to ride up hills.

It's amazing that a litle change in technique and a few squats in the gym could make such a difference.

Anyone up for organising n2r MKII - The spring edition, to be completed in 5 hours or less :]

4hrs or less for those with brakes and without injuries :)