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  1. Simon Brooke said:

    FWIW I averaged 28.9 Km/h on last night's time trial (the hilly route
    at Kirkcudbright) and finished in 32' 45"; Steve Martin set a course
    record of 23' 45" which I make just over 40Km/h. He was certainly
    flying when he went past me, and I was working pretty hard at the
    time.

    Hilly?
    What is this "hilly" of which you speak 😉

    --
    Mike

  2. in message <[email hidden]>, mb

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    Simon Brooke said:

    FWIW I averaged 28.9 Km/h on last night's time trial (the hilly route
    at Kirkcudbright) and finished in 32' 45"; Steve Martin set a course
    record of 23' 45" which I make just over 40Km/h. He was certainly
    flying when he went past me, and I was working pretty hard at the
    time.

    Hilly?
    What is this "hilly" of which you speak 😉

    110 metres of climb in the first three miles. Not 110 metres of altitude,
    only 90, but it's still tough for a time trial.

    --
    [email hidden] (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/

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  3. Simon Brooke said:

    in message <[email hidden]>, mb

    (') said:


    Hilly?
    What is this "hilly" of which you speak 😉

    110 metres of climb in the first three miles. Not 110 metres of
    altitude, only 90, but it's still tough for a time trial.

    Living in Holland, I wouldn't know what to do with a hill if it bit me
    on the back of the leg.
    The climb to get onto the Zeelandbrug
    (http://gallery.zoom.nl/gallery/193/dxVY4s.jpg) is the biggest I do
    these days.

    However, once I get onto it, yesterdays force 6 coming straight from
    the North Sea was "interesting".

    --
    Mike

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