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• #18727
Don’t think my TT frame will fit bigger than a 23mm tyre anyhow, also got the disc and trispoke for low low prices.
Besides, the pain in my arms will distract me from the pain in my legs and heart...
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• #18728
Also 64-65kg, so more worried about cross winds than comfort really, my most comfortable regular bike is an S Works Venge, if that’s any gauge of my tolerance to crashy rides.
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• #18729
you two are tougher men than me!
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• #18730
you two are tougher
Or better positioned. If you actually sit on the saddle rather than riding like a triantelopes, you have much less load on the forearms.
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• #18732
Lol.
Position looks good!
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• #18733
they changed the spelling of Haden’s name
To be fair to CTT/Snowdon, they used the spelling on his registration, which is also the spelling on his Strava profile and on all the signing-on sheets I've seen him fill in at club events. Of course, if you know better you should certainly tell him, because he's going to look a bit silly if he keeps getting his own name wrong 🙂
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• #18734
Touché
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• #18735
I wish! Just not finding the time right now. I need to be doing really focused 1-hour stuff in my lunch 'breaks' (self-employed and work from home) but it's too easy to keep working because I'm up to my eyeballs RN.
An indoor bike would be ideal but I don't want to be one of those people.
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• #18736
Anyone interested in a set of USE Tula aero bars, or zipp below the bar arm rests?
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• #18737
Ed, I gave up with the tri rig. This is the current setup- bottles ready for HIM racing.
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• #18738
What sort of price are you looking at for the Zipps, Ed?
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• #18739
was hoping to get £70, plan to be in west malling in the next couple of weeks to deliver if that suits and you are still around that way...
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• #18740
Will drop you a PM.
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• #18741
When I used to run, there was a site where you could punch in your times and it would predict what you'd do over other distances. So for example, if you could do a 10k in 42 mins, it would give you your predicted 5k, half marathon, marathon times, etc.
Is there one of those for time trials?
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• #18742
2.5x your 10 time + 2/3 minutes for your 25 time
Double your 25 + 5 minutes for a 50.
Double your 50 time + 5/10 minutes for a 100All assuming the same course.
This worked well for me:
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• #18743
Whoes doing what 12 hrs this year. Entered the team swift 12 hr and the national 12.
There was is no 12 he on the a38 this year. What happened.
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• #18744
MONSTER! thanks
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• #18745
A31, do you mean?
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• #18746
That's the one, near farbourgh. Shame about Rachel. Organising enough volunteers for these must be tough.
We had could get about 40 volunteers to help setup and run and pack away our clubs recent crit day. Probably a similar number needed for a 12hr. It's a headache but a worthwhile one. If I was closer I'd take it on. I'm in that organising mood after the crits went well.
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• #18747
Ron Brown Memorial 100
Just in case any of you are not racing next Sunday (26th) and are thinking of going for a ride West of London, can I suggest you may like to come and spectate at the Hounslow 100?
The course is the standard West of Farnham A31 (five laps), HQ is Bentley Village Hall, first man off is at 7.01 and the last starter is Stuart Travis (Team Bottrill) at 8.20.
Although I said 'first man' above, it should be 'first men' since the first machine away is the tandem of Tim Bayley and Adam Broyad (Arctic Tacx RT), and I have a feeling they are aiming at something spectacular.
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• #18748
Shame about Rachel
It is, but she's bearing up - 18:31 on the tandem at Bentley on Saturday
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• #18749
Like father, like son. Not sure whether there will be another generation of Tadrosen if they don't look where they are going
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• #18750
Looks like he needs to calibrate his torque wrench....
I agree, HED 3 with 20mm Supersonic was fine, even for a 12hr on the shit show of a road near Bentley.