Your ride today.... (part 1)

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Hacienda71

Mancunian in self imposed exile in leafy Cheshire
Forum ride to Jodrell Bank for me today. Wet cold, windy bailed early to get home for the kids...... On the bright side good company, good turnout, good cafe stop and 60 miles. My first ride for over two weeks due to illness. Good fun. :thumbsup:
 

mr Mag00

rising member
an hour cycling after swimming this monring had nothing in the tank, alittle too much wine last night i think. a lumpy ride around the villages of north dorset, not far in an hour.
 

swee'pea99

Squire
Feeling a bit achy & wobbly after a 50 miler up to and around and back from deepest Hertfordshire. Led by a friend of a friend who I suspect is a certifiable lunatic. I've always thought of myself as pretty much the mutt's nuts on two wheels, but this guy sets a pace where I can only just hang on. Apparently despite a stiff breeze and many surprisingly gnarly uphill sections, we averaged just over 18MPH for the trip. I actually started going numb on one side on the way back - apparently it's sciatica 'and there's nothing much you can do about it'. Terrific.
 

HLaB

Marie Attoinette Fan
A great Sunday Ride with the club today recceing part of the Kinross Sportive route, its a pretty hilly route but I was feeling good, I hope I feel that good on the real thing next week, but I was blown away by my mate on the climbs :thumbsup: Refitting the mudguards seemed to have helped weatherwise, IIRC we only got one shower in Leslie and we finished the weather in warm sunshine :smile:
 
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gbb

Squire
15 miles, its so hard getting back into it, ive got to MTFU, get my head sorted, it is a struggle...:whistle:
Still, 15 good miles in moderately blowy conditions didnt seem to slow me down too much, i seemed to have some vim today, so just got to build on that.
 

potsy

Rambler
Forum ride to Jodrell Bank for me today. Wet cold, windy bailed early to get home for the kids...... On the bright side good company, good turnout, good cafe stop and 60 miles. My first ride for over two weeks due to illness. Good fun. :thumbsup:
As above, but 82 miles for me.
Really enjoyed that, especially passing dan-bo up that hill :giggle:
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TheDoctor

Noble and true, with a heart of steel
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54k for me - mostly through lanes and villages, except for a foray into Letchworth for breakfast at Morrisons. Bit hilly, which served as a reminder that I've not done a significant ride for nearly four weeks. ..
 

snorri

Legendary Member
Cheated a bit today, put the bike in my car and drove to the start point for a 28 mile circular tour up Glen Loth and down the Helmsdale strath. I didn't see many people but there were about 100 pairs of eyes looking at me at one point. Here are just 39 of them. DSCF3153.JPG
 

Rickshaw Phil

Overconfidentii Vulgaris
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It wasn't raining today :wahhey: so I sneaked out for a bit of a ride. I did a slight variation on my regular routes down through Condover, Acton Burnell, Cardington, Cressage and back via Wroxeter - a bit over 43 miles in total.

It was bloomin' hard work today as I started off with a south-easterly wind which sneakily turned round to a north-easterly when I was part way round so I had it against me for about 3/4 of the ride. (I checked on the met office site and it wasn't just my imagination).

It was nice to be out though.:thumbsup:
 

pally83

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40 miles this morning around Longridge and Beacon Fell. Bit hard work on account of the daughter waking up at 4. Thought I was going to get home cold and wet but wound up warm and dry. Win.
 
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gbb

Squire
Just countryside commuting mileage today, but saw two Barn Owls, one real close, perched on a post as i rounded a corner maybe 6 ft away...mucky looking bugger, not much white on him....and one Yellowhammer.
 

redcard

Guru
Commute home was pretty good. Met a couple of roadies, bit faster than me, but it was fun trying to keep up, and felt like a decent work out at the end of it. Even had the energy to cycle up to the sorting office to pick up my new Specialized shoes and clipless pedals!
Had a few clip in and outs in the hall, and think I'm confident enough to use them for commuting tomorrow. :bicycle:
 

HLaB

Marie Attoinette Fan
A nice 32 miles this evening, dodging showers; it would have been a 100% success but the Auchtertool Road at Loch Gelly Loch was shut and I had to go through the edge of a shower into Kirkcaldy ;-)
 
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