And today I did......
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Good guys too, sorted me out quick smart with minimum of hassle when the roof-rack kit I bought from then turned out to have a part missing.Tazio":1opglp8t said:clubby":1opglp8t said:Won a £60 voucher for the Bike Chain in Edinburgh in the Singletrack magazine Tuesday treats draw. Do I keep it for something sensible or blow the load on something shiny?
Mmmm, shiny
They sell some very nice kit. Have fun shopping.
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30 mins is a good stint don't be to hard on your sell, best I managed was 50 mins and I could not walk after it. Keep at it and I think 30 mins is a good time to stick to, just vary the intensity.
Was out for a 45 min burl on the wicked tonight- If that bike had a gash, I swear I would marry it.
Was out for a 45 min burl on the wicked tonight- If that bike had a gash, I swear I would marry it.
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only ever do 30-40 min sessions (sometimes giving up after 25 mins of intervals
:cry: )you'll find a 30 min sessions makes a difference when you hit the road (or the scales)
got out on the road last night, late home from work so thought I'd better put the lights on bike incase
15 miles from home chain snapped
fixed back on the bike lights on10 miles from home, hit pot hole - puncture :cry: fixed back on the bike
7 miles from home battery ran out on front light
so 30 mins of coasting down farm roads using sonar and luck to stay on the roadneed to eat more carrots
(question, cree xml lights things - when the button starts to glow, is that a low battery indicator ??)
That's encouraging Graeme, wasn't sure if 30 minutes would be long enough to make much of a difference. Will try it again with the sufferfest vid, and make sure I don't set out too hard, too early.
The Cree lights - On mine, it glows all the time when it's off, irregardless of battery - mine is a couple of years old now, one of the original 900lm ones.
The Cree lights - On mine, it glows all the time when it's off, irregardless of battery - mine is a couple of years old now, one of the original 900lm ones.
