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GVBR 2007 Ride Report

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  1. Here we go:

    http://www.smallsolar.org/BTH/gvbr2007/index.htm

    BTH

  2. BT Humble said:

    Here we go:

    http://www.smallsolar.org/BTH/gvbr2007/index.htm

    BTH

    Ta BTH, wanders off to look... 🙂

    G-S

  3. BT Humble said:

    Here we go:

    http://www.smallsolar.org/BTH/gvbr2007/index.htm

    BTH

    Ta BTH, wanders off to look... 🙂

    G-S

  4. In aus.bicycle on Fri, 7 Dec 2007 20:08:01 -0800 (PST)

    BT Humble said:

    Here we go:

    http://www.smallsolar.org/BTH/gvbr2007/index.htm

    Images aren't loading...

    Zebee

  5. In aus.bicycle on Fri, 7 Dec 2007 20:08:01 -0800 (PST)

    BT Humble said:

    Here we go:

    http://www.smallsolar.org/BTH/gvbr2007/index.htm

    Images aren't loading...

    Zebee

  6. Zebee Johnstone said:

    In aus.bicycle on Fri, 7 Dec 2007 20:08:01 -0800 (PST)

    BT Humble said:

    Here we go:

    http://www.smallsolar.org/BTH/gvbr2007/index.htm

    Images aren't loading...

    worked for me.

    How many spokes would BTH need to carry for the ride around Australia?
    Alternatively, build some decent wheels.

  7. Aeek said:
    Zebee Johnstone said:

    In aus.bicycle on Fri, 7 Dec 2007 20:08:01 -0800 (PST)

    BTHumble said:

    Here we go:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    http://www.smallsolar.org/BTH/gvbr2007/index.htm

    Quoted message said:

    Images aren't loading...

    worked for me.

    How many spokes would BTH need to carry for the ride around Australia?

    Quite a few, I suspect. It's just because the wheel was laced with
    second-rate ones to begin with, and I wanted to test the longevity of
    the on-the-road-replacement Z-spokes.

    Quoted message said:

    Alternatively, build some decent wheels.

    Yes sir.

    BTH

  8. Zebee Johnstone said:

    In aus.bicycle on Fri, 7 Dec 2007 20:08:01 -0800 (PST)

    BT Humble said:

    Here we go:

    http://www.smallsolar.org/BTH/gvbr2007/index.htm

    Images aren't loading...

    Zebee

    Worked here Zebee.

    G-S

  9. In aus.bicycle on Sun, 09 Dec 2007 18:30:18 +1100

    G-S said:
    Zebee Johnstone said:

    Images aren't loading...

    Worked here Zebee.

    Turns out it's the less than ideal dialup combined with BT's site
    being slowish.

    Zebee

  10. Zebee Johnstone said:

    In aus.bicycle on Sun, 09 Dec 2007 18:30:18 +1100

    G-S said:
    Zebee Johnstone said:

    Images aren't loading...

    Quoted message said:

    Worked here Zebee.

    Turns out it's the less than ideal dialup combined withBT'ssite
    being slowish.

    Sorry about that. I probably should have mentioned that the page is
    about 1.5MB in total. It also seems to be down at the moment,
    probably something wrong with the hosting service.

    BTH

  11. BT Humble said:

    Here we go:

    http://www.smallsolar.org/BTH/gvbr2007/index.htm

    BTH

    I mapped the Buchan -> Jindabyne leg that I participated in. Check
    the elevation for day two, the climb from about 38km to 55km was truly
    horrendous. My knees finally packed up completely about 8km from
    Jindabyne and I could barely walk, never mind cycle. Left knee
    recovered fairly quickly but my right knee is still rooted, turns out
    I ruptured my posterior cruciate ligament some years ago which
    apparently doesn't help matters considering all the other play in that
    joint.

    Day 1 Buchan to Suggan Buggan

    http://www.mapmyride.com/ride/australia/buchan/1007524990

    Day 2 Suggan Buggan deathmarch up mount everest out of the National
    Park

    http://www.mapmyride.com/ride/australia/jindabyne/166448340

  12. lemmiwinks said:

    I mapped the Buchan -> Jindabyne leg that I participated in. Check
    the elevation for day two, the climb from about 38km to 55km was truly
    horrendous. My knees finally packed up completely about 8km from
    Jindabyne and I could barely walk, never mind cycle. Left knee
    recovered fairly quickly but my right knee is still rooted, turns out
    I ruptured my posterior cruciate ligament some years ago which
    apparently doesn't help matters considering all the other play in that
    joint.

    Oh, stop your [censored]. At least YOU didn't get a dose of giardia!

    BTH

  13. BT Humble said:
    lemmiwinks said:

    I mapped the Buchan -> Jindabyne leg that I participated in. Check
    the elevation for day two, the climb from about 38km to 55km was truly
    horrendous. My knees finally packed up completely about 8km from
    Jindabyne and I could barely walk, never mind cycle. Left knee
    recovered fairly quickly but my right knee is still rooted, turns out
    I ruptured my posterior cruciate ligament some years ago which
    apparently doesn't help matters considering all the other play in that
    joint.

    Oh, stop your [censored]. At least YOU didn't get a dose of giardia!

    BTH

    Heh heh. Probably just as well, I wouldn't have been able to run to
    the dunny!

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