It's mornings like this that makes the combination of bikes, and working from home, really work.
After watching the forecasts earlier in the week, and judging by the weather yesterday and last night, I had resigned myself to a few bike-less days.
But this morning was beautiful - small puffy cumulus, hardly a breath of wind, and just warm enough; so I squeezed a quick 50km in while the Weather Monster was looking the other way - and my PC's were busy running software builds, uploads and resyncs. Fan-bloody-tastic - not even any flying nappies today 🙂
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It's mornings like this that makes the combination of bikes, and working from home, really work.
After watching the forecasts earlier in the week, and judging by the weather yesterday and last night, I had resigned myself to a few bike-less days.
I had a stonking great backwind last night at 2200, really flying down a bridge at 30 mph until I hit a brick in the road and the rear tyre had a pinch flat :-( -- Simon M.
Succorso <[email hidden]> wrote in news:[email hidden]:
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It's mornings like this that makes the combination of bikes, and working from home, really work.
After watching the forecasts earlier in the week, and judging by the weather yesterday and last night, I had resigned myself to a few bike-less days.
But this morning was beautiful - small puffy cumulus, hardly a breath of wind, and just warm enough; so I squeezed a quick 50km in while the Weather Monster was looking the other way - and my PC's were busy running software builds, uploads and resyncs. Fan-bloody-tastic - not even any flying nappies today 🙂
I had the opposite. Very wet and very windy (headwind obviously). Sad really, I'm starting to enjoy it, and I was getting all excited when I left work and saw it was still raining.
