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You can all turn up if you want to, a la Skully, as it's on open roads these days, tfl won't let them close roads off ...
I went last year in an official capacity I must add..., and just as James says it's a long way from the first one... Forum-wise that weekend is all about the Thundercrit gig.
Peace and love to all cyclists...
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Greetings folks,
I volunteered yesterday and spent the day helping them with their move.
What a great day that was. Removing anything we could from the walls at the old shop, moving things to the new shop. All mucking in, great banter, great vibes...
We had fish and chip lunch
I had a very good night's sleep
Yes Cornelius the new shop is / will be lovely and is absolutely HUGE.
The day was as always pure Brixton Cycles Gold...
New place should be opening in mid February - bit at a time....
Peace and Love,
Tim -
Oh no....
What sad news...
What a great bloke...
My favourite Wayne memory is being passed by him on my way to Dunwich a few years ago. He was with the CS Grupetto massive, we chatted along the lanes of deepest darkest Essex until the inevitable dropping of me by him occurred. Only for us to be re-united again at Dunwich where the CS massive shouted 'do a skid' in unison - the ultimate LFGSS welcome to Dunwich !
Peace and love to his family and friends.
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PeaceBrother Wayne....
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Greetings folks,
The journalist Zoe Williams regularly walks past my workplace and if I see her we chat. She wrote an article about him in the Guardian earlier in 2015.
When he came a cropper with moped-gate, by chance I bumped in to Zoe and explained what had happened to him how he was back on a trike peddling one legged around a track in Milton Keynes, but hoped to continue... She said how amazing that was and whatever happened he had 'the moral victory'.
Hearing the news, that phrase comes back to me...
What a great bloke, what an amazing effort...
Peace and love,
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They've done it !!!
£41,330
Site says
'Overfunding
WOW! Thank you to everyone who has supported the campaign so far!
While our initial target will help us move to our new home, we still need to kit it out, not to mention paying rent & salaries while we get set up.
Further funding will help us get off to the best possible start and increase our sustainability for the future, so if you are yet to pledge, we still need you!
Please keep the support rolling, keep spreading the word & let's #savebrixtoncycles for good! Thank you.'
Well done folks.......
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Greetings and love folks,
I went to watch stage 7 - Fakenham to Ipswich on Saturday.
I watched it live on telly and then stepped out of the door in Hadleigh to watch. Bit surreal really never been in a position to step outside and then enter the program I have been watching on telly.
Here is the breakaway group of three - their lead was down to about a minute and the peleton were in hot pursuit.
Really great crowds along the route. Seems a great race which really shows off all of this green and pleasant land we live in. Reading in papers though riders and teams unhappy about all the distances they have had to travel in between stages.
Still Allez Allez all the way.
Peace and love,
Tim -
Greetings Legends of the Track...,
Well what a lovely day on Saturday..... Well done Laner, Mands and all the other lovely organisers - you did an absolutely fantastic job.
Was just taking it all in from just beyond the finishing line.....
Now I couldn't help notice that there seemed to be a lot of upside down crosses, 666 and all that sort of thing going on . I had an at length conversation with MA3K about this, and he explained to me that it is an antidote to the Dulwich Paragon, Rapha type of serious roadie style....That is fine by me as it is a free country. I just hope you know what you are dealing with....
People who missed it - where were you ?
Peace and love,
Tim -
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Greetings folks,
This is my first telling off by the lovely Bruce....
Now then the tweed run used to operate as an all moving together ride, a la critical mass. Marshalls corking all the junctions so everyone moved as one. That is my reference to 'roads being closed'...
This is now no longer the case. You are now in amongst the moving traffic with people moving not all as one to the next tea / lunch stop. Last year I witnessed many people arriving and meeting their mates and joining the ride - just not being able to get a cup of tea or picnic with the official tweed punters. Joining people is just a phone call away these days after all. That is my reference to 'You can all turn up if you want to'...
Bruce is a lovely person - if you are on this ride, please obey what he asks you to do.
Rides change, the forum changes. That's life...
Peace and love,
Tim