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  1. Ok so this post is probably too late for most who will read it and so oh
    [censored] it's already over. But Cyclign Central returns today (Sunday) at
    11:30 on SBS.

    DaveB

  2. "DaveB" wrote in message ...

    Quoted message said:

    Ok so this post is probably too late for most who will read it and so oh
    [censored] it's already over. But Cyclign Central returns today (Sunday) at
    11:30 on SBS.

    DaveB

    Thanks for the reminder,

    Parbs

  3. DaveB said:

    Ok so this post is probably too late for most who will read it and so oh
    [censored] it's already over. But Cyclign Central returns today (Sunday) at
    11:30 on SBS.

    DaveB

    Just spotted that. no wonder we didnt see you at the caf! 😉

  4. flyingdutch said:
    DaveB said:

    Ok so this post is probably too late for most who will read it and so
    oh
    [censored] it's already over. But Cyclign Central returns today (Sunday) at
    11:30 on SBS.

    DaveB

    Just spotted that. no wonder we didnt see you at the caf! 😉

    I was there and waited for a bit longer than usual, even ate an extra
    doughnut waiting (that's when I saw the TV guide). But decided not to
    hang around coz I figured I was going to be very slow the rest of the
    way home (and I wasn't wrong). Did you guys struggle without Blah to tow
    you along?

    DaveB

  5. did you see the almost-tragedy-turned-stylish-dismount as the guy zoomed up behind the camera hatchback car and realised too late they were breaking and ended up over th bars and almost sitting in the back seat?

    Obviously more skills than Jazmo 😄 (ooooh. low blow from the dutchster)

  6. DaveB said:

    Ok so this post is probably too late for most who will read it and so oh
    [censored] it's already over. But Cyclign Central returns today (Sunday) at
    11:30 on SBS.

    DaveB

    and repeats at 3.30 pm on tues in case ur like me and missed this morning's airing. It's a dumb time to put it on - too many cyclists will be either crawling home through the final kms of a ride (ie me!!!) or eating donuts and drinking coffee (ie wishing that was me at 11.30 this morning 😄 )

    What did they feature this week????????? Is the format the same as last year?

  7. warrwych said:

    What did they feature this week????????? Is the format the same as last year?

    um....
    highlights of awards night
    Polaris orienteering thingy in canberra
    interview with courier by (bugger. forgotten her name Mactier, was it???)
    "uhhh. we do bout 80k a day"
    "Wow, so you must do about 500-600kilmetres per week then!"
    (On her planet there must be 7-8 working days per week, LOL)
    Story on a (memorial?) ride by 30odd pluggers from SYdney-ish to hometown of late Johnny Warren. This is when they showed Tommilaris getting off and walking up the hill (not good for the cleats!) and the aforementioned car-rear-entry-dismount.
    I never really caught the show last year, so dont know if its the same format or not.
    Perfect timing for me to die on couch after BR(x) and, well, um die some more whilst listening to Mr T.

  8. "warrwych" <[email hidden]

    Quoted message said:

    and repeats at 3.30 pm on tues in case ur like me and missed this

    Cool.. so can someone remind me on Monday? Cheers. ;-)
    Yeah.. 11.30am Sun is a stupid time. Most people are
    racing or training then.

    hippy

  9. flyingdutch said:

    um....
    highlights of awards night
    Polaris orienteering thingy in canberra
    interview with courier by (bugger. forgotten her name Mactier, was it???)
    "uhhh. we do bout 80k a day"
    "Wow, so you must do about 500-600kilmetres per week then!"
    (On her planet there must be 7-8 working days per week, LOL)
    Story on a (memorial?) ride by 30odd pluggers from SYdney-ish to hometown of late Johnny Warren. This is when they showed Tommilaris getting off and walking up the hill (not good for the cleats!) and the aforementioned car-rear-entry-dismount.
    I never really caught the show last year, so dont know if its the same format or not.
    Perfect timing for me to die on couch after BR(x) and, well, um die some more whilst listening to Mr T.

    Thanks Dutchy 🙂

    So... Katie Mactier cant count laps either :p

  10. flyingdutch said:

    did you see the almost-tragedy-turned-stylish-dismount as the guy zoomed
    up behind the camera hatchback car and realised too late they were
    breaking and ended up over th bars and almost sitting in the back
    seat?

    Obviously more skills than Jazmo 😄 (ooooh. low blow from the
    dutchster)

    That's the second time I've seen that courier interview. I saw it
    getting filmed where I park my motorbike (lazy commute that day). I just
    assumed it was going to be another Today Tonight hack job on couriers.

