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Leyland Brothers ride (BR6)

 
 
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Old 22-07.-2004, 12:21 PM   #1
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Sunday 25.7.04
7:20am at shoppingtown
Head east along Doncaster road to Warrandyte Rd and then out to Kangaroo Ground way

People with new pedals to wait for the rest of us at the top of hills
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Old 22-07.-2004, 02:03 PM   #2
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Sunday 25.7.04
7:20am at shoppingtown
Head east along Doncaster road to Warrandyte Rd and then out to Kangaroo Ground way

People with new pedals to wait for the rest of us at the top of hills

pony up people...
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Old 22-07.-2004, 02:10 PM   #3
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I think they've all rejected the name of the ride. Personally.... I don't like it either.
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Old 22-07.-2004, 02:19 PM   #4
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I think they've all rejected the name of the ride. Personally.... I don't like it either.

half the idea was to challenge them to come up with something better...

TourDeRoundabout ?
'AlpeDueEast' (i like that one...)
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Old 22-07.-2004, 03:32 PM   #5
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"flyingdutch" <flyingdutch.19s4ia@no-mx.forums.cyclingforums.com> wrote in
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> flyingdutch Wrote:
> > Sunday 25.7.04
> > 7:20am at shoppingtown
> > Head east along Doncaster road to Warrandyte Rd and then out to
> > Kangaroo Ground way
> >
> > People with new pedals to wait for the rest of us at the top of hills
> >

> pony up people...
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> --
> flyingdutch


gday,
whats the ave speed like?
I've been interested in joining since BR3 but i saw a mention of 67kph on
the flat and my hopes faded quicker than you can say "dropped"

Would there be any objection to me tagging along for as long as possible and
then just leaving me behind? I dont want to be holding ppl up is all


 
Old 22-07.-2004, 03:49 PM   #6
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gday,
whats the ave speed like?
I've been interested in joining since BR3 but i saw a mention of 67kph on
the flat and my hopes faded quicker than you can say "dropped"

Would there be any objection to me tagging along for as long as possible and
then just leaving me behind? I dont want to be holding ppl up is all


Average speed has been fairly consistently around the 25-26kph mark

ignore the 67kph on the flat. that was moi getting abit excoited after along downhill (so cheating )

Hope to see you there
Can you give a description so we dont shout out "Hay you jimmy" at everyone on a bike
cheers
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Old 22-07.-2004, 04:26 PM   #7
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> Dej Wrote:
> >
> >
> > gday,
> > whats the ave speed like?
> > I've been interested in joining since BR3 but i saw a mention of 67kph
> > on
> > the flat and my hopes faded quicker than you can say "dropped"
> >
> > Would there be any objection to me tagging along for as long as
> > possible and
> > then just leaving me behind? I dont want to be holding ppl up is all

>
> Average speed has been fairly consistently around the 25-26kph mark
>
> ignore the 67kph on the flat. that was moi getting abit excoited after
> along downhill (so cheating )
>
> Hope to see you there
> Can you give a description so we dont shout out "Hay you jimmy" at
> everyone on a bike
> cheers
> FD
>
>
> --
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Ah ok
yep i'll be wearing a red and black jersey with CSIRO logo on the back
i have a white & blue peugeot roadie


 
Old 22-07.-2004, 05:51 PM   #8
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Ah ok
yep i'll be wearing a red and black jersey with CSIRO logo on the back
i have a white & blue peugeot roadie


white and Blue Peugeot?
not Hippy's alter ego are you?
(the evil hill-climbin hippy :rolleyes

forecast is getting better for Sunday too :-)
might treat everyone to my hairy legs
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Old 22-07.-2004, 06:24 PM   #9
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"flyingdutch" <flyingdutch.19sf5m@no-mx.forums.cyclingforums.com
> white and Blue Peugeot?
> not Hippy's alter ego are you?
> (the evil hill-climbin hippy :rolleyes


;-)

> forecast is getting better for Sunday too :-)
> might treat everyone to my hairy legs


