Scotland : Glasgow & Clyde Valley 3 ferries. April 27th 2014.

[Rasmus]

If you look closer there are several different segments on the serpentine hill. One has all the TT efforts, another doesn't. It appears the TT finish line is not quite at the top of the hill.

It seems clear to me that the TT'ers did not properly complete the hill, so naturally only the second leaderboard should be considered valid

 

[Fubar]

First pic of N+1...

 

[MikeW-71]

I like it already

 

[Edwardoka]

Cule story bro

 

[Telemark]

That was quick!
May you have many happy years together (without exploding tyres!)

T

 

[Brandane]

First pic of N+1...

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My guess is that it's a ...... Focus?
Nice machine!

 

[Fubar]

My guess is that it's a ...... Focus?
Nice machine!

What makes you say that... ?!?

Had a wee ride out last night, feels good though I'm not sure about these one-sided pedals - can't get used to having to look when pushing off and trying to clip-in at the same time! Practice, practice, practice.

 

[MikeW-71]

I feel your pain on one-sided pedals, I'm trying to get used to clipping in on these Looks without lots of fumbling.

 

[Fubar]

I feel your pain on one-sided pedals, I'm trying to get used to clipping in on these Looks without lots of fumbling.

Biggest issue is that my other shoes grip onto anything so you can pedal even without being clipped in, the new ones are smooth so a couple of times last night I smacked my shin against the pedal - painful lesson which hopefully will quickly be cured! I think I am panicing a bit so just need a bit of practice, hopefully...

 

[Col5632]

Looks nice @Fubar, I don't think I could have 1 sided pedals though

 

[MikeW-71]

Biggest issue is that my other shoes grip onto anything so you can pedal even without being clipped in, the new ones are smooth so a couple of times last night I smacked my shin against the pedal - painful lesson which hopefully will quickly be cured! I think I am panicing a bit so just need a bit of practice, hopefully...

Yep, I ended up with carbon soled shoes somehow, so unless the cleat hooks onto something, you won't be keeping your foot on the pedal. I'm getting better though, and it's an incentive not to stop on steeper hills as if I did, I doubt I'd get going again. Otherwise, they are great

 

[Louch]

Biggest issue is that my other shoes grip onto anything so you can pedal even without being clipped in, the new ones are smooth so a couple of times last night I smacked my shin against the pedal - painful lesson which hopefully will quickly be cured! I think I am panicing a bit so just need a bit of practice, hopefully...

You will now have more sympathy for some of my tumbles while I got used to it