Jack Flash Posted 9 July, 2015 Share Posted 9 July, 2015 Me and partner are soon to take part in the transcontinental race. We're petetallboy and loo loo on Strava for those that use it. Starting in Geraadsbergen in Belgium at midnight on the 24/25 of July with the finish on the banks of the Bosphorus in Istanbul. Theres no set route and absolutely no support, you have to find your own way and fend for yourself. There are 4 checkpoints you have to visit on the way though. No1 is at the summit of mt ventoux, 2 the strada dell'assietta (the gravel road on this years giro) 3 is the town of Vukovar and 4 is the top of mt Lovcen in Montenegro. This will mean traveling through 11 countries, Belgium,France,Italy,Slovenia,Croatia,Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania,Macedonia,Greece and finally Turkey. Total distance is about 2600 miles and we're both pretty nervous about it. If anyone is interested and on Twitter I'll be doing updates when I can . Twitter names @petetallboymtb @milliethedog Wish us luck! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
View From The Top Posted 9 July, 2015 Author Share Posted 9 July, 2015 Me and partner are soon to take part in the transcontinental race. We're petetallboy and loo loo on Strava for those that use it. Starting in Geraadsbergen in Belgium at midnight on the 24/25 of July with the finish on the banks of the Bosphorus in Istanbul. Theres no set route and absolutely no support, you have to find your own way and fend for yourself. There are 4 checkpoints you have to visit on the way though. No1 is at the summit of mt ventoux, 2 the strada dell'assietta (the gravel road on this years giro) 3 is the town of Vukovar and 4 is the top of mt Lovcen in Montenegro. This will mean traveling through 11 countries, Belgium,France,Italy,Slovenia,Croatia,Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania,Macedonia,Greece and finally Turkey. Total distance is about 2600 miles and we're both pretty nervous about it. If anyone is interested and on Twitter I'll be doing updates when I can . Twitter names @petetallboymtb @milliethedog Wish us luck! Tip top. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Winnersaint Posted 14 July, 2015 Share Posted 14 July, 2015 Me and partner are soon to take part in the transcontinental race. We're petetallboy and loo loo on Strava for those that use it. Starting in Geraadsbergen in Belgium at midnight on the 24/25 of July with the finish on the banks of the Bosphorus in Istanbul. Theres no set route and absolutely no support, you have to find your own way and fend for yourself. There are 4 checkpoints you have to visit on the way though. No1 is at the summit of mt ventoux, 2 the strada dell'assietta (the gravel road on this years giro) 3 is the town of Vukovar and 4 is the top of mt Lovcen in Montenegro. This will mean traveling through 11 countries, Belgium,France,Italy,Slovenia,Croatia,Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania,Macedonia,Greece and finally Turkey. Total distance is about 2600 miles and we're both pretty nervous about it. If anyone is interested and on Twitter I'll be doing updates when I can . Twitter names @petetallboymtb @milliethedog Wish us luck! Best of luck to both of you Look forward to seeing how you progress if you are able to upload to Strava. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jack Flash Posted 14 July, 2015 Share Posted 14 July, 2015 Hopefully will be able to update strava when we find some free WiFi. Really looking forward to getting going but am also really apprehensive as it's way more than I've ever done before. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
View From The Top Posted 14 July, 2015 Author Share Posted 14 July, 2015 Spent 2 days off my tits on liquid morphine and cocodamol. Can't believe I didn't break anything bar my rear wheel which is currently being repaired. Still on crutches and meds and out of the RN championships in pompey. Really fancied myself in my age group as well. