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  1. Had my first ride in ages this morning, in fact since June last year;
    yes I know I've been lax. I did a 19 mile round trip in an hour and ten
    minutes as I was taking it easy; I didn't want to bonk or get cramp
    seeing as how I hadn't been out for a while.

    I feel really good now, there's still a slight warmness in my thighs,
    but over all there's nothing to indicate that I was out. Hopefully I'll
    be able to get out again over the weekend.

    Cheers,

    --
    bob [at] bobarnott [dot] com http://www.bobarnott.com/
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    "Crash programs fail because they are based on theory that,
    with nine women pregnant, you can get a baby in a month."
    -- Wernher von Braun

  2. Bob said:

    Had my first ride in ages this morning, in fact since June last year;
    yes I know I've been lax. I did a 19 mile round trip in an hour and ten
    minutes as I was taking it easy; I didn't want to bonk or get cramp
    seeing as how I hadn't been out for a while.

    I feel really good now, there's still a slight warmness in my thighs,
    but over all there's nothing to indicate that I was out. Hopefully I'll
    be able to get out again over the weekend.

    All uphill and against the wind, no doubt...

    --
    Mike

  3. mb said:
    Bob said:

    Had my first ride in ages this morning, in fact since June last year;
    yes I know I've been lax. I did a 19 mile round trip in an hour and ten
    minutes as I was taking it easy; I didn't want to bonk or get cramp
    seeing as how I hadn't been out for a while.

    I feel really good now, there's still a slight warmness in my thighs,
    but over all there's nothing to indicate that I was out. Hopefully I'll
    be able to get out again over the weekend.

    All uphill and against the wind, no doubt...

    Is there any up hill in Cambridgeshire...? Even more amazing was the
    fact the wind was only a problem on one leg of the square I rode. So
    over all it was a good wee ride.

    Cheers,

    --
    bob [at] bobarnott [dot] com http://www.bobarnott.com/
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    "Crash programs fail because they are based on theory that,
    with nine women pregnant, you can get a baby in a month."
    -- Wernher von Braun

  4. Bob said:


    Is there any up hill in Cambridgeshire...?

    How dare you. There's railway bridges and the north face of Gog Magogs
    to test you.

    Tony ;-)

  5. Tony Raven said:
    Bob said:

    Is there any up hill in Cambridgeshire...?

    How dare you. There's railway bridges and the north face of Gog Magogs
    to test you.

    The North Face of the Gog Magogs is the wrong side of Cambridge for me,
    I've just got the South Face of the Wilburton escarpment, all of about
    200 metres on length. ;-)

    I went out again yesterday and even though it seemed like I was going
    much faster etc, I only got round the 19 miles two minutes quicker. I
    supposes that since I was in the same gear, I was never going to be
    *that* much faster.

    I also went out for a small run immediately after. Totally weird
    feeling as my thighs thought they were still cycling for the first
    100 metres or so.

    Cheers,

    --
    bob [at] bobarnott [dot] com http://www.bobarnott.com/
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    "Crash programs fail because they are based on theory that,
    with nine women pregnant, you can get a baby in a month."
    -- Wernher von Braun

  6. Bob said:


    The North Face of the Gog Magogs is the wrong side of Cambridge for me,
    I've just got the South Face of the Wilburton escarpment, all of about
    200 metres on length. ;-)

    Seriously, if you want some hills, head south of Cambridge towards
    Saffron Walden or south west towards, Chrishall. The hills are not big
    but you get some 300ft climbs onto the Hertfordshire hills. The other
    local hill is Barrington hill by the cement works which will give you a
    good workout for a short distance from either side.

    TOny

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