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General Category => Audax => Topic started by: Ian H on 28 August, 2008, 08:24:44 am

Title: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Ian H on 28 August, 2008, 08:24:44 am
so is Mr Toothgrinder, though he probably hasn't noticed.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: frankly frankie on 28 August, 2008, 04:20:05 pm
Your crypticity rating (ratio of Views/Replies) was off the scale so I thought I'd better rectify that for you.

Its still pretty high
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: LittleWheelsandBig on 28 August, 2008, 04:26:16 pm
Hyper Randonneur = getting a Super Randonneur with 4 x 600 is my guess.

Congratulations to you all, too tough for me.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: tonyh on 28 August, 2008, 04:34:53 pm

The Crypticity Rating is beginning to plummet, as the congratulations start flooding in.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: mattc on 28 August, 2008, 04:49:02 pm
Your crypticity rating (ratio of Views/Replies) was off the scale so I thought I'd better rectify that for you.

Its still pretty high

Still at 42, but
Round The Year Randonneurs Log, currently on 40,
will doubtless catch up soon (like, as soon as I hit POST).
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: frere yacker on 28 August, 2008, 06:46:09 pm
Well done hyper ones.  I may be joining you depending on how much I can be arsed to do a 600 in late September.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: teethgrinder on 28 August, 2008, 06:53:59 pm
Well done hyper ones.  I may be joining you depending on how much I can be arsed to do a 600 in late September.

Come on the Middle Road.
Or maybe we can do a 600 the weekend before so I get a warm up.
What's the crypticity rating?
Sounds a bit cryptic to me.
I certainly don't feel very hyper. I'm starting to think about doing some riding again.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Maladict on 28 August, 2008, 07:04:11 pm
Buggrit.

I have completed 3x600 this season.

I am supposed to be taking it easy.  STOP GIVING ME IDEAS.

 ::-)

Annoyingly I DNFd a 600 too.  I think I could've completed it if my heart had been in it.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Tigers Taxi on 28 August, 2008, 07:21:14 pm

I seem to be hyper again!

Andy S
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: frere yacker on 28 August, 2008, 07:49:47 pm
Well done hyper ones.  I may be joining you depending on how much I can be arsed to do a 600 in late September.

Come on the Middle Road.
Or maybe we can do a 600 the weekend before so I get a warm up.

Depends on which bit of the Middle Road - I'm more up for something that avoids flat lands of Lincolnshire etc.  For example, I'm was toying with an out and back to either Hay on Wye or Tiverton from home in Surrey.  Will all depend on how I feel when I get to the other side of a Pyrenean Raid next week.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: teethgrinder on 28 August, 2008, 07:59:23 pm
Well done hyper ones.  I may be joining you depending on how much I can be arsed to do a 600 in late September.

Come on the Middle Road.
Or maybe we can do a 600 the weekend before so I get a warm up.

Depends on which bit of the Middle Road - I'm more up for something that avoids flat lands of Lincolnshire etc.  For example, I'm was toying with an out and back to either Hay on Wye or Tiverton from home in Surrey.  Will all depend on how I feel when I get to the other side of a Pyrenean Raid next week.

Hay on Wye sounds good. Tiverton too, if we can avoid the busy roads.
Assuming we both start from home, where shall we meet up? I'm not sure where abouts in Surrey you are. But how about Membury services?
And which weekend in September?
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: MattH on 28 August, 2008, 08:14:50 pm
Well done all! It makes my knees ache just thinking of all those miles  ;)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Hot Flatus on 28 August, 2008, 08:45:40 pm
My knees are to shagged at the moment to even consider being super  :-[
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: marcus on 29 August, 2008, 07:02:32 am
oooh yes - I seem to be hyper as well. I did my 6th 600+ of the season last weekend and that's definitely the last. Probably.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: tonyh on 29 August, 2008, 07:22:12 am

One of them (Hellfire!!) had only 3 AAA points. Scarcely worth bothering with!

