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  1. essendon93 said:

    Hey Dave, just looking at your C2M entry, your not a recreational rider,
    your a D-grader 😉

    No I don't think I'll adjust that till I stay with the field for a full
    race.

    DaveB

  2. That's a top effort Dave! :clap clap:

    This could mean the end of us having to wait at the top of Kangaroo Ground and getting cold. Rather timely that you're times are getting better with winter on it's way. 😄

  3. hippy said:
    DaveB said:
    B.T. said:

    Is anyone going tomorrow or is everyone going to the Hawthorn TT?
    Brett.

    I'll be there. Hippy claimed earlier in the week he would too.

    hippy did.. but hippy was up until 4am Saturday and, oh looky, it's now 3am
    Sunday! I just got home and have to get up in <3hrs to ride the BR!!! I was
    thinking of using it as a test run for the EuroTourer..

    Could I really be arsed though? Beer, bourbon and no sleep don't really help
    stave off those cramps.. stay tuned..

    hippy

    Sounds like you've got a case of PRINCESSATITIS along with a condition of
    referring to yourself in the third person.

    Hehehe I got UP at 3 am to go for my bike ride... :P over 100km, Enoggera
    to Mooloolaba, and watched the tri. I think I even spotted Absent Husband,
    but it took me more than a few seconds to remember his real name, and he'd
    pretty much ridden into the distance.

    Tam

  4. On Sun, 01 May 2005 at 07:59 GMT, jazmo (aka Bruce)
    was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

    Quoted message said:


    That's a top effort Dave! :clap clap:

    This could mean the end of us having to wait at the top of Kangaroo
    Ground and getting cold. Rather timely that you're times are getting
    better with winter on it's way. 😄

    Except for the days I turn up.

    Curses! Foiled again!

    --
    TimC -- http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/staff/tconnors/
    Warning: No foo present. Your life may be in grave danger.

  5. Tamyka Bell said:
    hippy said:

    hippy did.. but hippy was up until 4am Saturday and, oh looky, it's
    now 3am Sunday! I just got home and have to get up in <3hrs to ride
    the BR!!! I was thinking of using it as a test run for the EuroTourer..

    Could I really be arsed though? Beer, bourbon and no sleep don't
    really help stave off those cramps.. stay tuned..

    Sounds like you've got a case of PRINCESSATITIS along with a condition
    of referring to yourself in the third person.

    hippy will not take the bait.. and by the way <whine><whinge><sook>! :P

    Quoted message said:

    Hehehe I got UP at 3 am to go for my bike ride... :P over 100km,

    Get home 3am, get up 6am.. I guess I could've just got straight onto the
    bike and added another 50k.. but it's not a competition, is it?
    Yet.. :P hehe

    hippy

  6. TimC said:
    Quoted message said:

    We roll off and turn left at the round-a-bout, doing the nice, 'lots of
    downhill' BR option. I try for a high speed down Foote St. but can only
    manage 87.3kph. Not sure if it was the climb TT or the alcohol that
    stopped me cracking 88kph?

    It's 88 mph you've got to reach, you doofus.

    What country are you living in? :P

    "Bigger chainrings, STAT!"

    hippy

  7. TimC said:

    On Sun, 01 May 2005 at 04:21 GMT, hippy (aka Bruce)
    was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

    Quoted message said:

    I know where 'the climb' timing points are now so I started the clock
    (just after the bus stop) and left DaveB to his PB attempt. HR stayed
    around 180bpm for this ITT section. I didn't want to push it any harder
    because I was dehydrated, very tired and could just 'tell' I would cramp
    hard if I overcooked it. Arrived at 'the rock' in 14m 31s. At the top,

    IWPTA "overclocked it".

    Sure, it works!

    Quoted message said:

    We roll off and turn left at the round-a-bout, doing the nice, 'lots of
    downhill' BR option. I try for a high speed down Foote St. but can only
    manage 87.3kph. Not sure if it was the climb TT or the alcohol that
    stopped me cracking 88kph?

    It's 88 mph you've got to reach, you doofus.

    --
    TimC -- http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/staff/tconnors/
    All theoretical chemistry is really physics; and all theoretical
    chemists know it.
    -- Richard P. Feynman

    All he's need then is a flux capacitor and some time circuits and he could go to any point in space/time that he wants. How cool would that be.

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