Pedal for Scotland
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Joey Shabadoo
My pronouns are "He", "Him" and "buggerlugs"
I saw the unicyclist and my first thought was "OMG, don't let him finish in front of me!"
- Location
- Glasgow
Col5632
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- Location
- Cowdenbeath
According to his strava and what he commented on was the 7 mile night ride he done last night was his ONLY ride of September
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Col5632
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- Location
- Cowdenbeath
'fraid so, couldn't find my other glove on Saturday morning
Pedal for Scotland was on the sunday though
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Col5632
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You know what I mean
You didnt do one of the biggest rides in the country which is pretty much on your doorstep cause you couldnt find gloves?
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You didnt do one of the biggest rides in the country which is pretty much on your doorstep cause you couldnt find gloves?
It was pretty damn cold though
Doubt I could have done 70 miles anyway.
- Location
- Glasgow
Ach Col, go easy on Jaz. Maybe he has lost interest in cycling a wee bit, too many new things to discover when you approach teenagedom (doom? 
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Nae worries, Jaz, in about 10 years you will post on the beginners forum "back on the bike since I was a lad, looking to relive the good times, found my old Triban 3 in the shed, a tear came to my eyes"
Such is the natural progression of life.
)Nae worries, Jaz, in about 10 years you will post on the beginners forum "back on the bike since I was a lad, looking to relive the good times, found my old Triban 3 in the shed, a tear came to my eyes"
Such is the natural progression of life.
Col5632
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- Location
- Cowdenbeath
Ach Col, go easy on Jaz. Maybe he has lost interest in cycling a wee bit, too many new things to discover when you approach teenagedom (doom?
Nae worries, Jaz, in about 10 years you will post on the beginners forum "back on the bike since I was a lad, looking to relive the good times, found my old Triban 3 in the shed, a tear came to my eyes"
Such is the natural progression of life.
I see where your coming from, Jaz seems keen to do every event which is great but sometimes its just not possible to do every event and if you enter or say your going to do something then make sure you put the work in and make sure you have everything you need to complete the cycle the night before.
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Ach Col, go easy on Jaz. Maybe he has lost interest in cycling a wee bit, too many new things to discover when you approach teenagedom (doom?
Nae worries, Jaz, in about 10 years you will post on the beginners forum "back on the bike since I was a lad, looking to relive the good times, found my old Triban 3 in the shed, a tear came to my eyes"
Such is the natural progression of life.
I don't think I've lost my interest in cycling, it's just that between exams, trying to find a college course that interests me and trying to find a job I haven't had an awful lot of time to get out on the bike. I'm not as fit as I was last year and it feels like I'm starting from scratch all over again, it sucks!
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And as for not attending CC rides, a lot of them are nowhere near me and cost upwards of £20 on train fares and I can't really afford that 
Col5632
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- Location
- Cowdenbeath
And as for not attending CC rides, a lot of them are nowhere near me and cost upwards of £20 on train fares and I can't really afford that
Totally agree with that, Arran won't be a cheap day for me but i love that place
EDIT:Solution to the CC problem is organise rides near you and see who turns up