Ongoing congratulations, and thanks for the inspiration (which does help!)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: frere yacker on 29 August, 2008, 09:31:36 am
Hay on Wye sounds good. Tiverton too, if we can avoid the busy roads.
Assuming we both start from home, where shall we meet up? I'm not sure where abouts in Surrey you are. But how about Membury services?
And which weekend in September?

Redhill.  Last weekend in September, if it happens - but lets not make firm plans yet as I may want to take a break from the bike when I get back from a cycling trip next week.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: mattc on 02 September, 2008, 03:31:12 pm
Your crypticity rating (ratio of Views/Replies) was off the scale so I thought I'd better rectify that for you.

Its still pretty high

Still at 42, but
Round The Year Randonneurs Log, currently on 40,
will doubtless catch up soon (like, as soon as I hit POST).

crypticity rating update:
Iddu's topic is staging a late season run at this award. (33 / 0 currently)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Maladict on 02 September, 2008, 03:38:27 pm
Very.

However, more importantly, it's 294km by avoiding highways to Builth Wells from here.  The germ of an idea is formed.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: tonyh on 03 September, 2008, 09:33:27 am
crypticity rating update:
Iddu's topic is staging a late season run at this award. (33 / 0 currently)

And now it's 74 but I'm thinking of spoiling it.
"Ode to a Stronger Rider" might be worth a bump, too.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Ian H on 29 September, 2008, 02:12:15 pm
I've fixed it now.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: simonp on 05 July, 2010, 09:19:49 am
I can joins club now?
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Ian H on 05 July, 2010, 10:56:51 am
You're not listed yet. (http://www.aukweb.net/index2.htm)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: simonp on 05 July, 2010, 01:11:23 pm
You're not listed yet. (http://www.aukweb.net/index2.htm)

Still waiting for validation on the 4 600s I've done (BCM, KSW, Denmead, Border Raid) this season.

I was a bit slow sending my card back to Pam on the Deanmead 600 so it's possible that won't be validated (I've had no communication from Pam to say either way) in which case I'll have to ride the Spa Trek 600 in September.

(I thought Hyper was unofficial so there wasn't a list on the auk site anyway?)

Edit: just found the list - Marcus Yeo is the only one listed so far.

Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: mattc on 05 July, 2010, 01:17:01 pm
Forgive my niavitay, but I do wonder how often more than 4 calendar 600s have been ridden in a season.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: simonp on 05 July, 2010, 02:31:49 pm
Forgive my niavitay, but I do wonder how often more than 4 calendar 600s have been ridden in a season.

- (http://www.aukweb.net/results/2009/srh.php)

Well, there were 17 HRs (incl. all ride types) last season.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Weirdy Biker on 05 July, 2010, 02:51:34 pm
I *think* congratulations (as opposed to commiserations) are in order.  Unofficially, of course.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: mattc on 05 July, 2010, 03:05:33 pm
Forgive my niavitay, but I do wonder how often more than 4 calendar 600s have been ridden in a season.

- (http://www.aukweb.net/results/2009/srh.php)

Well, there were 17 HRs (incl. all ride types) last season.


Checked a few, mostly 2 ... one 4 ...
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: simonp on 05 July, 2010, 04:28:12 pm
Forgive my niavitay, but I do wonder how often more than 4 calendar 600s have been ridden in a season.

- (http://www.aukweb.net/results/2009/srh.php)

Well, there were 17 HRs (incl. all ride types) last season.


Checked a few, mostly 2 ... one 4 ...

I'd think DIY 600s are harder than calendar.  After all I had company for much of most of my calendar 600s and have never yet dared try a DIY 600.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: LittleWheelsandBig on 05 July, 2010, 04:42:16 pm
Forgive my niavitay, but I do wonder how often more than 4 calendar 600s have been ridden in a season.

frankly frankie will be along in a minute but ASTR that in the '90s Robert Fry and one or two others rode 5 x 600 or 6 x 600 on successive weekends.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: mattc on 05 July, 2010, 05:06:23 pm

I'd think DIY 600s are harder than calendar.  After all I had company for much of most of my calendar 600s and have never yet dared try a DIY 600.

