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Re: RR: 3 Coasts 600

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  1. DL writ:

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    catch up as, like many a motorcyclist, he had omitted to remove the
    padlock from one of his brake discs until progress was rudely
    arrested after some three inches of forward motion.

    [censored]; I'm supposed to be feeble minded *after* the event...

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    an attack of the Dozies, thus it was Pat who copped the lot,
    coming out of the encounter having had his pannier pulled off, >his


    rear mudguard damaged and his parrot mascot half-inched.

    He'll have a sore instep; kicking a 120psi tyre edge-on is like
    playing football with a brick. Mates or no mates, Mr Tetchy would
    have made him the world's first Chav eunuch had he tried again.

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    his gears into the big-big combination. As he runs a


    [censored] etc. I think it was the sotto-voce "Right, trade in for a
    Speedy coming up" that freed it...

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    "[censored]" (this being Pat's description of All Things Irksome)


    [censored] (oh, see what you mean) /(whistles nonchalantly)/

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    was on comparatively skinny Stelvios. With the left one
    having been displaying an alarming wobble in the casing
    ever since the start, I though that, when said wheel /did/
    become enmeshed in the tram tracks,it would be curtains...


    'sOK - had loadsa gaffa tape in the bag, and the spare 355 was still
    alright (only the 559 got trashed). But was due in Cornwall
    mon/tue/wed, so dropped in & picked up some Racers with the new
    'guard.

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    pair of shocking pink arm-warmers.


    Hmm; they're the (well) faded ones. I'll remind you to don shades
    for the unfaded ones.

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    control, it was away to assault Blackstone Edge.

    Where, natch, it started to rain.


    Teach ya to turn into a mountain goat; I thought of you while
    sheltering under the eaves until it passed over.

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    607 km. My first SR, and a National Series one to boot. I was


    Many congratulations; now all we have to do is big youze up for next
    year.

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    Pat, for towing me round half the distance.


    No problem; a pleasure to have your company & help.

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    1 - if Thee Panel knows of a computer which:


    Echo series (www.mikedyason.com); OK over the distances (though as I
    recall it bombed the average on PBP after 1000Km trip, but still
    tracked OK on ride time), but not long wire - run it along the
    cruciform and the sensor mounts on inside of the mudguard support.

    Perhaps we should agitate for a audax version; base units of a
    minute rather than seconds would be more than adequate for what we
    do...

    P.

  2. Quoted message said:

    tracked OK on ride time), but not long wire - run it along the
    cruciform and the sensor mounts on inside of the mudguard support.

    Perhaps we should agitate for a audax version; base units of a
    minute rather than seconds would be more than adequate for what we
    do...

    P.

    You guys could extend the wire could you not ?

  3. Quoted message said:

    tracked OK on ride time), but not long wire - run it along the
    cruciform and the sensor mounts on inside of the mudguard support.

    Perhaps we should agitate for a audax version; base units of a
    minute rather than seconds would be more than adequate for what we
    do...

    P.

    You guys could extend the wire could you not ?

  4. In article <[email hidden]>,

    MSeries () said:


    Quoted message said:

    tracked OK on ride time), but not long wire - run it along the
    cruciform and the sensor mounts on inside of the mudguard support.

    Perhaps we should agitate for a audax version; base units of a
    minute rather than seconds would be more than adequate for what we
    do...

    P.

    You guys could extend the wire could you not ?

    Some wires are easier than others. I extended an Avocet one with a
    piece of bell wire, but to do so with a Cateye Astrale requires a
    scanning electron microscope :-)

    --
    Dave Larrington - <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/>
    We had that Maurits C. Escher in to do some building work once. I
    haven't been able to leave the house since.

  5. In article <[email hidden]>,

    MSeries () said:


    Quoted message said:

    tracked OK on ride time), but not long wire - run it along the
    cruciform and the sensor mounts on inside of the mudguard support.

    Perhaps we should agitate for a audax version; base units of a
    minute rather than seconds would be more than adequate for what we
    do...

    P.

    You guys could extend the wire could you not ?

    Some wires are easier than others. I extended an Avocet one with a
    piece of bell wire, but to do so with a Cateye Astrale requires a
    scanning electron microscope :-)

    --
    Dave Larrington - <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/>
    We had that Maurits C. Escher in to do some building work once. I
    haven't been able to leave the house since.

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