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Re: Our first 50k ride

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  1. in message <[email hidden]>, Steph Peters

    (') said:

    Trouble is this route goes past
    my favourite supermarket.  I went in for one thing to take home and a
    cold bottle of fruit juice, and came out with about 4kg of shopping. 
    I really must stop going in there at the end of a long ride; the last
    few miles are always the hardest and a full pannier really doesn't
    help.

    Solution: don't take a pannier (or any spare storage device) and then
    you won't be tempted.

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  2. Simon Brooke of gradually deteriorating said:

    in message <[email hidden]>, Steph Peters

    (') said:

    Trouble is this route goes past
    my favourite supermarket.  I went in for one thing to take home and a
    cold bottle of fruit juice, and came out with about 4kg of shopping. 
    I really must stop going in there at the end of a long ride; the last
    few miles are always the hardest and a full pannier really doesn't
    help.

    Solution: don't take a pannier (or any spare storage device) and then
    you won't be tempted.

    Have to get myself something a bit smaller for cool tool, lock, pump, spare
    tube and lunch then.

    Or get more organised so that everything I wanted was on the shopping list
    for DH, instead of only part of it ;-) Or take DH out cycling to carry the
    luggage ;;-)
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  3. "Steph Peters" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Or get more organised so that everything I wanted was on the shopping list
    for DH, instead of only part of it ;-) Or take DH out cycling to carry the
    luggage ;;-)

    Indeed that is what DHs are for!

    Cheers, helen s

  4. wafflycat' wafflesATv21netDOTcoDOTuk of said:


    "Steph Peters" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    Or get more organised so that everything I wanted was on the shopping list
    for DH, instead of only part of it ;-) Or take DH out cycling to carry the
    luggage ;;-)

    Indeed that is what DHs are for!

    And punctures! The puncture fairy paid a visit on Monday night, and because
    I was late on Tuesday I walked briskly to work instead of riding. Managed
    to sweet talk DH into fixing it while I went on a beer and curry night out
    with the guys from work. He got his own back though by not putting the
    wheel back in quite right. It's so embarrassing sprawling all over the road
    in front of the neighbours when I fell off.
    --
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    Steph Peters delete invalid from [email hidden]
    Tatting, lace & stitching page <http://www.sandbenders.demon.co.uk/index.htm>

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