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Winnersaint Posted 14 July, 2015 Share Posted 14 July, 2015 Still on crutches and meds and out of the RN championships in pompey. Really fancied myself in my age group as well. Yeah but look on the bright side at least you don't have to go that smelly ****hole and run the risk of being mugged for your Merckx by some scumbags who cant spell./ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Special K Posted 16 July, 2015 Share Posted 16 July, 2015 Me and partner are soon to take part in the transcontinental race. We're petetallboy and loo loo on Strava for those that use it. Starting in Geraadsbergen in Belgium at midnight on the 24/25 of July with the finish on the banks of the Bosphorus in Istanbul. Theres no set route and absolutely no support, you have to find your own way and fend for yourself. There are 4 checkpoints you have to visit on the way though. No1 is at the summit of mt ventoux, 2 the strada dell'assietta (the gravel road on this years giro) 3 is the town of Vukovar and 4 is the top of mt Lovcen in Montenegro. This will mean traveling through 11 countries, Belgium,France,Italy,Slovenia,Croatia,Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania,Macedonia,Greece and finally Turkey. Total distance is about 2600 miles and we're both pretty nervous about it. If anyone is interested and on Twitter I'll be doing updates when I can . Twitter names @petetallboymtb @milliethedog Wish us luck! Wow!! Best of luck with that - serious stuff! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Special K Posted 16 July, 2015 Share Posted 16 July, 2015 Cheers for the comments. London to Barcelona! That's quite a trip, are you going to go for it? Think so, stug. Will be a big old challenge, but fun too. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
View From The Top Posted 16 July, 2015 Author Share Posted 16 July, 2015 1st ride since the crash, a gentle 50km. A little tender in the hip and not able to get out of the saddle but not as bad as expected. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Red Alert Posted 16 July, 2015 Share Posted 16 July, 2015 Well done VFtT, you will be back at full strength in no time. I had a ride home from work today, the whole way I was moaning to myself. Feeling rubbish, bike being noisy thinking about getting the BB greased etc. Really struggling but get home to see I have set 9 PRs on a route I have done dozens of times, and my fastest ever for the full route home. I really don't understand cycling at all. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Winnersaint Posted 16 July, 2015 Share Posted 16 July, 2015 1st ride since the crash, a gentle 50km. A little tender in the hip and not able to get out of the saddle but not as bad as expected. Good one! Hope your recovery continues quickly. You thought about TT's. looks a bit safer than racing to me. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Saint137 Posted 16 July, 2015 Share Posted 16 July, 2015 Well done VFtT, you will be back at full strength in no time. I had a ride home from work today, the whole way I was moaning to myself. Feeling rubbish, bike being noisy thinking about getting the BB greased etc. Really struggling but get home to see I have set 9 PRs on a route I have done dozens of times, and my fastest ever for the full route home. I really don't understand cycling at all. Yep, its odd that, had the same thing recently - couldn't get comfortable on the bike, felt knackered from the start, loads of PBs Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
View From The Top Posted 16 July, 2015 Author Share Posted 16 July, 2015 Good one! Hope your recovery continues quickly. You thought about TT's. looks a bit safer than racing to me. Judging from my wife's reaction it may well prove to be the compromise position. I'll bin the crit racing but still do road racing and some TTs. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
View From The Top Posted 16 July, 2015 Author Share Posted 16 July, 2015 Good one! Hope your recovery continues quickly. You thought about TT's. looks a bit safer than racing to me. The flip side to that is when you smash a hill or the suchlike and then when you check it's miles off your PB despite it feeling really good and really quick! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CB Saint Posted 17 July, 2015 Share Posted 17 July, 2015 I am such an idiot - went for an easy ride this morning - 40 minutes in I realise I might be able to break the hour for my loop - so I set off like a nutter. 20 minutes later I pull up outside my house, shaking, light headed and close to collapse. Why do I do this to myself? 59 minutes 20 seconds - that why Oh and I got wind of this if anyone has got some spare cash on the hip and wants something really special http://www.veloauctions.co.uk/bicycles/ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
View From The Top Posted 19 July, 2015 Author Share Posted 19 July, 2015 The hip is getting stronger. Another week and I reckon it'll be sorted. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Whitey Grandad Posted 19 July, 2015 Share Posted 19 July, 2015 The hip is getting stronger. Another week and I reckon it'll be sorted. Glad to hear that. That it steady, you don't want a relapse. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
