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w00hoo_kent
One of the 64K
- Location
- Maidstone or Greenwich
I really hope that they always do it. And that just before they decide to ride they merely look at each other, say "it is the time" and then each disappear in to their own private booth, coming out fully masked up and ready to ride.
On the charity ride note, there were in excess of 80 bikes going out through Welling yesterday morning, I'm not sure whose idea it was to start a mass ride in London traffic at 8am but I'm sure they had their reasons. Initially a peloton of around 20 whizzed past, then as I did Shooters Hill pockets of bikes were coming down it, and climbing up it. A fair mix of stuff (well, hybrids and racers) mostly riding light although some ruck sacks and one guy who looked equipped to climb Everest.
On the charity ride note, there were in excess of 80 bikes going out through Welling yesterday morning, I'm not sure whose idea it was to start a mass ride in London traffic at 8am but I'm sure they had their reasons. Initially a peloton of around 20 whizzed past, then as I did Shooters Hill pockets of bikes were coming down it, and climbing up it. A fair mix of stuff (well, hybrids and racers) mostly riding light although some ruck sacks and one guy who looked equipped to climb Everest.
Archie_tect
De Skieven Architek... aka Penfold + Horace
- Location
- Northumberland
Sherpa Tenting...
swee'pea99
Legendary Member
Maybe it really was them. Even the Lone Ranger must get lost sometimes.
Over The Hill
Guru
- Location
- Ridden off into the sunset
Odd how the Lone Ranger is not actually ever on his own.
Bobby Mhor
Wasn't born to follow
- Location
- Behind You
twentysix by twentyfive
Clinging on tightly
- Location
- Over the Hill
Memories
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Deleted member 1258
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That pictures a blast from the past, my parents had just brought their first TV, The Lone Ranger Saturday tea time, then Dixon Of Dock Green followed by The Billy Cotton Band Show. Now I'm showing my age.
Smokin Joe
Legendary Member
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- Bare headed cyclist, Smoker
We landed in GB in 1961 as poor Irish immigrants. There were very few televisions in Ireland at the time and I'd only ever seen one in a shop window. We stayed at my aunts in London for a few weeks and The Lone Ranger was the first TV programme I ever watched.
Bobby Mhor
Wasn't born to follow
- Location
- Behind You
That pictures a blast from the past, my parents had just brought their first TV, The Lone Ranger Saturday tea time, then Dixon Of Dock Green followed by The Billy Cotton Band Show. Now I'm showing my age.
Just for you
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Deleted member 1258
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Nice One 
