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Re: Randonee

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  1. Hi

    (Sorry, I can't find the original thread)

    Having read the thread about this and am pondering it myself now! Like
    the OP however, I'm a bit concerned about the hills, too. I reckon I
    could do the shorter ride but it depends on how hilly everything is as
    to how much I'll die!

    I might ask a few friends if they're up for joining me doing it. How
    difficult are the logistics? Getting the ferry isn't difficult, I guess,
    but getting to Southampton with a bike might be; I'm sort of guessing
    the trains will be clogged up with bikes that day! Would people
    recommend staying on the IoW itself, perhaps, or on the mainland?

    Thanks!

    Peter (not sure he could do it really)

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    http://www.scandrett.net/bike/

  2. Peter Scandrett said:

    Hi

    (Sorry, I can't find the original thread)

    Having read the thread about this and am pondering it myself now! Like
    the OP however, I'm a bit concerned about the hills, too. I reckon I
    could do the shorter ride but it depends on how hilly everything is as
    to how much I'll die!

    I might ask a few friends if they're up for joining me doing it. How
    difficult are the logistics? Getting the ferry isn't difficult, I guess,
    but getting to Southampton with a bike might be; I'm sort of guessing
    the trains will be clogged up with bikes that day! Would people
    recommend staying on the IoW itself, perhaps, or on the mainland?

    Thanks!

    Peter (not sure he could do it really)

    I'll be up for this one, sailing from Portsmouth early to get the 9am
    start. Drop me a bingy-mail if your interested in meeting up.

    I'm sure Jon of this parish will be up for it as well.

  3. <delurk>

    Well... I ended up attacking the (short version of the) Isle of Wight
    Randonee on Sunday with a friend, and survived. Did my maximum distance
    in a day for me, too, of 41.6 miles, which I was pleased with.

    More info on my webpage if anyone's interested in reading it:
    http://www.scandrett.net/bike/2008/ride-08-09.html

    Thanks to those who encouraged me to do it...

    Peter

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    http://www.scandrett.net/bike/
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  4. Quoting Peter Scandrett <[email hidden]>:

    Quoted message said:

    More info on my webpage if anyone's interested in reading it:
    http://www.scandrett.net/bike/2008/ride-08-09.html

    The good news is that hills become less of a problem. The bad news is the
    only way to make that happen is to ride up hills. :-)
    --
    David Damerell <[email hidden]> Distortion Field!
    Today is First Sunday, May - a weekend.

  5. David Damerell wrote on 07/05/2008 12:09:

    Quoted message said:

    Quoting Peter Scandrett <[email hidden]>:

    Quoted message said:

    More info on my webpage if anyone's interested in reading it:
    http://www.scandrett.net/bike/2008/ride-08-09.html

    The good news is that hills become less of a problem. The bad news is the
    only way to make that happen is to ride up hills. :-)

    Thanks... I think :-)

    Cycled to work today - 11m there and back. Not something I often do, but
    hopefully I'll do it more now we're into nice/not wet/cold weather. Been
    quite pleased with myself this week!

    Peter

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    http://www.scandrett.net/lx/
    http://www.scandrett.net/bike/
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