View From The Top Posted 23 July, 2015 Author Share Posted 23 July, 2015 Good hilly session today so should be 100% by the Pyrenees. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jack Posted 25 July, 2015 Share Posted 25 July, 2015 Did a sportive today for the first time, the Mega Meon. Nice scenic route. One of the organisers was after some help with the car parking so did that for a couple of hours then rode for free. I went for the 118.5k standard option which is the furthest I've gone on a ride, and 1400m of climb which is double what I've done before. It's nothing for some of you lot but I feel like I'm improving at a decent rate now. Enjoyed it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
View From The Top Posted 25 July, 2015 Author Share Posted 25 July, 2015 First 100miler since the week before the crash. Bimble down to the club with a club with a couple of the lads, decent enough club ride but was gassing towards the back when the quicks shot off and despite burying myself couldn't close the last 100m. Another 100km with a couple of my usual riding partners with some seriously brutal efforts at full race pace and into the wind before a bimble back from the shop. Legs went pop with about 10km to go so just spin out from there. Nearly 50% at threshold and 13% at anaerobic. Fair to say that the hip is sorted. https://www.strava.com/activities/353687919/segments/8418135588 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
View From The Top Posted 3 August, 2015 Author Share Posted 3 August, 2015 If you ever get the opportunity to ride in France then do so. I've ridden in the north but never the south but it's awesome. Fantastic traffic free roads and any cars give you so much space. That said the 1st 25km of today's ride was the hardest I think I've ever done as hills, including 16% and 20% ramps in 30c heat, nearly killed me. I'm better suited to Spring Classics weather. https://www.strava.com/activities/360207588 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RedAndWhite91 Posted 3 August, 2015 Share Posted 3 August, 2015 If you ever get the opportunity to ride in France then do so. I've ridden in the north but never the south but it's awesome. Fantastic traffic free roads and any cars give you so much space. That said the 1st 25km of today's ride was the hardest I think I've ever done as hills, including 16% and 20% ramps in 30c heat, nearly killed me. I'm better suited to Spring Classics weather. https://www.strava.com/activities/360207588 I've just got a bike, love cycling about and I do it completely non-seriously, I just like to get outside. Think my longest ride so far is 64km. Not concerned with speed or anything but I enjoy just going for an amble. I'd like to cycle Northern France, perhaps from Caen to Cherbourg to do the D-Day beaches and other historical sites along the way. Fair play to you lot going mega distances. Good stuff. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
View From The Top Posted 3 August, 2015 Author Share Posted 3 August, 2015 I've just got a bike, love cycling about and I do it completely non-seriously, I just like to get outside. Think my longest ride so far is 64km. Not concerned with speed or anything but I enjoy just going for an amble. I'd like to cycle Northern France, perhaps from Caen to Cherbourg to do the D-Day beaches and other historical sites along the way. Fair play to you lot going mega distances. Good stuff. Picardy is worth riding around. All the WW1 stuff including The Somme. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RedAndWhite91 Posted 4 August, 2015 Share Posted 4 August, 2015 Picardy is worth riding around. All the WW1 stuff including The Somme. Yeah, the Somme and the WW1 stuff is all on my list of things to do as well! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
View From The Top Posted 5 August, 2015 Author Share Posted 5 August, 2015 Too hot to ride today & wanted to save my legs for a day in the high mountains tomorrow where, depending on the heat and my legs, I'll conquer Col D'Aspin and the Tourlamet, although the Tourmalet is a possibility for Sunday. Poor weather on the high peaks put pay to plans to have a go on Tuesday. I'll do a flat (for around here) loop tomorrow evening as a recovery ride if I get the chance. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
View From The Top Posted 6 August, 2015 Author Share Posted 6 August, 2015 Weather has put pay to my assault on the mountains today. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
View From The Top Posted 9 August, 2015 Author Share Posted 9 August, 2015 Got into the mountains but low thick clouds put pay to my climbing about 1/2 way up. Wasn't prepared to get freezing cold and wet and descend in those conditions. Not going to bother trying again and stick to the brutal Bergs around the locale. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
