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  1. Just enjoyed the ride in SO much this morning I felt a post was in order :-)

    The first dry, warm morning for quite a while - i was waterproofless and it felt brilliant... Also I
    encountered the rarest of rare things this monring.... a TAILWIND! I didnt think they existed!

    It felt the whole world was with me whilst i rode into work listening to the melodic chimes of The
    Thrills. I couldve rode another 8 miles!

    Ahhhh i feel all relaxed now and ready for the ride home :-) just hope there is no wind and
    its dryish!

    Lee

  2. Lee said:

    Just enjoyed the ride in SO much this morning I felt a post was in order :-)

    The first dry, warm morning for quite a while - i was waterproofless and it felt brilliant... Also
    I encountered the rarest of rare things this monring.... a TAILWIND! I didnt think they existed!

    It felt the whole world was with me whilst i rode into work listening to the melodic chimes of The
    Thrills. I couldve rode another 8 miles!

    Ahhhh i feel all relaxed now and ready for the ride home :-) just hope there is no wind and
    its dryish!

    Lee

    I had the opposite, probably the wettest ride home ever. Just after the thunder and lightning,
    cycling up hill into the wind avoiding the hailstone drifts and the rivers of water flowing down the
    road. The rain was so heavy running down my face I couldn't breath through my nose.

    When I got home my wife had kindly opened the garage door for me. I put the bike away and went to
    close the door and that was when I got the biggest soaking of the day, all the water on top of the
    door came straight down on me.
    --
    Mark

    After thinking long about a signature I've decided not to bother.

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    I had the opposite, probably the wettest ride home ever. Just after the thunder and lightning,
    cycling up hill into the wind avoiding the hailstone drifts and the rivers of water flowing down
    the road. The rain was so heavy running down my face I couldn't breath through my nose.

    When I got home my wife had kindly opened the garage door for me. I put the bike away and went to
    close the door and that was when I got the biggest soaking of the day, all the water on top of the
    door came straight down on me.
    --
    Mark

    After thinking long about a signature I've decided not to bother.

    Oh dear! If it makes you feel any better, my ride home was atrocious. Discovered ANOTHER (thats 4 in
    2 weeks) puncture to my rear wheel - quick ride to Halfords, changed, new tyre etc. then ride home
    as fast as possible as had to be somewhere that night - record time home im sure, but the wind was
    against me (REALLY REALLY against me) and stupid parking and peds didnt help matters - so i had a
    nice relaxing ride in but felt like an axe murderer when i got home!

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