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It's all about the pain....
Well, that's my TNRC Surrey cherry popped. Difficult ride which make me really happy now that I finish it! Shame that we split up with three of us...I'm sure they had their own fun....
Gav your inner tube explosion in Euston just shows how much lucky you are.
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TNRC Tuesday 25th August 2008 Surrey Hills Ride (train info to come)
train from Waterloo
- Clintsmoker
- jonny
- marcom
Ride Out
1.GROUNDRULES:
Riders' bikes must be in good working order.
Riders must have adequate lighting (normal LEDs don't really cut the mustard) to illuminate road irregularities with plenty of time for safe evasive manoeuvres, and to get home on their own if necessary. If you need glasses/contact lenses, WEAR THEM.
Riders should have spare batteries / lighting in case of emergency. It is also wise to carry the usual puncture repair/ tubes etc.
Riders should familiarise themselves with the advertised route.
Riders should be aware of aggravating train commuters, and be ready to ease the situation with diplomacy / compromise.
Riders should be aware of cars behind and in front. Fall into single file as soon as safely possible. Common advice is NOT to wave traffic through for legal reasons. Better to single up and let the driver decide when to pass.
Riders should have a charged mobile phone and a few other riders numbers.
Riders will produce baked goods on request of TNRC management.
- Clintsmoker
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Back home after another session of good training for my legs. A few difficult moments uphill followed by a nice ride, my first non-flat ride fixed, and i really enjoyed the urban riding as well as avoiding that fucking wanker...
Thanks to everyone who showed up and a special thanks to Simon for putting things together.
P.S. Refreshing pint at the flask...now I'm up for some cosy cosy rest...






can you arrive there at 1pm or 2pm and have a try?