Beacon Burst 9th Feb

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Beacon Burst 9th Feb

Post by AdeR » 06 Feb 2025 11:31

Ok change of plan. Sunday 9th Feb I will lead a burst 60 miles and not too lumpy. A bit like last week's route but with an extra loop. No caf stop - straight round & back home. There's no cyclocross on the telly - so back to the normal start time of 9:10 from the Black Horse.
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Re: Beacon Burst 8th Feb

Post by Carl_Williams » 06 Feb 2025 13:42

Hi Ade,
Looking at the forecast you may want your 'cross tyres! I can't make this weekend but may go looking for bergs on Saturday after walking the skinny hound.
Why stand when you can sit, why sit when you can lie, why lie when you can sleep. Brian Robinson

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Re: Beacon Burst 8th Feb

Post by AdeR » 07 Feb 2025 11:14

Carl_Williams wrote:
06 Feb 2025 13:42
Hi Ade,
Looking at the forecast you may want your 'cross tyres! I can't make this weekend but may go looking for bergs on Saturday after walking the skinny hound.
Indeed - the forecast looks much better for Sunday a.m. Have changed plans. Have a good weekend & watch this space!

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Re: Beacon Burst 9th Feb

Post by laurence_cooley » 07 Feb 2025 16:31

I was planning on joining you again, Ade, but I managed to fall off a couple of hundred metres from the end of a ride yesterday and having thought that I was just a bit bruised and telling several people "at least I didn't break my collarbone", I've been to the QE today and it turns out that I have broken my collarbone, so that's me out for a while... :roll:

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Re: Beacon Burst 9th Feb

Post by Carl_Williams » 07 Feb 2025 19:16

Oh no that’s rough luck Laurence.
At least you’ll be back raring to go when the weather has improved.
I’ve a basic turbo not being used if you’d like it for when you can get back on a bike to keep your legs turning.
Why stand when you can sit, why sit when you can lie, why lie when you can sleep. Brian Robinson

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Re: Beacon Burst 9th Feb

Post by AdeR » 07 Feb 2025 21:01

Oh NO!! That's terrible luck. How long did they say - 6 weeks?

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Re: Beacon Burst 9th Feb

Post by laurence_cooley » 08 Feb 2025 11:18

Yeah, about that, depending on whether I end up needing an op. :?

Thanks, Carl. I do actually have a turbo that I might try to get reacquainted with when the time comes.

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Re: Beacon Burst 9th Feb

Post by Carl_Williams » 10 Feb 2025 09:51

A chilly, damp, mucky ride and my longest UK outing for a while. Down to Bidford and over the Avon before turning back into a cold NE.
Ade & I separated just before Preston Bagot so I went ahead through Lowsonford, up Bushwood, back down to Danzey, up to Tanworth, Weatheroak and through the Icknield Ford.

Chuffed with a winter 101km total in Belgian conditions so hopefully good prep for Gent - Wevelgem.
Why stand when you can sit, why sit when you can lie, why lie when you can sleep. Brian Robinson

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Re: Beacon Burst 9th Feb

Post by AdeR » 10 Feb 2025 11:52

Carl_Williams wrote:
10 Feb 2025 09:51
A chilly, damp, mucky ride and my longest UK outing for a while. Down to Bidford and over the Avon before turning back into a cold NE.
Ade & I separated just before Preston Bagot so I went ahead through Lowsonford, up Bushwood, back down to Danzey, up to Tanworth, Weatheroak and through the Icknield Ford.

Chuffed with a winter 101km total in Belgian conditions so hopefully good prep for Gent - Wevelgem.
You're going well Carl. Flanders - watch out!

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Re: Beacon Burst 9th Feb

Post by Carl_Williams » 10 Feb 2025 19:28

AdeR wrote:
10 Feb 2025 11:52
Carl_Williams wrote:
10 Feb 2025 09:51
A chilly, damp, mucky ride and my longest UK outing for a while. Down to Bidford and over the Avon before turning back into a cold NE.
Ade & I separated just before Preston Bagot so I went ahead through Lowsonford, up Bushwood, back down to Danzey, up to Tanworth, Weatheroak and through the Icknield Ford.

Chuffed with a winter 101km total in Belgian conditions so hopefully good prep for Gent - Wevelgem.
You're going well Carl. Flanders - watch out!
Well I had 21 more gears than you so it made it easy by comparison!
Why stand when you can sit, why sit when you can lie, why lie when you can sleep. Brian Robinson

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