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Cycle to School day

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  1. Well, I cycled to school today. First time in 40 yrs.

    Surprisingly well supported event by all shapes and sizes (bikes as well).
    1 front brake fell off (no harm) and I had to pump up 3 tyres.

    The ride home for me was against the wind though.

    I suppose I'd better help out this afternoon as well......

  2. Pete @ eclipse said:

    Well, I cycled to school today. First time in 40 yrs.

    Well done, Pete. However, I'm not sure that four decades of playing
    truant is necessarily condoned by the members of this newsgroup!

    Regards
    James

  3. "James Hodson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Pete @ eclipse said:

    Well, I cycled to school today. First time in 40 yrs.

    Well done, Pete. However, I'm not sure that four decades of playing
    truant is necessarily condoned by the members of this newsgroup!

    It is if he was missing his SATS :-)
    --
    "The threads in your trousers are probably quite stable
    dimensionally but you can deform the trousers quite happily."
    - David Martin in uk.rec.cycling

  4. and there was me thinking it was a national event....

    "James Hodson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Pete @ eclipse said:

    Well, I cycled to school today. First time in 40 yrs.

    Well done, Pete. However, I'm not sure that four decades of playing
    truant is necessarily condoned by the members of this newsgroup!

    Regards
    James

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