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Yes! So good. Reminded me to post the route for January.
We're going to Rye (and back)!
A little spicy but I'm sure we can do it. The route also overlaps at two different points, meaning if you want to shorten it to a (quite brief) 20 miles or 60 miles then this is easily done.
Am excited for this one.
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I popped down to Condor when they were fixing stuff the other. Like others have said it's a great initiative and they are such a friendly bunch. Also apologies for my earlier boneheaded comment about return postage - we all have off days (work has been busy alright)
But another shout-out for the quality and intelligence of their materials. Enjoyed their ss jersey in the summer, material and fit wise it's easily my fav. Now that it's winter tho it's like I've fallen in love all over again - the combination of cut and warm but lightweight materials makes getting out in the cold so nice. I let a friend borrow an older pricey softshell to tide her over while she finds her road cycling feet and it felt like a canvas tarp compared to my albion insulated gilet and jacket. I haven't done a long ride in a few months and was trying to schedule my audaxes for next year and getting a little nervous. Doing a kit check of what I'd need over the coming year gave me a nice bump of confidence thinking I'd be able to stay warm but not weighed down over some of the longer stuff I've got coming up
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BTW lovely bike @samrensho
Don't mess with ahead stems, the one piece is very nice. If it's the right dimensions you'd only be spending money on a downgrade
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Right it's overall more reasonable now! A lovely climb past the girls school at the start but then some flatter stuff between Crowhurst and Edenbridge, and then Pilgrims and Berry's Green / Downe back to Hays for coffee at Panagua. No more south face of Toys, no Star Hill.
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/45065903
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Is that Jackass Lane? Barely counts as paved!