Any Mountain bikers in the ESC?
21 September 2007, 07:41 PM
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I'm flying to New Zealand on Saturday so wont be about.
I'll be riding loads when I'm back so will make an effort to drag you boys around Danbury!
Bibo - the bike isn't important, if I'm guiding nobody gets left to fix a puncture on their own, and we ride at the pace of the slowest rider.
I'll be riding loads when I'm back so will make an effort to drag you boys around Danbury!
Bibo - the bike isn't important, if I'm guiding nobody gets left to fix a puncture on their own, and we ride at the pace of the slowest rider.
25 September 2007, 07:32 AM
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I'm flying to New Zealand on Saturday so wont be about.
I'll be riding loads when I'm back so will make an effort to drag you boys around Danbury!
Bibo - the bike isn't important, if I'm guiding nobody gets left to fix a puncture on their own, and we ride at the pace of the slowest rider.
I'll be riding loads when I'm back so will make an effort to drag you boys around Danbury!
Bibo - the bike isn't important, if I'm guiding nobody gets left to fix a puncture on their own, and we ride at the pace of the slowest rider.
06 October 2007, 06:33 PM
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Marin have finally published the specs of the new 2008 range.
Here's what I've bought, should do me for now
Flow-formed frame for extra strength but very light
Here's what I've bought, should do me for now
Flow-formed frame for extra strength but very light
06 October 2007, 11:31 PM
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14 October 2007, 10:23 AM
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Short notice I know, but I will be making my way over the Thorndon Park (near the Halfway House) for a ride today. 
Probably about 11.00 - 11.30-ish I'm guessing. Leaving shortly but have a couple of errands to run first
Probably about 11.00 - 11.30-ish I'm guessing. Leaving shortly but have a couple of errands to run first
14 October 2007, 03:20 PM
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Are you just a " Fair weather " Biker or are you going to ride through the winter into next spring ?
Getting out in the cold & wet mud is very appealling to me
Getting out in the cold & wet mud is very appealling to me
14 October 2007, 03:24 PM
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There were a few muddy patches today in the woods where the sun hadn't reached the ground to dry it out.......straight through and keep on going! 
14 October 2007, 06:16 PM
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Sounds like fun....
Sorry to miss it but I was up to my neck in water and mud for a thing called the Tough Challenge in Weald Park Breantwood!!!! a marathon endurance race
Sorry to miss it but I was up to my neck in water and mud for a thing called the Tough Challenge in Weald Park Breantwood!!!! a marathon endurance race
15 January 2008, 10:49 PM
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Replied to your pm big boy!
Went out again on Sunday morning. Got absolutely covered in mud, from head to toe.....BRILLIANT fun!
Bloody knackering though!
Took an hour to clean all the mud off the bike!
Went out again on Sunday morning. Got absolutely covered in mud, from head to toe.....BRILLIANT fun!
Bloody knackering though!
Took an hour to clean all the mud off the bike!
16 January 2008, 05:52 AM
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16 January 2008, 06:51 AM
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Been out twice since xmas, on me old Specialised Penny Farthing.
Don't think I could last a whole day out with Fozzie, but if there is a 'Lardy Oldtimers' group at the back, i'll join you.
We need to reduce the weight of the TA car and Driver - so maybe Mike should join in!