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my Strava segment up Saintbury was just under 13 minutes ,I aim to get around 9 minutes by the end of the year and down to under 12 stone
Or truthfully beat my brothers time because thats what really matters
Its a 9% average gradient with 18% sections

Perkles wrote:my Strava segment up Saintbury was just under 13 minutes ,I aim to get around 9 minutes by the end of the year and down to under 12 stone
Or truthfully beat my brothers time because thats what really matters
Its a 9% average gradient with 18% sections

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I might get the tredder off the trainer rig and use outside.....

That's quite an improvement required but I'm sure you've got that covered, Perks!

I'm a bit gutted.. I was hoping I would get the certificate through straight away for the CycleScheme and I'd be expecting the bike delivery next week but I won't get the certificate until June and then I'll be hopefully receiving the bike 18 days after that. It's also when I'm supposed to be on my honeymoon but I am 99% sure that's getting cancelled.

I've lost 1 stone in 2 weeks by diet alone so I could really use a bike to start some cardio. I can't run with these wobbly knees.

ive lost over 1/2 stone and about an 1, 1/2" off my waist

Nice going! I'm now very comfortably in the belt notch I've been using and my stomach is flatter. Probably going into the next notch next week.

Perkles wrote:ive lost over 1/2 stone and about an 1, 1/2" off my waist

So long as it's not off your cock. That would be a disaster

Strava is fecking brilliant to track your improvement ,I would recommend it to anybody who is starting cycling or running

He got it caught in the derailleur.. II think he can afford to lose an inch

Kwacky wrote:

Perkles wrote:ive lost over 1/2 stone and about an 1, 1/2" off my waist

So long as it's not off your cock. That would be a disaster

I agree and nurse Jan would be mortified with anything less than 10"

Perkles wrote:my Strava segment up Saintbury was just under 13 minutes ,I aim to get around 9 minutes by the end of the year and down to under 12 stone
Or truthfully beat my brothers time because thats what really matters
Its a 9% average gradient with 18% sections

Admit it,. You're scared I'll thrash you once I'm back on two wheels.

MV up Saintbury between the trees would sound so nice ,

your chain came this morning I will get it fitted later today

Some of those small roads around Saintbury look better suited to the Honda.

Kwacky wrote:Some of those small roads around Saintbury look better suited to the Honda.

the snowshill manor road is beautiful and perfect for your Honda,
Ive decided im going to do the Saintbury and Snowshill Manor climbs in one ride on Saturday so around 70 - 80 miles from home

Enjoyed a very nice recovery ride today, bit quicker than it should be.

Bike feels a lot not comfortable for the changes, thanks perkles for all the tips.

Today's learning was tyre pressures, they make a hell of a difference to the comfort of the ride with they're right.

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A couple of photos of my bike ride today. The view of the field you might just be able to see there were about 100 wild deer in a herd in the field. It was a beautiful spring day away from the traffic.

D6Nutz wrote:Enjoyed a very nice recovery ride today, bit quicker than it should be.

Bike feels a lot not comfortable for the changes, thanks perkles for all the tips.

Today's learning was tyre pressures, they make a hell of a difference to the comfort of the ride with they're right.

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well done Nutz I can see improvement there ,you need to accept me as a contact on Strava

duke63 wrote:

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A couple of photos of my bike ride today. The view of the field you might just be able to see there were about 100 wild deer in a herd in the field. It was a beautiful spring day away from the traffic.

the chase ?

Perkles wrote:

D6Nutz wrote:Enjoyed a very nice recovery ride today, bit quicker than it should be.

Bike feels a lot not comfortable for the changes, thanks perkles for all the tips.

Today's learning was tyre pressures, they make a hell of a difference to the comfort of the ride with they're right.

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well done Nutz I can see improvement there ,you need to accept me as a contact on Strava

Ahem sorry, done now.

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Perkles wrote:

duke63 wrote:

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A couple of photos of my bike ride today. The view of the field you might just be able to see there were about 100 wild deer in a herd in the field. It was a beautiful spring day away from the traffic.

the chase ?

No exactly its called Teddesley Hay, its opposite where the Chase starts but much of it is private land.