<Tommy>
Guru
- Location
- Camden, London
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<Tommy>
Guru
- Location
- Camden, London
Oh my god! The professional trade mans excuse more aptly described as the English ( and Welsh) Disease. Never hear that from a Pole
Bob ( currently nursing a paper cut...)
Funny you say that!
I have another equation that determines how lazy pokes have become, relative to how long they’ve lived in this country and picked up our habits. You’re 56 right?
berty bassett
Legendary Member
- Location
- I'boro
i am all for the physical work bonus BUT it should be on a sliding scale , playing with dewop power tools or even worse , twiddling a screwdriver should not count the same as wielding a mighty pickaxe and shovel all day 
darrensmith0410
Senior Member
- Location
- Powys, Mid Wales
I work in accounts so using a computer all day, I’ll be at the top of this new physical list right guys?!
It should actually be skewed in your favour. Look at all the free fitness that people with physical jobs get. Whereas you have to train hard for all of yours.
i am all for the physical work bonus BUT it should be on a sliding scale , playing with dewop power tools or even worse , twiddling a screwdriver should not count the same as wielding a mighty pickaxe and shovel all day
Too right, I build houses, never wielded a trowel in my life
Hang on
Scurries off to justify man who builds houses, marking out should do it
berty bassett
Legendary Member
- Location
- I'boro
squibbing a spray can is one down from twiddling a screwdriver ! Only one up from teaboyToo right, I build houses, never wielded a trowel in my life
Hang on
Scurries off to justify man who builds houses, marking out should do it
bobinski
Legendary Member
- Location
- Tulse Hill
Funny you say that!
I have another equation that determines how lazy pokes have become, relative to how long they’ve lived in this country and picked up our habits. You’re 56 right?
Pokes?!? I hope that was a spelling mistake matey otherwise there’s gonna be a load of Polish builders with Sunday vodka hangovers making their way to Camden with pick axes to take down your home. Then you can find some English builders to rebuild it
Aleman
Knees are FUBAR but I don't like to mention it
- Location
- Blackpool UK
ZHR Audax for anyone in 15 minutes ... It's not a race ... Honest 
Think I've found the next bike build frame https://surlybikes.com/bikes/disc_trucker/geometry Wide tyres, flat bar, single or hub drive Steel, yum yum
Did Stage 5 yesterday. Quite enjoyed it but the small numbers meant I was soloing a fair bit. Good workout anyway.
I was set up in the summer house at the top of the garden of the place we're staying. My good lady took the following pic of me and I never even noticed her there
View: https://www.instagram.com/p/BtYqX4gl7b2/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
I was set up in the summer house at the top of the garden of the place we're staying. My good lady took the following pic of me and I never even noticed her there
View: https://www.instagram.com/p/BtYqX4gl7b2/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
Due to the combination of being ill and busy it looks like I’ve missed all the TDZ fun in January. I’m back training, albeit got some work to do but I will try and look in more often and join in the fun.
Quick question - thinking of buying some pedal power meters for the road bike, anyone running any that they would recommend.
Quick question - thinking of buying some pedal power meters for the road bike, anyone running any that they would recommend.
I bought an Avio for Shimano crank arms. £150. probably the cheapest. I wanted just to have number to track my effort instead of relying on HR only. With comparing HR and a power number, I can see where fatigue is creeping up on me.
4iii, Stages, are other common crank based PM, then you're into pedal, hub or crankset PM
bobinski
Legendary Member
- Location
- Tulse Hill
Assioma seem to get great reviews. Check DCR. I know 2 people who returned garmin v3 and now happy with assioma