View From The Top Posted 13 August, 2015 Author Share Posted 13 August, 2015 One of the local clubs has it's open championships this week. I've had a go at 2 20KM TTs, one was supposed to be a hilly 25km TT but a brutal thunderstorm in the late PM felled some trees on the course. Finished 11th and 3rd. The road race is on Sunday, 2 laps of 35km with 1200m of climbing. I'll be missing it I think.Love riding in France. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Winnersaint Posted 14 August, 2015 Share Posted 14 August, 2015 One of the local clubs has it's open championships this week. I've had a go at 2 20KM TTs, one was supposed to be a hilly 25km TT but a brutal thunderstorm in the late PM felled some trees on the course. Finished 11th and 3rd. The road race is on Sunday, 2 laps of 35km with 1200m of climbing. I'll be missing it I think.Love riding in France. Great stuff. Just a shame about the weather curtailing your time in the mountains. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sherminator Posted 14 August, 2015 Share Posted 14 August, 2015 Too hot to ride today & wanted to save my legs for a day in the high mountains tomorrow where, depending on the heat and my legs, I'll conquer Col D'Aspin and the Tourlamet, although the Tourmalet is a possibility for Sunday. Poor weather on the high peaks put pay to plans to have a go on Tuesday. If you're still down there, the Hourquette d'Ancizan is a lovely climb and relatively easy to fit into a loop with Aspin and/or Tourmalet. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Winnersaint Posted 14 August, 2015 Share Posted 14 August, 2015 Just a quick plug for Sunday's ride. Tour of the Candovers, starts and finishes at Robert May's school, Odiham and basically takes in the area between the M3 and A31, going as far south as Alresford before heading northwards via Bentley to the finish. looking forward to it. About 100k. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
View From The Top Posted 14 August, 2015 Author Share Posted 14 August, 2015 Too hot to ride today & wanted to save my legs for a day in the high mountains tomorrow where, depending on the heat and my legs, I'll conquer Col D'Aspin and the Tourlamet, although the Tourmalet is a possibility for Sunday. Poor weather on the high peaks put pay to plans to have a go on Tuesday. If you're still down there, the Hourquette d'Ancizan is a lovely climb and relatively easy to fit into a loop with Aspin and/or Tourmalet. The weather has been pretty poor in the mountains and is again today. Can't say I'm too disappointed as I'm not, nor will I ever be, a climber. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Winnersaint Posted 16 August, 2015 Share Posted 16 August, 2015 Well that's the Tour of The Candovers done and dusted. Nice little ride all told. A few of the country lane descents were a tad gravelly after the rain, and there were a few interesting climbs scattered in there also. Weather was good and even a wasp sting on the head thirty miles in couldn't ruin the day. Congratulations to Odiham cycling Club for a well signed and organised day. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jack Flash Posted 16 August, 2015 Share Posted 16 August, 2015 A quick update from our transcontinental adventure. Starting at midnight in Belgium on cobbles with 200 others, was an experience not to be forgotten. Over the next few days we rode south through France to the first checkpoint, the summit of mt ventoux . Climbing this with a laden bike in 35° was a bit of a challenge. Don't forget we we're carrying all our luggage including tent , sleeping bag, spare clothes and tools. The next checkpoint needed a ride up to Briancon, then up the balcony road to the col de montgenevre. A long drop before the climb up to Sestriere to sign in. The next part involved going over the colle dell finestre, which was the gravel road on this year's giro d'italia. Next was the flat lands of northern italy. The worst riding I've ever done. Boring straight roads, poor road surfaces and mental driving, we were very glad to get to Slovenia. From here we rode east through croatia to vukovar on the banks of the danube with Serbia on the other side. After a night at the hotel that was control 3 we headed south east into Bosnia Herzegovina. The traffic here was horrendous, and we had a bad day as our morale took a beating. A night in a very unfriendly hotel and more bad traffic the next day broke us. We got to Sarajevo and decided to call it a day and get a flight home. It's a decision I really regret. The heat ,tiredness and weariness of concentrating on traffic made us make a poor decision. We should have given it a bit longer as the next section looked a bit quieter. We still did nearly 2000 miles in 14 days which is pretty god going, but still feel a bit sad how it finished. Overall only half of the starters finished. I'm already planning how to do better next time! The experience gained here would stand me in good stead . Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