I might have to miss ANOTHER one! :-( :-( :-(

but.. there is an upside.. if my work overtime helps
win a contract.. I get a nice thing called "more money".

hippy


 
Old 22-07.-2004, 07:24 PM   #10
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"flyingdutch" <flyingdutch.19sf5m@no-mx.forums.cyclingforums.com
> white and Blue Peugeot?
> not Hippy's alter ego are you?
> (the evil hill-climbin hippy :rolleyes


;-)

> forecast is getting better for Sunday too :-)
> might treat everyone to my hairy legs


I might have to miss ANOTHER one! :-( :-( :-(

but.. there is an upside.. if my work overtime helps
win a contract.. I get a nice thing called "more money".

hippy

looking forward to it, wasnt there last week so must put in a big effort this week......
lets go for 85km down "Fruit Shop Hill"
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Old 22-07.-2004, 09:59 PM   #11
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"Dej" <dejonica@n.o.5p4M.dejonica.com> wrote in message
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> gday,
> whats the ave speed like?
> I've been interested in joining since BR3 but i saw a mention of 67kph on
> the flat and my hopes faded quicker than you can say "dropped"
>
> Would there be any objection to me tagging along for as long as possible

and
> then just leaving me behind? I dont want to be holding ppl up is all
>
>

From what I have seen so far, from BR4, (but not during BR5 due to lack of
numbers) even if you get dropped we'll wait for you at the top of the last
climb on the old Warrandyte road. Even if you should drop off the back
after that, the bunch comes back together again once it gets back into
suburbia. It's really only on the climbs that the bunch tends to fragment a
bit. So Yes come along and give it a go.

Geoff


 
Old 22-07.-2004, 10:05 PM   #12
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> "flyingdutch" <flyingdutch.19sf5m@no-mx.forums.cyclingforums.com
> > white and Blue Peugeot?
> > not Hippy's alter ego are you?
> > (the evil hill-climbin hippy :rolleyes

>
> ;-)
>
> > forecast is getting better for Sunday too :-)
> > might treat everyone to my hairy legs

>
> I might have to miss ANOTHER one! :-( :-( :-(
>
> but.. there is an upside.. if my work overtime helps
> win a contract.. I get a nice thing called "more money".
>
> hippy
>


Did the thought of flyingdutch's hairy legs have any influence on making the
decision to work instead of ride? ;-)

Geoff


 
Old 23-07.-2004, 07:57 AM   #13
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"Geoff" <ggoodyear@NOSPAMlabyrinth.net.au> wrote in message
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> Did the thought of flyingdutch's hairy legs have any influence on

making the
> decision to work instead of ride? ;-)


hehe.. nah I can handle the hairy leg thing..
even FD's :-)

If we win this contract, it could mean a new
bike - a 'nice' new bike.. or the 200mm f2.8
lens I want for sports shooting...
I'll give up a weekend for that.

hippy


 
Old 23-07.-2004, 08:13 AM   #14
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If we win this contract, it could mean a new
bike - a 'nice' new bike.. or the 200mm f2.8
lens I want for sports shooting...
I'll give up a weekend for that.

hippy


ask yourself one question:
How much faster will that lense make you?
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Old 25-07.-2004, 10:52 AM   #15
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> Sunday 25.7.04
> 7:20am at shoppingtown
> Head east along Doncaster road to Warrandyte Rd and then out to
> Kangaroo Ground way
>
> People with new pedals to wait for the rest of us at the top of hills
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>
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for whatever reason, i thought it was an 8am start
anyway, i got there about 7:45, left doncaster at 8:10 thinking i'd stuffed
up the time/meeting place and headed out to williamsons rd? down to porter
st, to warrandyte, then left over the bridge to kangaroo ground..
got a slow leak in the rear tube heading up the hills and had to stop every
10 mins to pump up the tyre..
made it to just between eltham and doncaster when i was pumping up the tyre
and the valve snapped off
the wife support crew was asleep and i'd only bought patches, no tube..

next time, i'll open my eyes and read the meeting instructions more
carefully


 
 


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