Probably. Looks like the final event I was planning to enter, cancelled due to snow, isn't going to be rescheduled.
Although there's a final Rugby Velo promoted event tomorrow. And it's near a station that's about 1.5 hours from me..
Maybe, maybe.. What with the weather and it being the last event of the season I bet it'll be heaving.
Otherwise I'll be back for some more around September, once the somewhat duller part of the cycling season is out of the way.
I've learned some useful stuff, it's been good. I know where to find grip when going uphill, I'm getting a bit more used to the feel of riding in mud, I can almost remount- except when on the wrong side of a camber (i've only just figured that out)
My most successful race tactic has been to turn up when the weather is truly horrible: keeps some of the competition away. Came 9th in one event using this tactic. I won't post how many finishers there were (it wasn't 9, alright).
'till next season then, cheers!
Although there's a final Rugby Velo promoted event tomorrow. And it's near a station that's about 1.5 hours from me..
Maybe, maybe.. What with the weather and it being the last event of the season I bet it'll be heaving.
Otherwise I'll be back for some more around September, once the somewhat duller part of the cycling season is out of the way.
I've learned some useful stuff, it's been good. I know where to find grip when going uphill, I'm getting a bit more used to the feel of riding in mud, I can almost remount- except when on the wrong side of a camber (i've only just figured that out)
My most successful race tactic has been to turn up when the weather is truly horrible: keeps some of the competition away. Came 9th in one event using this tactic. I won't post how many finishers there were (it wasn't 9, alright).
'till next season then, cheers!
Thanks!!!