View From The Top Posted 20 August, 2015 Author Share Posted 20 August, 2015 Does anyone time trial? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Winnersaint Posted 20 August, 2015 Share Posted 20 August, 2015 My next door neighbour does. Sub 24 mins 10 mile, and 62 mins for 25 mile. A lot of the routes I ride include sections of TT courses and I have to confess it sort of motivates me to have a go, which I might do next year. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
View From The Top Posted 23 August, 2015 Author Share Posted 23 August, 2015 201km ride (1900m vertical) yesterday taking in Staffordshire, Warwickshire, Leicstershire, Derbyshire & Staffordshire again. Finished up at a place called Scot Hay which is high up in north Staffs for my lads cricket, it has cracking views across the Cheshire plain. Had planned to ride the 35km back home as well as it was more or less downhill for 25km of the 35km but the intense thunder and lightening put pay to that. Bike went on the wife's car. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Winnersaint Posted 23 August, 2015 Share Posted 23 August, 2015 New bike on the way. Well more than that it's currently in my LBS of choice in a box, a box I've actually touched! So it's a Cervelo R3 which looks like this. http://www.cervelo.com/media/images/15-R3-Ult-560x400-eb127491-289b-4772-b6a4-0510e5a275e3-1-560x400.JPG it's coming with full Ultegra Di2 apart from the compact Rotor 3DF BBright crankset which is standard on a Cervelo and isn't a cheaper option. It will ship with Mavic Aksium wheels, but I'm getting these on it. http://www.mavic.co.uk/sites/default/files/mavic_article/674x724/front/F18501.jpg http://www.mavic.co.uk/sites/default/files/mavic_article/1000x1000/rear/F18501.jpg In the Spring I will look to put these on as an alternative set of more aero hoops. http://www.pezcyclingnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/amclassic-40carbo.jpg Will be built up by Thursday when I go across for final tweaking with the fit. It will have FSA-SLK stem and carbon seatpost and 3T Ergonova carbon bars with Lizard Skins bar tape. Happy days! A real lightweight for a MAMIL who will never do it real justice, but there again it's my retirement gift to me, so I am one happy and expectant bunny. Not sure how I feel about retirement TBH. I've taught for 35 years so going back three days a week as a cover supervisor 3 days a week will be interesting, but in truth I've been out of the classroom for too long so I am quite looking forward to it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Winnersaint Posted 23 August, 2015 Share Posted 23 August, 2015 201km ride (1900m vertical) yesterday taking in Staffordshire, Warwickshire, Leicstershire, Derbyshire & Staffordshire again. Finished up at a place called Scot Hay which is high up in north Staffs for my lads cricket, it has cracking views across the Cheshire plain. Had planned to ride the 35km back home as well as it was more or less downhill for 25km of the 35km but the intense thunder and lightening put pay to that. Bike went on the wife's car. Cracking stuff Dave, I've just cleared 200K since last Sunday over four rides so chapeau to you! Going to hook up, no pun intended, with LBS in Hook to do more group riding. Rode with them last Sunday in Tour of the Candovers. good event if you are in Hampshire in mid-August. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Tour-Of-The-Candovers/832437020166273?sk=photos_stream Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
