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• #126
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• #127
Thanks for that Danny Glover.
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• #128
Good crowd going for this, i'm in... Lookin forward to meetin a few of you guys..Will be geared though, riding the Autumn epic the weekend after so need to take it easy on the old pins..
- MA3K
- Tomasito
- hippy (pending dates)
- Superprecise
- Mini..Cooper (not 21st though it is track day #2)
- Sam
- Sammy Dodger
- gabes
- Brainflick
- Shoot
11.eyebrows - teddy
- skully
- livingasleep (75 miles?! fuck it, im in)
- lucky7
- hillbilly(its my sisters b-day but she'll have another one next year)
- Dropout pending date
- pajamas
- harold
- runtime
21.Jacqui - Kipsy
- tikastefano
- mikec
- dancing james
- Danzel
- guy_ho
- Ved #
- ehren_fried_chicken
- Pilky
- Diapo
- Crispin Glover
- Simon J
- Madillness
- Fluff (hopefully)
- Dandy Horse ( Geared for definite )
- MA3K
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• #129
- MA3K
- Tomasito
- hippy (pending dates)
- Superprecise
- Mini..Cooper (not 21st though it is track day #2)
- Sam
- Sammy Dodger
- gabes
- Brainflick
- Shoot
11.eyebrows - teddy
- skully
- livingasleep (75 miles?! fuck it, im in)
- lucky7
- hillbilly(its my sisters b-day but she'll have another one next year)
- Dropout pending date
- pajamas
- harold
- runtime
21.Jacqui - Kipsy
- tikastefano
- mikec
- dancing james
- Danzel
- guy_ho
- Ved #
- ehren_fried_chicken
- Pilky
- Diapo
- Crispin Glover
- Simon J
- Madillness
- Fluff (hopefully)
- Dandy Horse ( Geared for definite )
- johnny h + 1 geared
- MA3K
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• #130
*"This is definitely off the FGSS beaten path so it should be a very interesting ride.
113 KMs so we will find someplace nice to eat lunch en route."*Is lunch going to be a pub lunch or something lighter ?
If we're going to go to the pub, I reckon this might be good and its not a huge detour.
http://www.shepherd-neame.co.uk/pubs/pubs.php/bull_tunbridgewells
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• #131
You cannot beat a Shepherd Neame pub in Kent! Comes 10 miles after the half way point, so probably a good a time as any.
John Mack?
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• #132
Sounds good if someone can point the way.
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• #133
We just turn left at the end of Bunny Lane and go North towards Tunbridge Wells rather than Frant. Its on the A267 (Frant Rd).
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• #134
Anyone know how much the train fare back is; I am SO skint at the moment.
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• #135
£23 from rye to london
or ride the easy 20 miles to headcorn and pay £8 to London bridge, waterloo east or charing of cross
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• #136
they may let us do the group buy, but probably not worth relying on that.
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• #137
that's me out then.
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• #138
that's me out then.
no! i don't mind giving some money towards your ticket
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• #139
^^ rep deserved for that, but it won't let me
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• #140
^^ rep deserved for that, but it won't let me
i cant rep anybody either
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• #141
That's so kind Tika I don't know what to say except I can't possibly accept. In my heart I have given you double rep points.
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• #142
it'd be a shame not to see you on the ride Will, group buys are usually cheaper - though I tend to agree with Ved, might not be happening in Rye. I'd go with RPM's suggestion myself if I had any notion I would be capable of such a ride after the first one of the day.
I'm getting a bit concerned here - without wanting to sound like I am suddenly obsessed with this geared malarkey - please tell me loads of not-superleague cyclists are riding fixed on this not-the-easiest of rides? I most certainly am and I'm starting to feel like I'll be left far behind in a backdraft of derailleurs. For the reocrd this will be a very long, most likely very hardgoing ride for me..
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• #143
Hey, I'm riding fixed and I'm not Mr Motivator. Although I do wear a lot of lycra.
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• #144
oh I'll be wearing lycra mate. I bought some for this ride after RPM and Jacqui sat me down and had a stern word about jeans and frayed perineums.
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• #145
Lycra is definately recommended.
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• #146
£23 from rye to london
or ride the easy 20 miles to headcorn and pay £8 to London bridge, waterloo east or charing of cross
Not a bad shout, RPM.
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Bit hilly at the start (you're always going to find hills on the south coast heading back inland), but they nice and flat with a slightly downhill finish. It'll probably be dark though, seeing as the Canterbury ride of slightly shorter length finished at 6pm. It did have a later start of nerly 10.30am though.
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• #147
not that route Sam!
it'll kill you off.
I don't have bikely but:
you want to go along military road out of rye, to appledore then up reading st hill (the only hill and fairly easy) into tenterden, then biddenden to headcorn. It's a bit longer but quicker and a really pleasant ride.
Allow 1.5 hours to do it fixed, and add an extra 15 mins if it's a slow group or you expect flagging/punctures. Trains are on the hour, direct to London's Famous london. you don't want to take the one going back to ashford.
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• #148
[ame]http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/rye-to-headcorn[/ame
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bosh
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• #149
Get to Hyde Park Corner before 9 AM to enable us to leave promptly.
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• #150
Hooray.