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  1. Who's doing it then ?

  2. MSeries said:

    Who's doing it then ?

    Not quite ready for a 300 yet 😉

    I'll be doing the Fenland Flight 200 on Sunday. My first Audax!

  3. Chris Smith said:
    MSeries said:

    Who's doing it then ?

    Despite a headcold and sore throat this week, I'm raring to go! I was a
    little apprehensive but not any more. The night start should be good and
    will mean I get my first ride during a sunrise :-) not to mention
    getting some proper use out of my poash lights.

    I'm expecting to finish somewhere around 4.00pm on the Sunday, here's
    hoping for fine weather eh?? I think one's first 300 should be
    accompanied by sunshine and fair winds...

    see you on Sunday,

    Tony B

  4. Chris Smith said:


    I'll be doing the Fenland Flight 200 on Sunday. My first Audax!

    If I can enter on the line I'll be seeing you there. Either on a Giant
    if it is dry or a racelight if it is wet.

  5. Tony B said:
    Chris Smith said:
    MSeries said:

    Who's doing it then ?

    Despite a headcold and sore throat this week, I'm raring to go! I was a
    little apprehensive but not any more. The night start should be good and
    will mean I get my first ride during a sunrise :-) not to mention
    getting some proper use out of my poash lights.

    I'm expecting to finish somewhere around 4.00pm on the Sunday, here's
    hoping for fine weather eh?? I think one's first 300 should be
    accompanied by sunshine and fair winds...

    see you on Sunday,

    Tony B

    I had hail on my first 300 !!!

  6. mbike said:
    Chris Smith said:

    I'll be doing the Fenland Flight 200 on Sunday. My first Audax!

    If I can enter on the line I'll be seeing you there. Either on a Giant
    if it is dry or a racelight if it is wet.

    That's what I'm doing 🙂
    I'll be on a blue Orbit Helium.

  7. Tony B said:
    Chris Smith said:
    MSeries said:

    Who's doing it then ?

    Despite a headcold and sore throat this week, I'm raring to go! I was a
    little apprehensive but not any more. The night start should be good and
    will mean I get my first ride during a sunrise :-) not to mention
    getting some proper use out of my poash lights.

    I'm expecting to finish somewhere around 4.00pm on the Sunday,

    2300 start with an overnight; that's very odd for a 300; is there a 400
    on the same route ?

  8. MartinM said:
    Tony B said:
    Chris Smith said:

    MSeries wrote:

    > Who's doing it then ?


    Despite a headcold and sore throat this week, I'm raring to go! I was a
    little apprehensive but not any more. The night start should be good and
    will mean I get my first ride during a sunrise :-) not to mention
    getting some proper use out of my poash lights.

    I'm expecting to finish somewhere around 4.00pm on the Sunday,

    2300 start with an overnight; that's very odd for a 300; is there a 400
    on the same route ?

    Yes on June 3rd. The late start is to prepare one for PBP (it also gives
    some time to get home on a Sunday afternoon/evening)

  9. MSeries said:
    Quoted message said:

    2300 start with an overnight; that's very odd for a 300; is there a 400
    on the same route ?

    Yes on June 3rd. The late start is to prepare one for PBP (it also gives
    some time to get home on a Sunday afternoon/evening)

    Shame, shall be doing the Dales Grimpeur, a 300 into a Sunday is not my
    idea of fun. Just fitted the SQR for Severn Across; am now ready for
    all weathers.

  10. MartinM said:


    Shame, shall be doing the Dales Grimpeur, a 300 into a Sunday is not my

    Which length are you doing? I'll be doing either the 170 or the 200k. Say
    hi! I'll be the guy on the Airborne Zepplin wearing a Clifton CC top.

    Arthur

    --
    Arthur Clune

  11. Yippee! I'm looking forward to it! It couldn't be a more different ride
    to last weeks hilly Spring into the Dales though. See you both tomorrow
    night then, Tony and MSeries!

  12. In article <[email hidden]>,

    MartinM () said:
    MSeries said:
    Quoted message said:

    2300 start with an overnight; that's very odd for a 300; is there a 400
    on the same route ?

    Yes on June 3rd. The late start is to prepare one for PBP (it also gives
    some time to get home on a Sunday afternoon/evening)

    Shame, shall be doing the Dales Grimpeur, a 300 into a Sunday is not my
    idea of fun. Just fitted the SQR for Severn Across; am now ready for
    all weathers.

    I did the 400 last year. Only one p+nct+r+, though that outside the
    smelliest dairy farm in Cheshire. Not much scenery save a crossing of
    the Long Mynd. Only promble was that, while it got a bit chilly
    overnight, it utterly failed to get any warmer the next morning. And it
    rained for the last 5 km.

    I think my mate Pete is doing the 300, so if you see a chap on a shiny
    black Velokraft VK2 recumbent bike, that'll be him.

    --
    Dave Larrington - <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/>
    It is impossible to eat a banana without looking like a tw*t.

  13. Arthur Clune said:
    MartinM said:


    Shame, shall be doing the Dales Grimpeur, a 300 into a Sunday is not my

    Which length are you doing? I'll be doing either the 170 or the 200k. Say
    hi! I'll be the guy on the Airborne Zepplin wearing a Clifton CC top.

    200, the Full Monty with 4.5AAA, (ulp!). Bike undecided but almost
    certainly the Ribble yellow Galibier basher with a triple chainset.

  14. MartinM said:


    200, the Full Monty with 4.5AAA, (ulp!). Bike undecided but almost
    certainly the Ribble yellow Galibier basher with a triple chainset.

    Sounds a good choice. I'll be using 34x25 and will probably be
    doing the 200k as well.

    Arthur

    --
    Arthur Clune

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