BR17 (no it's not a typo)



hippy said:
With Glenvale on Sunday mornings I don't think I'll be visiting
those hills for a while :(

Might head out on another day just to try for 90+ down the
first one :)

hippy
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'Tell im he's dreamin' !!!

F-11-23-arriving soon-D
 
flyingdutch said:
'Tell im he's dreamin' !!!
F-11-23-arriving soon-D
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pfft.. when are you gonna use an 11T little man?! ;-)

<hippy grunts, flexes non-existant muscles, stares manacingly,
exhales purposely>

"Sprint time boy! Grrr!"

hippy ;-)
 
flyingdutch said:
'Tell im he's dreamin' !!!

F-11-23-arriving soon-D
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23-39 on some of those hills will hurt you a bit, don't you reckon?

I have 12 cog at the rear, last time I only pedalled to 55 k or so, this time is for REAL. *going to bed with prayers for favourable winds on sunday*

I have a newbie friend that wants to come along. He is resonably fit, but he bought his bike on monday, can I bring him along you think? I am not sure.

C
 
Claes wrote:
> I have a newbie friend that wants to come along. He is resonably fit,
> but he bought his bike on monday, can I bring him along you think? I
> am not sure.
>
> C
>
>
If he's game for it bring him along. I'm recovering from flu so it would
be nice to have soem company at the back of the pack.

DaveB
 
Claes said:
23-39 on some of those hills will hurt you a bit, don't you reckon?

I have 12 cog at the rear, last time I only pedalled to 55 k or so, this time is for REAL. *going to bed with prayers for favourable winds on sunday*

I have a newbie friend that wants to come along. He is resonably fit, but he bought his bike on monday, can I bring him along you think? I am not sure.

C
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23-39. phahhh! i say!
ridng fixed on a 72" gear makes gears smaller feel like a tricycle.
A tricycle. now there's an idea. wonder what speed i could get down Harrison's Gully on that?
 
DaveB said:
Claes wrote:
> I have a newbie friend that wants to come along. He is resonably fit,
> but he bought his bike on monday, can I bring him along you think? I
> am not sure.
>
> C
>
>
If he's game for it bring him along. I'm recovering from flu so it would
be nice to have soem company at the back of the pack.

DaveB
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Cool then, you will have company from us two then I reckon. I am a swede, lived in Ireland for 5 years. He is an Irish, that has lived in Oz for 5 years. So, a bit international. :)
 
Claes said:
Cool then, you will have company from us two then I reckon. I am a swede, lived in Ireland for 5 years. He is an Irish, that has lived in Oz for 5 years. So, a bit international. :)
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A swede, An ozzie and an Irishan walk into a pub... :rolleyes:
 
Claes said:
I am at a total loss here. Huh?
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common joke scenario round these parts (and UK im guessing)

a <insert one nationality here>, a < second nationality here> and an Ozzie. 2 first replies to a question are to be expected and then the ozzie/Irishmen gives the wierd punchline.

I guess the swedish version goes something like...

An ozzie, an Irishman and a swede walk into IKEA and the salesperson says "Why are you walking round with an allen key in your hand..." :D
 
flyingdutch said:
common joke scenario round these parts (and UK im guessing)

a <insert one nationality here>, a < second nationality here> and an Ozzie. 2 first replies to a question are to be expected and then the ozzie/Irishmen gives the wierd punchline.

I guess the swedish version goes something like...

An ozzie, an Irishman and a swede walk into IKEA and the salesperson says "Why are you walking round with an allen key in your hand..." :D
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Living in Ireland for five years did not teach me that one. :)

Darn, the prognosis for tomorrow says morning showers, fobb off showers. Someone has jinxed it.
 
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