DCLane
Found in the Yorkshire hills ...
- Location
- Dewsbury, West Yorkshire
Got everything ready for the national hillclimb. Bikes, spare wheels, kit, spare parts, bottles, lots of other 'bits'.
Got everything ready for the national hillclimb. Bikes, spare wheels, kit, spare parts, bottles, lots of other 'bits'.
So its onward and upward then (mostly upwards!)Got everything ready for the national hillclimb. Bikes, spare wheels, kit, spare parts, bottles, lots of other 'bits'.
Dishes successfully washed, dried and put away
If tomorrow's forecast is anything to go by, I think it's going to be less of a national hillclimb and more of a national cycling against the wind championship...
However, if I do it tonight I'll forget it, if I do it tomorrow I'll feel virtuous....You've just made me consider doing my own washing up.
The practice ride's tomorrow - we'll hope to grab a gap in the weather. Sunday's hill climb is looking better.
My son's not on his 'hillclimb' wheels tomorrow just in case. The bike's fragile enough as it is.
I'm on his race bike which is staying in his 'extreme' racing position - brifters and bars tilted low, so the rider's nose is just over the front wheel . He's tiny so takes a Caleb Ewan-style approach which requires less power but makes handling more skittish.
Seen that. Considered entering. Realised I'm daft but not rhat daft.
I suppose I really should do the dishes.
They'll not just disappear you know!You ignoring yours too?
Certainly does - one of the regulars. Mind you, anybody who straps themselves into a motorised steel tube frame with wheels and charges at silly speeds into corners in the midst of a pack of similar minded fools must be considered bonkers - but I'm glad they do it for my entertainment.I think I'll pass on the "Run Silverstone" - I think running is evil, or rather my knees do... (And not sure I'd want to be doing something like that at this time anyways.)
Does the name Michael Vergers ring a bell? He's done the Walter Hayes a fair few times, and the Festival itself BITD... Lovely man, but totally bonkers.
Certainly does - one of the regulars. Mind you, anybody who straps themselves into a motorised steel tube frame with wheels and charges at silly speeds into corners in the midst of a pack of similar minded fools must be considered bonkers - but I'm glad they do it for my entertainment.