Dellzegg has affectionately referred to the Midweek Wayfarers section of the Cheam & Morden CTC as "The Old Gits".
Well, The Old Gits (more accurately, i suppose, the more hard core plus the younger element of the A ride - 15 of us mid 50's to mid 70's) had a day out at the seaside on Wednesday.
Cheam to Shoreham for lunch, back to Leatherhead for beer and home - for most that was around 105 miles in the day with around 4,500ft of climb, average rolling speed 12.2 - and the longest was 121 miles by a guy in his 70's (but I'm told that back in the day he did hold some serious time trial records)
Cracking day
Cracking ride
Cracking company
Another century notch on the seat-post!
Well, The Old Gits (more accurately, i suppose, the more hard core plus the younger element of the A ride - 15 of us mid 50's to mid 70's) had a day out at the seaside on Wednesday.
Cheam to Shoreham for lunch, back to Leatherhead for beer and home - for most that was around 105 miles in the day with around 4,500ft of climb, average rolling speed 12.2 - and the longest was 121 miles by a guy in his 70's (but I'm told that back in the day he did hold some serious time trial records)
Cracking day
Cracking ride
Cracking company
Another century notch on the seat-post!
