And today I did......
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Not long back from a 16 mile night ride and I was on fire :twisted:
A don't know where it's coming from, I had intended it being just a wee jaunt but a third of the way in the blue touch paper was lit, blitzing everything. I think I've got my optimum tyre pressure on the 27.5+ bike at last (17psi)
Not long back from a 16 mile night ride and I was on fire :twisted:
A don't know where it's coming from, I had intended it being just a wee jaunt but a third of the way in the blue touch paper was lit, blitzing everything. I think I've got my optimum tyre pressure on the 27.5+ bike at last (17psi)
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Alternatively, can't you just use lights to see the way? :facepalm:
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Alternatively, can't you just use lights to see the way? :facepalm:
did the same last night, took the intense up through quarry to fire roads in kelty wids. stayed off the trails as was getting darkish and place was deserted.
first ride after GT7, legs were tired at start but after that felt great, this hill training seems to be working as felt great on the climbs again.
first ride after GT7, legs were tired at start but after that felt great, this hill training seems to be working as felt great on the climbs again.
Wee trip up to Ballater with my mate to ride Heartbreak Ridge.
Long steady climb up into the clouds but cleared on the way down, leaving us free to enjoy one of the best natural descents in Scotland.
Had to climb over a deer fence to reach the road at the end, and surprised a “courting couple” enjoying each other company in the back of their car. Got an unexpected view through the windscreen of a full moon bouncing up and down from 4 foot up the fence. Had to climb down as I was laughing so much. Retired to a respectful distance before they sped off down the South Deeside road.
Anyone know someone with a blue Golf R32 that was up that way today?
Long steady climb up into the clouds but cleared on the way down, leaving us free to enjoy one of the best natural descents in Scotland.
Had to climb over a deer fence to reach the road at the end, and surprised a “courting couple” enjoying each other company in the back of their car. Got an unexpected view through the windscreen of a full moon bouncing up and down from 4 foot up the fence. Had to climb down as I was laughing so much. Retired to a respectful distance before they sped off down the South Deeside road.
Anyone know someone with a blue Golf R32 that was up that way today?
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clubby":1unz0jgu said:
Is that what ye meant to write? :mrgreen:
When ye mentioned last week about doing it I had a wee look on Youtube, looked good, no sure if I'd like the climb up though. Getting mair auld and infirm by the day. :facepalm:
