How's the getting fat, lazy and slow treating you? To be honest I thought you'd gone the whole hog and now drove a white van revving your engine at every cyclist who comes near...
Hi, cyclists.
paying road tax yet?
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Paid my £295 to drive about 1/2 as many miles as I cycle yesterday actually!
Annoyed that my Eddington number is only 59. I've done tons of long rides this year
https://swinny.net/Strava/-4691-My-Strava-Eddington-Number
edit: zomgz - You need 6 more days (of 60 miles or more) to achieve an Eddington number of 60
Yup. Big groups of fast people make things a lot easier. Still pretty impressed by a sub four hour time though
Absolutely, sub 4 hours is incredible pace on a course like that - fairly technical in places and a bit lumpy.
(Sorry Londers, the hills aren't really hills though)
Absolutely, sub 4 hours is incredible pace on a course like that - fairly technical in places and a bit lumpy.
(Sorry Londers, the hills aren't really hills though)
Does Ride London attract the super pro elite because these times that are being talked about are very impressive! I've only done one 100 mile sportive and we finished with a moving time of just under 6 1/2 hours and we easily passed others vs being passed at a rate of 10 to 1.
I must admit that even a very spread out sportive (helped by us starting 20 minutes late due to an exploding tyre in our group!) got my bum twitching as someone who only rides solo. Random swerving seemed to be the order of the day and I probably looked like a try hard idiot when I overtook some people out of the saddle giving it some beans but there were people who literally were all over the road and whom a call of "on your right" caused them to instantly weave right while looking over their left shoulderI wanted to be alongside them for as little time as possible
I read some comment about 100 mile riders walking up Sawyers Hill in Richmond Park. I imagine they were delighted at the sight of Leith Hill