View From The Top Posted 23 August, 2015 Author Share Posted 23 August, 2015 New bike on the way. Well more than that it's currently in my LBS of choice in a box, a box I've actually touched! So it's a Cervelo R3 which looks like this. http://www.cervelo.com/media/images/15-R3-Ult-560x400-eb127491-289b-4772-b6a4-0510e5a275e3-1-560x400.JPG it's coming with full Ultegra Di2 apart from the compact Rotor 3DF BBright crankset which is standard on a Cervelo and isn't a cheaper option. It will ship with Mavic Aksium wheels, but I'm getting these on it. http://www.mavic.co.uk/sites/default/files/mavic_article/674x724/front/F18501.jpg http://www.mavic.co.uk/sites/default/files/mavic_article/1000x1000/rear/F18501.jpg In the Spring I will look to put these on as an alternative set of more aero hoops. http://www.pezcyclingnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/amclassic-40carbo.jpg Will be built up by Thursday when I go across for final tweaking with the fit. It will have FSA-SLK stem and carbon seatpost and 3T Ergonova carbon bars with Lizard Skins bar tape. Happy days! A real lightweight for a MAMIL who will never do it real justice, but there again it's my retirement gift to me, so I am one happy and expectant bunny. Not sure how I feel about retirement TBH. I've taught for 35 years so going back three days a week as a cover supervisor 3 days a week will be interesting, but in truth I've been out of the classroom for too long so I am quite looking forward to it. Oooooo. Shiney with fast wheels. Nice. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
View From The Top Posted 24 August, 2015 Author Share Posted 24 August, 2015 Guy from our club did a 12hr TT yesterday. Came 4th with 277miles ridden! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Winnersaint Posted 28 August, 2015 Share Posted 28 August, 2015 New bike fitted yesterday. Pick it up after the Bank Holiday. Happy days! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Winnersaint Posted 28 August, 2015 Share Posted 28 August, 2015 Must remember to remove the bar code sticker from the stem when I collect it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
badgerx16 Posted 6 September, 2015 Share Posted 6 September, 2015 Riding over to Longridge tomorrow to watch the Tour of Britain roll past. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Winnersaint Posted 6 September, 2015 Share Posted 6 September, 2015 Got the R3 on Tuesday and on my first ride that afternoon I found that Di2 isn't idiot proof and doesn't necessarily work straight out of the box. Got it sorted yesterday so had the first opportunity to really put it through its paces today. Di2 is fantastic and not one change was missed. Love the idea of keeping you finger on the paddle/button to take it from the middle to the top in short order. Haven't tried the opposite way yet. It has come with a pro compact chainset, that is 52/36 as opposed to 50/34 I am used to. I have a 11-28 out back and there is a bit of a compromise in the middle range gears especially in the big ring, but I'll get used to it. The combination of the wheelset and frame means that it accelerates like hot snot and particularly on the flat or flattish sections holds the speed once up there, maybe "Squoval" tubes do provide the aero saving Cervelo claim. All in all I am mightily impressed with it. The most significant thing I noticed was the fact that when I was done on both rides I just didn't feel the levels of fatigue as I had on my Ridley. Now that's not a porker weight wise but is around a kilo heavier than the R3 and has comparatively thick seat and chain stays., so I have to conclude that the more compliant rear triangle on the Cervelo leaves me less beaten up. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
washsaint Posted 20 September, 2015 Share Posted 20 September, 2015 Got a new Giant Defy (Advanced 2) the other week with disc brakes - incredible for mountain descents in the wet. Then had a bike fit last week - feel like a right idiot! Was getting frustrated that despite fitness being good my speed was not getting better (especially on hills). Turns out my shoes were 2 sizes too big - new shoes and the bike fit and suddenly the bigger hills are nowhere near as challenging and starting to crank it out on the flat! DoH! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Winnersaint Posted 21 September, 2015 Share Posted 21 September, 2015 Happy new bike washsaint, hope you enjoy it as much as I'm enjoying mine! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
washsaint Posted 22 September, 2015 Share Posted 22 September, 2015 oh yeah, Winnersaint........absolutely loving it and would much rather be out on it than at work for sure! Hoping to do Skyline Drive again in a couple of weeks so will be good to see how the bike performs on that! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
View From The Top Posted 25 September, 2015 Author Share Posted 25 September, 2015 Weather id glorious this weekend so kick the tits out of it fellas as it won't last! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
washsaint Posted 25 September, 2015 Share Posted 25 September, 2015 that is one nice bike winnersaint! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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