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  1. I mentioned that before I attempt a kew crit I want to do some training
    on the loop and get comfortable with that hairpin bend. Was thinking of
    heading down there Saturday week (30/7) in the morning. I was thinking
    of around 8am, anyone else interested?

    DaveB

  2. "DaveB" wrote in message ...

    Quoted message said:

    I mentioned that before I attempt a kew crit I want to do some training on
    the loop and get comfortable with that hairpin bend. Was thinking of
    heading down there Saturday week (30/7) in the morning. I was thinking of
    around 8am, anyone else interested?

    Sounds like fun.... I'll be there!

    cheers,
    GPL

  3. GPLama said:

    "DaveB" wrote in message ...

    Quoted message said:

    I mentioned that before I attempt a kew crit I want to do some training on
    the loop and get comfortable with that hairpin bend. Was thinking of
    heading down there Saturday week (30/7) in the morning. I was thinking of
    around 8am, anyone else interested?

    Sounds like fun.... I'll be there!

    cheers,
    GPL

    i 'might' too. let's make it interesting. I'll go clockwise! 😄

  4. Watch out for aboc'ers doing HS & DHS 🙂

  5. flyingdutch said:


    i 'might' too. let's make it interesting. I'll go clockwise! 😄


    I'm sure on a Saturday morning we're sure to gte a few "tourists" going
    clockwise. Wish they'd get rid of that damned arrow pointing clockwise.

    DaveB

  6. "DaveB" wrote in message ...

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    flyingdutch said:


    i 'might' too. let's make it interesting. I'll go clockwise! 😄


    I'm sure on a Saturday morning we're sure to gte a few "tourists" going
    clockwise. Wish they'd get rid of that damned arrow pointing clockwise.

    oi JayWoo...... 😉

    cheers
    GPL

  7. GPLama said:

    oi JayWoo...... 😉

    Mmmm... hherrrr, arrrr, bloody work! Yeah could be a goer. If I ever
    stop working weekends...:MAD::AGAIN:

    Jay "must remained focused on R2.5... must remained focused on..." Woo

  8. DaveB said:

    I mentioned that before I attempt a kew crit I want to do some training
    on the loop and get comfortable with that hairpin bend. Was thinking of
    heading down there Saturday week (30/7) in the morning. I was thinking
    of around 8am, anyone else interested?

    DaveB


    Yeah Dave I'll be there, weather permitting of course.

  9. DaveB said:
    flyingdutch said:


    i 'might' too. let's make it interesting. I'll go clockwise! 😄


    I'm sure on a Saturday morning we're sure to gte a few "tourists" going
    clockwise. Wish they'd get rid of that damned arrow pointing clockwise.

    Why? I use that course in both directions, depending on what
    I'm working on. Keep your eyes open and it's not a problem.

    There's a velodrone not far away if you want one-directional
    traffic.

  10. Like 'working on' turning right, for example? Seriously, what do you
    work on that means you need to go clockwise, just out of interest?

  11. blah said:

    Like 'working on' turning right, for example? Seriously, what do you
    work on that means you need to go clockwise, just out of interest?

    The hill. It's steeper up that way.

  12. blah said:

    Like 'working on' turning right, for example? Seriously, what do you
    work on that means you need to go clockwise, just out of interest?

    oh... i thawt we did that to unwind our equilibrium due to all the CC-wise circlework 😄

  13. essendon93 said:
    DaveB said:

    I mentioned that before I attempt a kew crit I want to do some training
    on the loop and get comfortable with that hairpin bend. Was thinking of
    heading down there Saturday week (30/7) in the morning. I was thinking
    of around 8am, anyone else interested?

    DaveB

    Yeah Dave I'll be there, weather permitting of course.

    Weather looks perfect. And no late nights for the TdF.

    Saturday
    Fine and mostly sunny. Moderate northerly wind. Min 9 Max 16

    DaveB

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    Weather looks perfect. And no late nights for the TdF.

    Saturday
    Fine and mostly sunny. Moderate northerly wind. Min 9 Max 16

    It's all go go go... I even got the day off work today for some recovery
    sessions before tomorrow mornings crit course hit-out.... (ok, I lie, mum
    was down from the 'country' and I took her shopping)..

    cheers,
    GPL

  15. GPLama said:


    It's all go go go... I even got the day off work today for some recovery
    sessions before tomorrow mornings crit course hit-out.... (ok, I lie, mum
    was down from the 'country' and I took her shopping)..

    cheers,
    GPL

    is she a 'trek' kinda gal or a 'steel-is-real' woman?

    Im til lriding lockwise. bwahahahahahahahahahahah

  16. DaveB said:


    Weather looks perfect. And no late nights for the TdF.

    Saturday
    Fine and mostly sunny. Moderate northerly wind. Min 9 Max 16

    DaveB

    Weather was perfect with me, BT, GPLama, Ess93 and JayWoo all out for a
    spin. Luckily there was no FlyingDutch. I say luckily because for most
    of our time there we were sharing the circuit with a triathlon club on a
    training session. I think the sight of all those tri bars might have
    freaked FD out. I had enough practice on the infamous hairpin bend to
    have a crack at the crit next week. And my speed was about where I
    wanted it to be, 29kmh for the first 20 min, and 31kmh for the second 20
    mins drafting (Ess would use his lack of weight up the hills, I would
    use my abundance of weight going down them). Let's see how long I last
    before being dropped next week.

    DaveB

  17. DaveB said:


    Weather was perfect with me, BT, GPLama, Ess93 and JayWoo all out for a
    spin. Luckily there was no FlyingDutch. I say luckily because for most
    of our time there we were sharing the circuit with a triathlon club on a
    training session. I think the sight of all those tri bars might have
    freaked FD out. I had enough practice on the infamous hairpin bend to
    have a crack at the crit next week. And my speed was about where I
    wanted it to be, 29kmh for the first 20 min, and 31kmh for the second 20
    mins drafting (Ess would use his lack of weight up the hills, I would
    use my abundance of weight going down them). Let's see how long I last
    before being dropped next week.

    DaveB

    Yee-gods!!!

    'luckily' i had done a spoke on my rear wheel on BR59, and hadnt got round to getting a replacement in time (oh, and i slept in)

    might be the tourer tomorrow. hopefully they will have fixed that feckin ol' warra rd stretch...

  18. flyingdutch said:

    'luckily' i had done a spoke on my rear wheel on BR59, and hadnt got
    round to getting a replacement in time

    Heh?! on the Be-arch-i already?

  19. Jay Woo said:


    Heh?! on the Be-arch-i already?

    the protons were off the greenmachine and 18 months old

    i wonder if the added comfort of CF is making me sit more over bumps i would normally stand up on?

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