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Cardiac

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@Fab Foodie & FunnyMummy: Thanks for the compliments.

@xxmimixx: Excellent write up. Clearly you benefited from the earlier start time - my plan also for next time. On the other hand I benefited from two or three chewy bar stops; a burger stop; a tea, banana and hotdog stop (top of Ditchling); plenty of fluid (had to stop twice for a comfort break); and I was lucky enough to have at least one good official photo (still looking to see if I'm in any others). Like you, the legs were fine - just stiff around the back of the shoulders, and while riding considerable stiffness in the elbows (thinking my riding position may need a tweak).

Looking forward to the next time. I saw that BHF are also considering a night run - I'll probably pass on that one.
 

Cardiac

Über Member
1431826 said:
Quite right too, cheeky bastards. Sign up for the FNRttC ride to raise money for Martlets hospice in September.

Looks like it would be good - and I'd join in the fun too. Unfortunately I am out of the country on business that weekend.
 
1431826 said:
Quite right too, cheeky bastards. Sign up for the FNRttC ride to raise money for Martlets hospice in September.

I have not paid for the L2B night ride yet, I' ll have a look at the FNRttC as I dont know anything about it
thanks :smile:

I'd like to do much more long distance riding but Im not in a position when I can pick and choose when to ride unfortunately
Would have loved to do the London to Cambridge too but cant. :sad:


Another thing I noticed on the L2B is how many cyclists SPD's unintentionally unlcipped, a bit scary! So that also made my mind up and will stick with my Look pedals!
 
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