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Sun 23rd 09.30 ride

edited March 2014 in Club runs
Ahoy fellow commodore lovers

well weather all over the place
will adapt accordingly
still looking to get the mileage up
put your faith in me to show you the way
back for 12.30

CP

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  • Where are we going?!

    FD (chief goldfish)
  • As a precursor for Sunday and for secret training I took the day off and did 40 miles to Woburn and back. Grovelled along in a headwind and blown back at over 20mph, with hardly any effort! If only it were that easy!

    So, where are we going Sunday?

    FD
  • No point saying
    You will not remember

    CP
  • If I remember, I'll ask you tonight....that's if I recognise you....or find the restuarant....wherever it is....er, what was I saying again?

    FD ( I think)
  • Ahoy all goldfish

    Looks like a north westerly, with a strong chance of showers
    Bit cooler and wind picks up over the morning

    So out to Ireland, carding ton, st noets, abbotsley, ashwell
    Blown back
    16 mph for about 40 to 45 miles

    CP
  • Ahoy Commodore and fellow goldfish

    All the way to Ireland? Shurely shome mishtake?

    Better go easy on the Chang tonight.

    FD
  • Turned out to be a result
    One small shower, no wind at all ( at the back )
    Good crowd, but back to mere Captain this week

    48miles at 16.5mph, was just right
    Clock change in sight, looking good

    Discovered L and R on new brake pads mean something
    Wheel back in shape ready for second spring
    The bullet was a marked man this week
    Did not stand a chance

    Good crowd and banter
    See you next week
    CP
  • Good riding today guys, all the seasons and a bit breezy in parts, I clocked 47.3m at 16.6mph.
  • 11 out, enough for 1 battleship. Commodore demoted.

    No sore heads from Thai meal the night before.

    Good route, planned by Pugwash, no mutinous crew but minor dissent that advantage not taken of a rare North westerly down Northfields. Cap'n drove the crew hard to Hinxworth instead. Tom went for a long finish, brought to heel by Rupert, The Bullet nowhere in sight.

    Thanks to Alison at the Maynard Cafe for excellent recuperative coffee and cake.

    Until the next time

    FD
  • Hi to all,

    Thanks for a great morning and good to see you all again after a while off - I had forgotten how good a racing bike is!

    Thanks for organising James.

    Rupert
  • Bet Pong Gary would have been second
  • Does day follow night ?
    But need to be there to come second
    In fact may have been pete5

    CP
  • edited March 2014
    How very dare you, Pong Gary definitely made me go quicker
  • The eye of Saruman is back amongst us
    Orcs gather once more and move in the shadows

    So stay in the light, else the ungodly will find you and devour your soul
    already decent , law abiding posts have disappeared

    The ring bearer must be protected
    Look deep into your soul
    for soon the clocks change and with it comes new challenges

    Let the fellowship stand strong

    GG
    ( Gandalf the Grey returned )
  • FDFD
    edited March 2014
    If you're wondering what the Captain/Commodore/Gandalf is on about, see the post on 'Belgian' Xmas.....

    Apparently some of us are allowed to ride a bike on a busy London pavement under the influence in club colours and post photos evidencing this on the forum or even suggest getting from A to B in London on a Boris bike after boozing all afternoon.

    Others, however, have to edit posts in case joe public merely INFERS from reading those posts (not seeing with his own eyes as with the photos) that we advocate riding the streets of Ashwell drunk (which we don't).

    Where's the consistency?

    FD
  • Careful with the titles
    it tends to be the remit of the pompous and the pious
    we do not want that do we

    Having said that have previously had the following titles
    Grocery Operations Director ( G.O.D.)
    Assistant Chief Executive ( A.C.E. )
    no really, I do not make this up

    But as a humble member of 14 years who lives in Ashwell not really into all that

    Just plain Captain please

    Gandalf the grey just for those moments of foul vapours in the air

    Cheers !

    PS Ashwell Cricket Club interested in coming with us. They have been having a pub crawl in the village for years. Usually finishes at 6am the following day . Great laugh. Lots of noise, everyone loves it. But you do have to be invited, keeps the wrong sort out. I was on the top table one year.

    what is the red stripe on their trousers ?
  • Ahoy (plain) Cap'n

    Howzat? Sounds an interesting mix of sports...which suits me as a Lord's Taverner!

    True athletes.....why stop at 6am...make it a multi-stage?

    Are you sure it's red stripe or is it Eagle bitter?

    FD
  • Not sure now you mention it
    they are a bit keen on that bit though
    it must hurt

    lets discuss way forward on Sunday
    all ideas welcome

    James
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