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thanks so much for manning the bbq, Huge. i can't believe you hardly ate anything, though. that's terrible!
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hey. i'll take the rapha sportwool shirt.
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well done everyone! gutted i'd missed this.
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cheap lo pro in the US:
looks like kitty had an accident on the bottom bracket.
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no edit option?
bottom right of your post is a tiny gray 'edit'. click on delete once you're in and presto.
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Happy birthday, Jay! All the best.
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crap how do delete that post
edit the post and delete everything in it.
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It rains a lot apparently... according to my portuguese colleague. But who cares? It's got a roof! That place looks awesome. Let's sort out a weekend away. If we can hire track bikes there we won't have the logistics hell of persuading easyjet to take 20 bikes over.
the rain is what makes Porto, though. and a forum trip sounds very very good.
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the so called "Portuguese custard tarts"
best place for custard tarts ever. the last time i went, i had 8.
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"pasteis de belem"
THAT I understood as well.
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I might be heading to Portugal in august, so will definitely check it out if i go. very exciting stuff. am hoping to catch the tour of portugal as well.
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fantastic! another good reason to head to Porto. do you know when it opens?
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holy crap, Scott! that sounds like an epic ride. massive applause to both you and TB!
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excellent work! i remember you on the dunwich dynamo thinking that i've never seen a Wilkinson frame before. now i know why!
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B.
prefer the darker green. although both are quite nice.
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for 120 miles i carried seeds and stale bread and i was greeted by that sign. you can understand my grumpyness.
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Gilbert and George walking down Brick Lane yesterday on the way to the Southend ride meeting point. Said "Good Morning" and was enthusiastically greeting with the same. Such gentlemen.
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Thank you everyone for a lovely ride. Always good to meet people off the forum. The music at the vintage fair was fantastic (particularly the instrumental version of "My Heart Will Go On").
Until the next one.
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right. SOUTH posse.
i will meet anyone heading to the polo courts by the south side of tower bridge, right by the last bit of green space to your left. there's a tall gray and orange building that used to be "Coffee @Tower Bridge" (now another coffee place) with a little turn in. i'll be there at 8:15. that should give us enough time to head up brick lane, grab a bagel and go to the polo courts. i'll be on a black colnago.
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Souths people: where do you all want to meet. to get to the polo court for 8:30, should we say 8am just off old kent road somewhere? any suggestions? or at the foot of tower bridge?
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to save and review the data from the Garmin 705, use SportsTracks software, and pay for a few plugins especially the power analysis plugin.
Much better than the Garmin software.
I use Bikely to map the route, save the gpx file, and then open the gpx file in BikeRouteToaster and save the generated tcx file to the Garmin. It then appears as a Training Course.
For new long rides I occasionally use the gpx file to 'fly' the route in Google Earthwhen you map your route in bikely, do you use auto-routing? and then export to gpx and upload that gpx to BRT and export to tcx?
sorry for the long-winded question. i'm just trying to make sense to the garmin's routing function as well.
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- Jonny
- adoubletap
- fred
- wools
- willski
- furious tiles
- MrSmyth
- Sainsburys Ed
- Soul
- Dammit
- Fenella (possibly)
- tika
- teenslain (fuck it! If the move goes smoothly and I'm allowed out afterwards)
- dommyracer
- wibble
- andyp (I'll bore you with minutae from the route having ridden it the Monday before!)
- Object
- hoops
- Holmes81(need to check what else is planned, should be ok)
- Dov
- Leanne
- Aroogah
- Hovis Brown
- Jonny
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Incredible effort, Charlotte. Absolutely amazing!
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the beige jersey?