<Tommy>
Guru
- Location
- Camden, London
Seems a bit spur of the moment. Sure you don’t need a little longer to make your mind up Randy?
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Seems a bit spur of the moment. Sure you don’t need a little longer to make your mind up Randy?
mjd1988
Guru
Just in case anyone asked that question a few years ago
bobinski
Legendary Member
- Location
- Tulse Hill
When i were a lad my mum used to send me out a local sweetshop to get her pinnk shrimps. Lovelly old shop with loads of jars of great sweets. My treat was to buy a pink panther pink chocolate bar
Pretty sure thats why i ended up being so attracted to the Rapha brand
Randyberlin
Guru
- Location
- Sitka, Alaska
I have a second subscription for you guys to try the new Sim. Milzy is going to use it this week but ill send you the log in for You to try.
In other news @Whorty and @Brusgaard were going well. I was at the front with them for a couple of laps until the leg went. The both looked to be comfortable - Carl even texting as he rode 
mjd1988
Guru
I had issues with hrm again which meant any result would be a dq which wrecked my motivation. That and no warm up meant I was cooked pretty quickly! I'll save the legs for Wednesday
Looks like Carl came 6th!
Yes, that was half my problem too - a 2 mile warm up and then a hurty leg - with one mind on the flat course on Wednesday I thought it best to retire.
Nightmare with the HRM. How's the new bike apart from that?
You stayed with the main/front group longer than I could!
mjd1988
Guru
New bikes still going good! Hrm issue is separate problem but partially due to changing batteries with about 1 minute to go then getting very frustrated lol.
It was a tough pace wasnt it? Huge group of about 100 going insanely hard up the hill over and over. But glitchy at the start as well. I knew after the first 5 minutes I wasn't lasting till the end!
Peter Salt
Bittersweet
- Location
- Yorkshire, UK
I waved to Carl as he was lapping meIn other news @Whorty and @Brusgaard were going well. I was at the front with them for a couple of laps until the leg went. The both looked to be comfortable - Carl even texting as he rode
Lowest 20 min. power so far out of the 4 races BUT 60 min. power the best so far - by 7 watts
Better cooling in the fishnet T-shirt as well. As a result max HR 12-15 BPM lower than any other similar effort. Power variability on ZP at 1% so I think I paced it well.Considering it was my 17th consecutive day riding, I'm very happy with the 61st place
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What I found hard - and what ultimately caught me out - was knowing when to rest and when to absolutely hammer it because of the constant gradient changes
mjd1988
Guru
I waved to Carl as he was lapping me
Lowest 20 min. power so far out of the 4 races BUT 60 min. power the best so far - by 7 watts
Considering it was my 17th consecutive day riding, I'm very happy with the 61st place
Probably need a rest day! I generally race a couple of times per week.
Peter Salt
Bittersweet
- Location
- Yorkshire, UK
Yup, that's tomorrow. At least as far as cycling is concerned
That's your issue, rest days are just as important- probably more so
