Davina Mccall

[screenman]

To be honest the video just looked like an interval session, which although sharpish would be put into perspective by most reasonable cat2 riders.
Yes the white van and the bus would have been concerns. Also the breaking of the speed limit shows a disregard of laws, although not sure he would get a furious ticket for it.

 

[400bhp]

To be honest the video just looked like an interval session, which although sharpish would be put into perspective by most reasonable cat2 riders.
Yes the white van and the bus would have been concerns. Also the breaking of the speed limit shows a disregard of laws, although not sure he would get a furious ticket for it.

Wrong

 

[screenman]

Well it's obviously worked, look at how much you're all talking about her after her little publicity stunt.

I was posting about her sporting achievement. Do you not think it took somebody of extremely good physical condition to do the challenge.

As for the publicity, that is what the charity wanted.

 

[screenman]

Wrong

Yes I suppose it was the wrong words to use. I take it that is the only part of the post you disagree with.

 

[400bhp]

Yes I suppose it was the wrong words to use. I take it that is the only part of the post you disagree with.

It was the wrong words to use - no speeding laws on the highway for cyclists.

We're back to statements again aren't we.

 

[screenman]

[QUOTE 2933210, member: 1314"]Also bear in mind Mr O is on a steel charge plug, fixed, with a large carradice saddle-bag fully loaded. Considering I average about 14 mph in London I'm in awe.[/quote]

So what does Mr O average. I am not saying it is sluggish by any means, but it was being roughly compared with a 500 mile trip over 5 days including a long open water swim and a marathon.

 

[gaz]

Racing

Origamist is half trying there

He is a very very safe and competent cyclist.

I'm sure the "haters" in those cars must be hating more after that.

Half trying? HEY! Give me some credit yeah :P, 55% trying

 

[Origamist]

So what does Mr O average. I am not saying it is sluggish by any means, but it was being roughly compared with a 500 mile trip over 5 days including a long open water swim and a marathon.

I'm sure Davina would kick my ass all over Cheshire...

 

[screenman]

I'm sure Davina would kick my ass all over Cheshire...

I bet you would catch her once it got into London though.

 

[Origamist]

I bet you would catch her once it got into London though.

Yes, living and being filmed on helmet cams in London increased my performance by 30% if you believe what you read on cycling fora. Cheshire must have Kryptonite under the soil as I just don't seem to be as quick up here!

 

[screenman]

Yes, living and being filmed on helmet cams in London increased my performance by 30% if you believe what you read on cycling fora. Cheshire must have Kryptonite under the soil as I just don't seem to be as quick up here!

I found the same moving to Lincolnshire, I could win a cross race when living in London in my youth, where as the mud up here only allows genuine locals to go fast.

Just a thought, what do you think of her physical achievement?

 

[Origamist]

I found the same moving to Lincolnshire, I could win a cross race when living in London in my youth, where as the mud up here only allows genuine locals to go fast.

Just a thought, what do you think of her physical achievement?

V Impressive - doing it in Feb made it a lot more gruelling.

 

[screenman]

V Impressive - doing it in Feb made it a lot more gruelling.

Thank you.

 

[screenman]

Did you write that the way I read it, as a prosecution barrister who has finally managed to extract the answer sought from a tricky and evasive witness?

No, I thanked him for answering my question.

 

[rich p]

Did you write that the way I read it, as a prosecution barrister who has finally managed to extract the answer sought from a tricky and evasive witness?

Any more questions before I ask you to sum up?