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  1. I don't think I'll bother going out for a pleasurable ride today ....

    <lets the ducks out to play>

  2. elyob said:

    I don't think I'll bother going out for a pleasurable ride today ....

    <lets the ducks out to play>


    It's fine down here. (South Hants). Been out for a ride round the block
    this morning.

  3. "Al C-F" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    elyob said:

    I don't think I'll bother going out for a pleasurable ride today ....

    <lets the ducks out to play>


    It's fine down here. (South Hants). Been out for a ride round the block
    this morning.

    I managed to get some tennis in earlier (S.London), although there was
    intermittent drizzle. Walking home, it chucked it down. I was soaked.
    Anyway, got a couple of quid on the boat race, so that'll keep me out of
    trouble, then have to find some lunch. I'm starved.

  4. elyob' of homechoice.co.uk said:

    I don't think I'll bother going out for a pleasurable ride today ....

    <lets the ducks out to play>

    Lulled into a false sense of security by an on off drizzly morning I set out
    in a dry spell to meet Audrey at Chorlton Water Park. Half way to the
    meeting point there was a five minute downpour, but it had eased off so we
    set out for a ride. Had a nice half hour tootling to the park and then
    along the Fallowfield Loop in just a bit of drizzle. At the missing bit of
    path after a confab we agreed to do a bit further along the Loop then turn
    round and come back. However after a 5 minute double back trying to find a
    road sign for some broken down motorists (nobly resisting the temptation to
    tell them they should have been on a bike), then waiting to cross the road
    by Sainsburys the rain set in good and proper. So at the back of
    Sainsbury's car park we agreed it was decidedly too cold and miserable, so
    gave up and went home.

    Not the rainiest ride I've ever done, but the nice warm bath was jolly
    welcome even after only 8 and a bit miles.
    --
    Steph Peters
    Chorlton Wanderers Cycling Group
    Monthly slow and easy rides from South Manchester
    http://www.sandbenders.demon.co.uk/cycling/chwan.htm

  5. elyob said:

    I don't think I'll bother going out for a pleasurable ride today ....

    <lets the ducks out to play>


    STILL jet lagged after holiday so didnt go out. Must ride the bike
    tomorrow. Weather was fine today, Brighton.

    Stan Cox

  6. elyob said:

    "Al C-F" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:
    elyob said:

    I don't think I'll bother going out for a pleasurable ride today ....

    <lets the ducks out to play>


    It's fine down here. (South Hants). Been out for a ride round the block
    this morning.

    I managed to get some tennis in earlier (S.London), although there was
    intermittent drizzle. Walking home, it chucked it down. I was soaked.

    Riding home after a long lunch in W1 I first stood under an awning for
    five minutes in the hope that the shower would pass. It seemed to,
    then I carried on along New Cavendish Street, whereupon it belted
    down. Result - Rohan Uplanders absolutely soaked in about one minute,
    upper half protected by Altura Nevis but I foolishly left my gloves at
    home this morning so I had cold hands. A wet ride through Hyde Park
    and Victoria but by the time I got to Vauxhall Bridge I was drying out
    and by the time I was home I didn't even bother to change.
    --
    Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"

  7. elyob said:

    I don't think I'll bother going out for a pleasurable ride today ....

    <lets the ducks out to play>

    Been lovely here. But I fear no ride: I was otherwise occupied.

    Yesterday took a slight risk and went out without any cold- or
    wet-weather gear, even in a pannier. Got away with it, too:-)

    --
    not me guv

  8. elyob said:

    I don't think I'll bother going out for a pleasurable ride today ....

    <lets the ducks out to play>

    Hadn't touched the bike properly for 2 weeks, for various reasons, so
    threw caution to the wind and went out for 2 hours anyway around Otley
    and Wharfedale. Got drenched, predictably....

    David Belcher

  9. elyob said:

    I don't think I'll bother going out for a pleasurable ride today ....

    <lets the ducks out to play>

    Rode home from Oxford after Saturday's "The Dean" 300. Got damp a
    couple of times and very damp once, but it was excellent drying weather
    between the showers. Collected 3rd puncture of weekend just after
    Beaconsfield. My last ever Ultra GatorSkin seems to be falling apart.
    Found a bit of cardboard by the side of the road to use as a tyre boot.
    It got me home.

    --
    Dave...

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