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Auntie Helen
Ich bin Powerfrau!
- Location
- 47906 Kempen, Germany
I'm feeling dead chuffed at being the overall winner for September. How fortuitous that Aran disappeared on holiday...
I've now caught up with the missing miles at the beginning of the year so I'm well on target for 12,000 for the year.
Well done to all the rest of you too!
I've now caught up with the missing miles at the beginning of the year so I'm well on target for 12,000 for the year.
Well done to all the rest of you too!
aJohnson
Senior Member
- Location
- Bury, Manchester
It's october now *yay* 
I'll still come last probably, damn weather.
I'll still come last probably, damn weather.
arallsopp
Post of The Year 2009 winner
- Location
- Bromley, Kent
Well done AH. Entirely deserved.
You can let Aran back out now.
You can let Aran back out now.
Auntie Helen
Ich bin Powerfrau!
- Location
- 47906 Kempen, Germany
Well done to Ian for starting the month at a cracking pace!
It was good to meet the mysterious redflightuk yesterday on the fnrttc as well.
It was good to meet the mysterious redflightuk yesterday on the fnrttc as well.
It is indeed mate.. just got to work it all around each other, and fortunately, as I am a supporter of one of the best teams in the world *cough*. Most games seem to be on a Sunday these days to satisfy the armchair viewers which leaves it nice and clear for Saturday cycling
Garz said:Ian I thought it was football season..
Auntie Helen
Ich bin Powerfrau!
- Location
- 47906 Kempen, Germany
You're doing cracking mileage, Ian, but you need to watch out for the mysterious redflightuk...
I'm having a dreadful month miles-wise. Got a puncture yesterday after 19 miles so phoned for a lift home (it was raining). It's raining today too and I feel fairly uninspired. But my 12,000 miles for the year is within my grasp...
I'm having a dreadful month miles-wise. Got a puncture yesterday after 19 miles so phoned for a lift home (it was raining). It's raining today too and I feel fairly uninspired. But my 12,000 miles for the year is within my grasp...
Keith Oates
Janner
- Location
- Penarth, Wales
ianrauk said:
getting stir mile crazy
Keith Oates
Janner
- Location
- Penarth, Wales
Auntie Helen said:
Come on AH, your year so far has been terrific so keep up the effort for another couple of months and you can then sit back and bathe in the glory and satisfaction!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
arallsopp
Post of The Year 2009 winner
- Location
- Bromley, Kent
Heads up, I just sent off a batch upload sheet, to retrospectively address my missing miles from Jan and Feb of this year. Guestimates were conservative, but should be pretty much accurate (as +90% of my rides were regular commutes between two known addresses on a static shift pattern)
I've also rather sneakily adjusted my annual target upwards to match Ian's. I last set it when I joined in March, and took an estimate at 433 miles per month (100 miles per week). This was more of an expectation than a target, and didn't reflect joining the mouseketeers, FNRttCs, even LEL itself.
As it stands today, I need 2,183.51 miles to meet my 2009 target. Once the batch load gets processed, that'll drop to 836.
Remaining commutes will see me fall at least 200 short. That feels like a target to me.
I've also rather sneakily adjusted my annual target upwards to match Ian's. I last set it when I joined in March, and took an estimate at 433 miles per month (100 miles per week). This was more of an expectation than a target, and didn't reflect joining the mouseketeers, FNRttCs, even LEL itself.
As it stands today, I need 2,183.51 miles to meet my 2009 target. Once the batch load gets processed, that'll drop to 836.
Remaining commutes will see me fall at least 200 short. That feels like a target to me.
arallsopp
Post of The Year 2009 winner
- Location
- Bromley, Kent
Ooh! Just realised I have the longest ride for this month, at .68 longer than Ian.
Mate, I swear that's off the GPS, with the dartford crossing subtracted. The only difference can be that I rode from mine to our meet at The Dripping Tap, then we matched mile for mile until we got back to yours, and I finished off by recreating your route to the Dripping Tap, before swinging homewards.
That could be .68 at a push, I suppose. We're both on Garmins, and I think its too far to be reception jitter.
Actually, thinking about it, I came direct from work, so should have logged the FNRttC as part of my commute home. To be fair, I did hop off the bike to grab the cakes on my way through.
Mate, I swear that's off the GPS, with the dartford crossing subtracted. The only difference can be that I rode from mine to our meet at The Dripping Tap, then we matched mile for mile until we got back to yours, and I finished off by recreating your route to the Dripping Tap, before swinging homewards.
That could be .68 at a push, I suppose. We're both on Garmins, and I think its too far to be reception jitter.
Actually, thinking about it, I came direct from work, so should have logged the FNRttC as part of my commute home. To be fair, I did hop off the bike to grab the cakes on my way through.