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• #702
apologies for absence, bike / seat issues... ride out attempt fail!
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• #703
unless a train could be caught..
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• #704
19:11 cancelled. We're on the next train.
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• #705
Apologies for the bedwetting. I have no excuse
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• #706
Apologies for the bedwetting. I have no excuse
we waited for you and all!
thanks for the great ride matt. absolutely gorgeous sunset, and a perfect evening for riding.
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• #707
Sorry Sue but I'm also out. To cut a long story short, I had to get the bus home last night and later I will be retracing my steps to work out where I locked my bike. It's somewhere in Canary Wharf, just not sure where.
Are you going to cut the short story long? I assume our idle speculation is pretty much on the money; got pissed, lost bike. We just want to hear the bit about the city boys plying you with champagne and cocaine as they took you to see every stripper within stumbling distance from the DLR.
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• #708
Seems my bike has developed stationary puncture syndrome. When I went to get on the bike this morning the rear tyre was flat.
I think Mikey's bike has a rubber-mite infection which mine has now caught. Those little mites that feed on rubber and burrow through inner tube leaving tiny slow puncture holes. So long as the wheel is spinning they get all dizzy and become too nauseous to eat, so you're fine while you're moving but once you stop for long enough that their little heads stop spinning they start to feed and next thing you know... puncture.
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• #709
In the words of Toyah Willcox...
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• #710
Apologies for the bedwetting. I have no excuse
And from the future diabetics thread...
Commonwealth games opening ceremony featured many giant Tunnocks Teacakes
So that's why you missed WNKR? So you could watch giant Tunnock's Teacakes dance around a field in Glasgow? At least have the decency to go to IKEA.
Actually I find IKEA such a bizarre and disorientating experience that a troupe of Scottish biscuit based confectionery waltzing around Celtic Park would be positively soothing to one's sanity in comparison.
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• #711
I had fun last night. I dunno if all you speed fiends noticed, but the sky was particularly pleasant on the final sprint section.
It was a pleasure contesting the Burney Wood intermediate sprint section in the light.
I just realised Katy subtly mentioned IKEA last night. No one even flinched.
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• #712
Did I? I must have Ikea-specific amnesia.
Anyway, here's a sunset, cos YAL couldn't make it.
Hertfordshire by Brixton Kate, on Flickr
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• #713
Spam alert
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• #714
Looks incredible. I probably would have been insufferable all evening though by stopping to take photos, talking about the beauty and transience of life, and threatening to write poetry. So lucky for all of you I couldn't make it. I know bitterbuffalo missed my disco bidon though.
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• #715
Katie, you said w/r/t to ace cafe 'I always go there on my way back from Ikea.'
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• #716
So I did. How embarrassing (for mentioning I**a AND forgetting I had).
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• #717
Pulled some strings, I'm in for Wednesday.
Killing me soft lea? It's gonna be dry but perhaps we need more moon?
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• #718
Probably not around this Wednesday after all
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• #719
Could be a good opportunity for Killing me soft Lee, don't think the moon phase will be a problem, or at least taking advantage of the dry conditions is more important.
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• #720
^ what is killing me soft lea, more details please....
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• #721
Bit of off road, bit of towpath, bit of the Potters Bar route...
http://www.bikemap.net/en/route/949495-tnrc-killing-me-soft-lea-or-lee/
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• #722
ah i has done this before.
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• #723
So are we riding tomorrow?
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• #724
I'm up for it. Anyone else? Show of hands please.
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• #725
yep
Need to blow cobwebs away. In.
2014-07-23 - Roydon
Wednesday 23 July 2014 - Roydon
37 miles of rolling tranquility with a sprint finish for the stupid. A chance to ride this lovely route while the light lasts.
Liverpool Street 19.11 (and 19.28 if needed). Return trains: 22.13, 22.30, 23.13, 23.44.
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