    DaveB "disappointed the sound of my bike starting didn't make it onto
    the final edit"

  11. DaveB said:


    DaveB "disappointed the sound of my bike starting didn't make it onto
    the final edit"

    what have you got Dave?

    --
    Nick

  12. flyingdutch said:
    warrwych said:


    What did they feature this week????????? Is the format the same as last
    year?


    <snip>

    Quoted message said:

    This is when they showed Tommilaris
    getting off and walking up the hill (not good for the cleats!) and the
    aforementioned car-rear-entry-dismount.

    That was funny. That's the second time I've seen footage of him riding.
    The first time he was riding along all wobbly and unco - strange as it
    sounds I don't think he's actually that experienced at riding bikes.

    --
    Nick

  13. NickZX6R said:
    DaveB said:


    DaveB "disappointed the sound of my bike starting didn't make it onto
    the final edit"

    what have you got Dave?

    shhh whispering ... I think we should be on aus.motorcycles ... this
    forum is for the discussion of bicycles and 80's music not necessarily
    in that order ... FJ1200 (it's getting a bit long in the tooth, bit like
    its owner).

    DaveB

  14. DaveB said:


    shhh whispering ... I think we should be on aus.motorcycles ...
    this forum is for the discussion of bicycles and 80's music not necessarily in that order

    motorbikes at least have 2 wheels, and usually chain drive - just like bicycles.
    80s music, whats that got to do with bicycles?

  15. DaveB said:

    FJ1200 (it's getting a bit long in the tooth, bit like
    its owner).

    DaveB

    go ducati. i like my bikes/bits italian. or at least the bro does so i can leg up on his latest toy

  16. NickZX6R said:
    flyingdutch said:
    warrwych said:

    What did they feature this week????????? Is the format the same as last
    year?


    <snip>

    Quoted message said:

    This is when they showed Tommilaris
    getting off and walking up the hill (not good for the cleats!) and the
    aforementioned car-rear-entry-dismount.


    That was funny. That's the second time I've seen footage of him riding.
    The first time he was riding along all wobbly and unco - strange as it
    sounds I don't think he's actually that experienced at riding bikes.

    i've been riding my MBT for more than 15 years, but today i rode a road
    racer. when changing gears i had an almighty case of the wobbles.
    its funny how moving your hands inwards six inches on the handle bars
    makes such a difference to how you move/comensate/over-compensate/wobble
    will take some getting used to changing from the bottom bar rather than
    the handle bars..

    cheers,

    kim

  17. "aeek" <[email hidden]

    Quoted message said:
    DaveB said:

    shhh whispering ... I think we should be on aus.motorcycles ...
    this forum is for the discussion of bicycles and 80's music not
    necessarily in that order

    motorbikes at least have 2 wheels, and usually chain drive - just like
    bicycles.80s music, whats that got to do with bicycles?

    http://www.songfacts.com/detail.lasso?id=1380

    Okay.. okay.. 1978.. close though ;-)

    hippy

  18. dave said:

    Kim Hawtin wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    i've been riding my MBT for more than 15 years, but today i rode a
    road racer. when changing gears i had an almighty case of the wobbles.
    its funny how moving your hands inwards six inches on the handle bars
    makes such a difference to how you move/comensate/over-compensate/wobble
    will take some getting used to changing from the bottom bar rather
    than the handle bars..

    Quoted message said:

    hmmmm Must be an oldy .

    the changers are on the frame bottom bar. i've seem many with this,
    it just takes a lot of getting used to =) will head out again this
    arvo =) was pissing down this morning =/ bright and sunny now! =D

    need to find a high pressure adapter or summat too...

    cheers,

    kim

  19. Kim Hawtin said:
    NickZX6R said:
    flyingdutch said:

    warrwych Wrote:

    > What did they feature this week????????? Is the format the same as last
    > year?

    <snip>

    Quoted message said:

    This is when they showed Tommilaris
    getting off and walking up the hill (not good for the cleats!) and the
    aforementioned car-rear-entry-dismount.

    That was funny. That's the second time I've seen footage of him
    riding. The first time he was riding along all wobbly and unco -
    strange as it
    sounds I don't think he's actually that experienced at riding bikes.

    i've been riding my MBT for more than 15 years, but today i rode a road
    racer. when changing gears i had an almighty case of the wobbles.
    its funny how moving your hands inwards six inches on the handle bars
    makes such a difference to how you move/comensate/over-compensate/wobble
    will take some getting used to changing from the bottom bar rather than
    the handle bars..

    cheers,

    kim


    hmmmm Must be an oldy .

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