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For the last few years I’ve ended up riding across daybreak. It’s special but I think it’s time to let somebody else have that pleasure.
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Mountain Mayhem Returns 2019 let the planning and BS begin
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First time we did Mayhem I scheduled No1 son to ride at dawn, I thought he'd enjoy it.
After the race he was comparing his lap times, and that lap had not been as quick as some others, his comment was "I hate riding in the f*ckin dark!"....Ohhh good, well I'm glad the moment wasn't lost then... :facepalm:
First time we did Mayhem I scheduled No1 son to ride at dawn, I thought he'd enjoy it.
After the race he was comparing his lap times, and that lap had not been as quick as some others, his comment was "I hate riding in the f*ckin dark!"....Ohhh good, well I'm glad the moment wasn't lost then... :facepalm:
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I set out at 9pm
I set out at 9pm
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I'm not the least bit religious - but my 1st lap at day break was almost a spiritual experience, or as close as an atheist is going to get to having one!
however last years dawn lap landed up with me in the A&E tent at 04:45 - guess that's what you get for being greedy and grabbing it two years on the bounce
NeilM":1e21ryaa said:
I'm not the least bit religious - but my 1st lap at day break was almost a spiritual experience, or as close as an atheist is going to get to having one!
however last years dawn lap landed up with me in the A&E tent at 04:45 - guess that's what you get for being greedy and grabbing it two years on the bounce
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At least you had a nice scar as a memory of the event
Can't wait for the night riding. Have to say I did rather enjoy a night lap last time. Mainly because I was less frightened. Couldn't see feck all in front of me and ended up taking on some of the technical bits that scared me in the daytime. I clearly remember thinking 'crikey that was a big drop' before realising which section it was. (the words weren't quite that polite, it was more along the lines of 'What the f**k was that'? followed by 'how the hell am I still on the bike'?)
At least you had a nice scar as a memory of the event
Can't wait for the night riding. Have to say I did rather enjoy a night lap last time. Mainly because I was less frightened. Couldn't see feck all in front of me and ended up taking on some of the technical bits that scared me in the daytime. I clearly remember thinking 'crikey that was a big drop' before realising which section it was. (the words weren't quite that polite, it was more along the lines of 'What the f**k was that'? followed by 'how the hell am I still on the bike'?)
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I wonder what the new 'knob' will look like?
I loved the feel of the old one. It was great they way you could see everyone coming.
Lights, ramps, Andy's Diner, the Spud Van, the Beano man............
Maybe a poem to mourn the old ways and ring in the new?
I wonder what the new 'knob' will look like?
I loved the feel of the old one. It was great they way you could see everyone coming.
Lights, ramps, Andy's Diner, the Spud Van, the Beano man............
Maybe a poem to mourn the old ways and ring in the new?
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