Motobecane
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Unfertilised.Mmm baby yeah, how do you like your eggs?
Tea?
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Motobecane
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- Location
- Kentish
I'm afraid my mind strayed to equipment of the non-cycling kind...
Motobecane
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I'm exhausted just reading this!
It sounds impressive, but I do only work 3 miles from where I live and the pool/gym is on the way. If I was cycling 20 miles to work it would be a lot more exhausting. During rush hour,I can ride home quicker than I can drive most days.
So did mine.
Once you're used to cycling everyday you'll be able to take a longer route to work.
Thats what I am hoping, I have yet to attempt my nemesis hill yet though. I have ridden steeper ones in the last couple of days but this one has always been my bugbear. It is barely even a large mound but I have a mental block about it for some reason. Tomorow is the day....
Motobecane
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Good evening everyone. For some reason I'm super late posting today. But is good to see some more familiar faces here. It started off sunny here and I had a fun hour in the garden with the dog. We have a really long garden, mostly grass, but until yesterday the grass was in such a state that we weren't using it since last summer. But yesterday my partner mowed it (it took him an hour). Its the dogs first real taste of running in the garden (he was a wee pup last year). Its great to see him galloping the length of the garden (its about 55 metres long). Fantastic to be able to give him exercise without having to walk to the nearest park. Its also great for training as he isn't distracted by other dogs. He is doing agility classes and we are thinking of getting some equipment for the garden.
It started off sunny here and I had a fun hour in the garden with the dog. We have a really long garden, mostly grass, but until yesterday the grass was in such a state that we weren't using it since last summer. But yesterday my partner mowed it (it took him an hour). Its the dogs first real taste of running in the garden (he was a wee pup last year). Its great to see him galloping the length of the garden (its about 55 metres long). Fantastic to be able to give him exercise without having to walk to the nearest park. Its also great for training as he isn't distracted by other dogs. He is doing agility classes and we are thinking of getting some equipment for the garden.
Motobecane
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- Location
- Kentish
Earring of the day:
Is it the same one you talked about a while back?
Yep, I conquered it on my old bike so theoretically I should sail up it on the new one, but ....
You'll be alright then.
Saluki
World class procrastinator
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- ...Norwich over the water.
Come over and have a crack at getting up the hill coming out of Mawgan Porth. Hairpin at the bottom and then it's up, up and more bloomin' up! I got 1/3 of the way up and got off and walked only to have a bunch of 20 somethings on roadies make it look easy
