I was very worried about this 2-3 weeks ago. There seemed to be a real reaction in my group against those who continue to ride. The argument being a crash would increase pressure on the NHS. I understand the view but it's no different to getting out of your bath. I've been decorating and overbalanced on the steps several times.I might slip coming out of the bath. Am I supposed to stop having a bath? I am reaching the conclusion that this crisis is driving people apart rather than bringing them together at the moment. Please all us happily retired bimblers let's stick together!
Two hours or 25-35 miles and no club kit is how the vast majority of my club members are reacting. Seems reasonable to me.I suspect this must be a "Facebook rule". A similar dialogue has started on the FB page of the local cycle club. It started with a "discussion" about cycling in club colours (or not), then moved on to how far you should cycle, and, eventually, onto only cycling for an hour. Too much Facebook Stasi IMHO.
Depends on what your needs are of course, but for a number of years now I've been happy with the service provided by the Phone Co-op.
Good morning people, short pre breakfast ride for me today, a 16 mile loop, first ride on gears since last october and my first ride in the dark for a while. I'm stripping wallpaper for most of today.
Our informal running club has one scheduled for this week. Looking forward to it.
Did you know they were due to go over at that time ?Just stood outside and watched the ISS and Starlink go over at the same time.
Both very bright and visible to the naked eye.
Hmm, wonder if there's a tracking site thingy? Sky looks to be clear again tonight. I would quite like to see that.
