Newbie :-)

Sue Kitchen' email hidden in said:

Just saying hi :-)

Welcome! May I recommend chapmancentral.comurc regularsOpen ↗ as an
introduction to a few of the regulars here.

Happy cycling and good luck with your results!

Love and newbies from Rich x

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Sue Kitchen' email hidden in said:

Just saying hi :-)

Welcome! May I recommend chapmancentral.comurc regularsOpen ↗ as an
introduction to a few of the regulars here.

God -- don't frighten her off too quickly.

More seriously -- welcome. Good luck with the A levels.

Also seriously, Guy -- how about updating your 'regulars' page with some of the newer guys & gals?

T

Sue Kitchen said:

Hi all!

I've been lurking for, well, about an hour and I've decided to post to say hello. I post either as
this or "Sprite" depending which computer I'm using!

I've recently started cycling a lot more, in addition to cycling to school (A Level results next
week! Oo-er!), probably a result of the good weather, but I love it too. Impressed to find my
heart rate has also gone down!

Just saying hi :-)

"hi" I'm fairly new here too, it's an okay group, nice people too 🙂

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Sue Kitchen' email hidden in said:

Just saying hi :-)

Welcome! May I recommend chapmancentral.comurc regularsOpen ↗ as
an introduction to a few of the regulars here.

God -- don't frighten her off too quickly.

More seriously -- welcome. Good luck with the A levels.

Also seriously, Guy -- how about updating your 'regulars' page with some

of

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the newer guys & gals?

T

Just started reading through - it'll take me a while :-)

I'm trying to remember exactly what my first bike was - it was a little red thing, a Raleigh... I'll
try and find a picture hehe. Then I had an Emmelle BMX, followed by a Raleigh Camaro or something?
British Eagle "Atlanta" - I rode it for the last time not two hours ago, and I'm picking up a new
bike tomorrow morning... a Raleigh Devotion. I'm not a particularly 'girly' girl and it suits me
down to a tee! Super-light frame... nice and useful for me, I use my bike to make train journeys
easier and there are lots of stairs involved... 😉

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Sue Kitchen said:

I use my bike to make train journeys easier and there are lots of stairs involved... 😉

Presumably by cycling instead of taking the train? Who could blame you in the current climate
(pun inteded!)

🙂

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Sue Kitchen said:

Hi all!

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"hi" I'm fairly new here too, it's an okay group, nice people too 🙂

Ditto that just dont mention helmets bibshorts cyclepaths and halfords and you'll be fine 😉
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Greetings Sue in Surrey :-)

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Sue Kitchen said:

I use my bike to make train journeys easier and there are lots of stairs involved... 😉

Presumably by cycling instead of taking the train? Who could blame you in the current climate (pun
inteded!)

🙂

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Well if I am to confess it's a bit of both! 😉 I live in an annoying place... my station is a good
ol' walk, but it's great for London as the line is pretty speedy into Waterloo. Though I'm well
connected for 'my' area, my friends all live in a different area of the suburbs, still close but
on parallel train lines I suppose...and so much changing of trains is involved! I usually cycle a
few miles to another station on another line, that way I just need to take 1 train for a few
stops. Cycling all the way would be killer - as soon as I get to my destination we tend to play
football all day!

But don't get too mad too quickly, I go out on an hourly cycle or so (nearly) every night. Even
yesterday 😉

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Sue Kitchen said:

But don't get too mad too quickly, I go out on an hourly cycle or so (nearly) every night. Even
yesterday 😉

Mad? me? I'd be a fine one to talk - I commute a massive 3.5 miles each way daily. Although I've
been off worj this week, so I've covered about 70 miles so far.

There are far more round here that are "hardcore" than I.

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Ditto that just dont mention helmets bibshorts cyclepaths and h*lfords and you'll be fine 😉

did someone say h*lfords? !!

lovely fine upstanding bunch who are going to do a marvelous job on refitting my broken bike
... or else!

welcome sue or sprite ... sprite? the drink or the little guy on the adverts!

im a recent addition and already have a broken bike so im a bit down at the moment until i can get
back in the saddle ... soon hopefully

good luck with the 'zams ... eeww, gives me shivers just thinking about 'zams!

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Ditto that just dont mention helmets bibshorts cyclepaths and h*lfords

and

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you'll be fine 😉

did someone say h*lfords? !!

lovely fine upstanding bunch who are going to do a marvelous job on refitting my broken bike ...
or else!

welcome sue or sprite ... sprite? the drink or the little guy on the adverts!

The drink :-) I'm a good girl - no alcohol for me, though with a few friends I have been known to
take advantage of the "bottomless soft drinks" at Nando's!!!

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im a recent addition and already have a broken bike so im a bit down at the moment until i can get
back in the saddle ... soon hopefully

I just chucked my British Eagle to the back of the garage. It was a struggle and I managed to get
myself stuck between it and the wall *ahem*. New toy tomorrow 😄

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good luck with the 'zams ... eeww, gives me shivers just thinking about 'zams!

Results come out in a week's time :\ It's not the end of the world as yet - only my AS's, so I can
do resits and whatnot should the need arise! :-)

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Greetings Sue in Surrey :-)

Hello Sue, from Nick in Surrey ...

Wednesday was a day off for me. It was just so hot, and I decided a quick Pimms or two was in order
.. a quick BBQ down by the river was the other thing, although bike was used there quickly ....

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Sue Kitchen' email hidden in said:

Just saying hi :-)

Welcome! May I recommend chapmancentral.comurc regularsOpen ↗ as an
introduction to a few of the regulars here.

Happy cycling and good luck with your results!

Love and newbies from Rich x

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hey there- how do i get my name on that there list?

On Fri, 8 Aug 2003 09:07:42 +0100, "Lee"
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Two ways:

1) Send your offering to Guy Chapman, along with a polite letter, CV, fixed fee of 10 pounds, inside
leg measurement...

2) Develop yourself into a character such as P**l Sm*ith or J*hn Sh*ckf*rd

Option one sounds best to me.
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Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Ditto that just dont mention helmets bibshorts cyclepaths and h*lfords

and

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

you'll be fine 😉

did someone say h*lfords? !!

lovely fine upstanding bunch who are going to do a marvelous job on refitting my broken bike ...
or else!

welcome sue or sprite ... sprite? the drink or the little guy on the adverts!

im a recent addition and already have a broken bike so im a bit down at the moment until i can get
back in the saddle ... soon hopefully

good luck with the 'zams ... eeww, gives me shivers just thinking about 'zams!

is your bike broken then doobrie? how did that happen?

:-p

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Quoted message said:

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Ditto that just dont mention helmets bibshorts cyclepaths and h*lfords

and

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

you'll be fine 😉

did someone say h*lfords? !!

lovely fine upstanding bunch who are going to do a marvelous job on refitting my broken bike ...
or else!

welcome sue or sprite ... sprite? the drink or the little guy on the adverts!

The drink :-) I'm a good girl - no alcohol for me, though with a few friends I have been known to
take advantage of the "bottomless soft

drinks"

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at Nando's!!!

Quoted message said:

im a recent addition and already have a broken bike so im a bit down at the moment until i can
get back in the saddle ... soon hopefully

I just chucked my British Eagle to the back of the garage. It was a struggle and I managed to get
myself stuck between it and the wall *ahem*. New toy tomorrow 😄

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good luck with the 'zams ... eeww, gives me shivers just thinking about 'zams!

Results come out in a week's time :\ It's not the end of the world as

yet -

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only my AS's, so I can do resits and whatnot should the need arise! :-)

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Good luck!

Pete White