Mountain mayhem 2016 aftermath thread
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My recollections of the weekend
Firstly thanks to all those who organised the weekend, from arranging the team, setting up and guarding the campsite , much appreciated. !!!!!
I had met a couple of you before, it was good to put faces to many other names that I am familiar with on the forum, there are some real characters amongst the group and good to meet some like-minded fellows. Apologies for those I didn’t speak to much.
Thanks to those who helped me get my head around the course rules, handover, lights etc etc apologies if I asked the same stupid questions over and over again at 2am everyone looked the same due to sleep deprivation, my excuse was I had been up for the best part of 2 days with minimal sleep which was why my laps were really slow.
If you had asked me if I would come back again after my first lap cycling through ‘velcro’ and crossing the finish line pedalling with one leg because my thigh muscle was seized I would have said “I would rather stick wasps up my arse” but the second lap in the morning was a wonderful almost spiritual experience so enjoyable I have book next year off work just in case my help is needed again.
The Kona was amazing, felt at home through the course, I feel I am gradually taming her
Widowmaker (without the N)
My recollections of the weekend
Firstly thanks to all those who organised the weekend, from arranging the team, setting up and guarding the campsite , much appreciated. !!!!!
I had met a couple of you before, it was good to put faces to many other names that I am familiar with on the forum, there are some real characters amongst the group and good to meet some like-minded fellows. Apologies for those I didn’t speak to much.
Thanks to those who helped me get my head around the course rules, handover, lights etc etc apologies if I asked the same stupid questions over and over again at 2am everyone looked the same due to sleep deprivation, my excuse was I had been up for the best part of 2 days with minimal sleep which was why my laps were really slow.
If you had asked me if I would come back again after my first lap cycling through ‘velcro’ and crossing the finish line pedalling with one leg because my thigh muscle was seized I would have said “I would rather stick wasps up my arse” but the second lap in the morning was a wonderful almost spiritual experience so enjoyable I have book next year off work just in case my help is needed again.
The Kona was amazing, felt at home through the course, I feel I am gradually taming her
Widowmaker (without the N)
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Clown Clown Clown Clown Clown Clown!!!
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Only recently surfaced from the depths of sleep, that wee adventure to the lands of Mayhem was truly exhausting !
The weekend was Braw, Pure Dead Brilliant, Fandabbydozy etc etc
Will I do it again......at the moment Nae Chance but once the physical and mental scars are gone, who knows
Huge thanks to my chauffeur/landlord/comedic entertainer Nobby and his sidekick short pants for making this whole adventure for me possible
Big thanks to History Man for the services of Frank, the retrobike equivalent of a Sherman Tank that just rolled through or over everything the circuit could throw at me
Further thanks to all members of retrobike present who accepted the strange tall Scotsman without comment and made me welcome.
Finally a wee thanks to Pizzahut for giving an unemployed chap a wee lifeline by giving me a job upon my return from Mayhem, its a start
Only recently surfaced from the depths of sleep, that wee adventure to the lands of Mayhem was truly exhausting !
The weekend was Braw, Pure Dead Brilliant, Fandabbydozy etc etc
Will I do it again......at the moment Nae Chance but once the physical and mental scars are gone, who knows
Huge thanks to my chauffeur/landlord/comedic entertainer Nobby and his sidekick short pants for making this whole adventure for me possible
Big thanks to History Man for the services of Frank, the retrobike equivalent of a Sherman Tank that just rolled through or over everything the circuit could throw at me
Further thanks to all members of retrobike present who accepted the strange tall Scotsman without comment and made me welcome.
Finally a wee thanks to Pizzahut for giving an unemployed chap a wee lifeline by giving me a job upon my return from Mayhem, its a start
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Congratulations on the new job, staff discount ?
Congratulations on the new job, staff discount ?
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It was a pleasure to meet you. Great effort.
velomaniac":2dj9w2o8 said:Only recently surfaced from the depths of sleep, that wee adventure to the lands of Mayhem was truly exhausting !
The weekend was Braw, Pure Dead Brilliant, Fandabbydozy etc etc
Will I do it again......at the moment Nae Chance but once the physical and mental scars are gone, who knows
Huge thanks to my chauffeur/landlord/comedic entertainer Nobby and his sidekick short pants for making this whole adventure for me possible
Big thanks to History Man for the services of Frank, the retrobike equivalent of a Sherman Tank that just rolled through or over everything the circuit could throw at me
Further thanks to all members of retrobike present who accepted the strange tall Scotsman without comment and made me welcome.
Finally a wee thanks to Pizzahut for giving an unemployed chap a wee lifeline by giving me a job upon my return from Mayhem, its a start
It was a pleasure to meet you. Great effort.
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