There is a ride tomorrow from the Toby, Reading, to Sparsholt, a brisk 90 miler. I usually take the wedgie on CTC rides and I've never done more than 50 in a single ride on the 'bent, but I wonder...
Or maybe I should keep the 'bent in reserve for the following week's century?
Hmmmm.
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There is a ride tomorrow from the Toby, Reading, to Sparsholt, a brisk 90 miler. I usually take the wedgie on CTC rides and I've never done more than 50 in a single ride on the 'bent, but I wonder...
Is that because your longer rides happen to be group rides and you like to be on the same sort of bike when in the pack? Otherwise, I'm suprised, because the comfort factor for long rides would be greatest reason I would go 'bent.
Is that because your longer rides happen to be group rides and you like to be on the same sort of bike when in the pack?
Correct. A club ride is very much a social thing.
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There is a ride tomorrow from the Toby, Reading, to Sparsholt, a brisk 90 miler. I usually take the wedgie on CTC rides and I've never done more than 50 in a single ride on the 'bent, but I wonder...
Or maybe I should keep the 'bent in reserve for the following week's century?
Hmmmm.
Guy ===
Don't do it, you'll make your poor friends feel inferior :-)