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  1. On 06/08/2005 23:11:18 'MartinM said:

    Buck; I intend to ride PBP in 07; The next Kent ride (apart from the 400)
    is Battle and Back which I might do; most of the others have already been
    ridden this year; the Mid Sussex Hilly is a nice end of season ride
    (shameless plug!)

    I have had a look at the calender, I will probably do the Croydon run in
    July, I will not be able to do much before then due to work comitments.

    --
    Buck

    I would rather be out on my Catrike

    http://www.catrike.co.uk

  2. On 06/09/2005 12:53:44 'MartinM said:

    Dave Larrington wrote:

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    MartinM wrote:

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    'tis true, but the rides must be BRM whatever that means and


    completed >>> before the end of June, roughly one a month. My SR in
    2003 would not >>> have got me into PBP.

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    Talking of SR's, Martin, did I imagine it or did you post something


    to >> the effect of doing the Great Eastern 600?

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    you imagined it; I am considering doing the Denmead 600 next year as


    long > as it is an out and back and not an "added certain pack factor"
    return to > the start then out again for umpteen hundred km. The Great
    Eastern will > hopefully be my PBP qualifier for 2007 if they run it.

    What area are you in Martin? It would be good to hook up with another
    prospective PBP'er for a few trips out.

    --

    Buck

    I would rather be out on my Catrike

    http://www.catrike.co.uk

  3. Buck said:
    On 06/09/2005 12:53:44 'MartinM said:

    Dave Larrington wrote:

    Quoted message said:
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    MartinM wrote:

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    > 'tis true, but the rides must be BRM whatever that means and


    completed >>> before the end of June, roughly one a month. My SR in
    2003 would not >>> have got me into PBP.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Talking of SR's, Martin, did I imagine it or did you post something


    to >> the effect of doing the Great Eastern 600?

    Quoted message said:

    you imagined it; I am considering doing the Denmead 600 next year as


    long > as it is an out and back and not an "added certain pack factor"
    return to > the start then out again for umpteen hundred km. The Great
    Eastern will > hopefully be my PBP qualifier for 2007 if they run it.

    What area are you in Martin? It would be good to hook up with another
    prospective PBP'er for a few trips out.

    YHM!

  4. Helen Deborah Vecht said:

    "dkahn400" <[email hidden]>typed

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    JB said:

    My first one is this coming Sunday (100km)

    after reading some of those reports I am seriously under equipped
    in the puncture repair department. One inner tube is not going to
    cut it is it!

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    Hmm... could prove to be an unfortunate turn of phrase there. I
    usually carry 3 spare tubes and a repair kit with both conventional
    and instant patches, as well as a spare folding tyre.

    It's always worth carrying many spare inner tubes. In the main, they
    act as charms to scare away the p**ct*** fairy. Sometimes they are
    useful.

    The P****** F**** will appear when you forget your Magic Charms®...

    Or when what appear to be spare inner tubes turn out actually to be about as
    airtight as fishnet stockings.

    It was a good thing that I failed to notice the loss of the business end of
    my pump while still 40 k from the end of the Rural South, and with a known
    slow puncture...

    --
    Dave Larrington - <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/>
    It would appear apparent, to me at least, that dinosaurs were largely
    burrowing creatures.

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