I only mentioned it as a statistical oddity. (I think there was only 1x4 last year.)

(As for hardness, it's probably personality-dependent. The Norfolk 600 that TG took us on in 2008(?) was by far my easiest, and some people do loops from home and love the independence/solitude. But there is probably a really easy calendar 600 that I haven't done yet - possibly also rather dull!)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Greenbank on 05 July, 2010, 05:13:18 pm
Not all DIYs are equal though; group DIYs are, more often than not, much 'easier' than solo DIYs. Having company/contact makes a huge difference, even if sporadic and just at controls such as riding the majority of a calendar 600 on your own.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: teethgrinder on 05 July, 2010, 07:29:03 pm

(As for hardness, it's probably personality-dependent. The Norfolk 600 that TG took us on in 2008(?) was by far my easiest, and some people do loops from home and love the independence/solitude. But there is probably a really easy calendar 600 that I haven't done yet - possibly also rather dull!)

I designed that route to be easy because it was for helping someone ride their first 600.
We only have calendar 600s in the summer. If you like, we can ride the Norfolk 600 in January. It'll be interesting to see how much it moves up the rankings as a tough 600.

The Seething 600 should be similar. Probably easier in fact because it's probably not 40km over distance like our DIY was.


Forgive my niavitay, but I do wonder how often more than 4 calendar 600s have been ridden in a season.

frankly frankie will be along in a minute but ASTR that in the '90s Robert Fry and one or two others rode 5 x 600 or 6 x 600 on successive weekends.


Quote from:  History of AUK from the AUK website
Seven riders gained their Super-Randonneur by riding four 600s, with Graham Moult and Robert Fry riding six on consecutive weekends.


I think Jack Eason has ridden more than 4 calendar 600s on consecutive weekends. Once you start riding several calendar 600s a year you end up having to travel a long way to and from events. It's not like we have several 600k calendar events all over the country every weekend. With DIYs, it's probably less likely for people to do more of the longer calendar rides, unless they are classics like Bryan Chapman or Daylight. Riding a 600 is time consuming enough for most without adding on extra travelling time and expense.
Or is it that the same number of people are riding as many 600k calendar events as they would do. But in addition to that, they can now ride some extra 600k events because they can fit it in. Whereas before when they'd have to have travelled to and from an event or an event was on a day that they had to do something else, they can ride it when they can?

Not all DIYs are equal though; group DIYs are, more often than not, much 'easier' than solo DIYs. Having company/contact makes a huge difference, even if sporadic and just at controls such as riding the majority of a calendar 600 on your own.

Not all 600s are equal. Not even the same calendar event is the same ride every year.
Riding with company? It's only helpfull if you ride with good company.
Some people need company more than others. I'm often happy with just my radio for company. 8)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: simonp on 15 July, 2010, 12:03:50 am
Two of the four are validated. Two more to go. :)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: simonp on 12 August, 2010, 04:23:27 pm
Two of the four are validated. Two more to go. :)

- (http://www.aukweb.net/results/this/srh.php)

The Border Raid 600 & Mille Cymru 1000 have been validated - Denmead 600 not listed as of last time I checked.  There are now 5 Hyper Randonneurs listed.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: simonp on 12 August, 2010, 04:26:27 pm

I'd think DIY 600s are harder than calendar.  After all I had company for much of most of my calendar 600s and have never yet dared try a DIY 600.

I only mentioned it as a statistical oddity. (I think there was only 1x4 last year.)

(As for hardness, it's probably personality-dependent. The Norfolk 600 that TG took us on in 2008(?) was by far my easiest, and some people do loops from home and love the independence/solitude. But there is probably a really easy calendar 600 that I haven't done yet - possibly also rather dull!)

All 5 (so far) this year have done at least 4x600 calendar events+.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: border-rider on 12 August, 2010, 04:33:06 pm
I managed 4x600 calendar events in a month in 2003; it should have been 5 but I had a cold after the BCM

I squeezed the 5th one in before PBP :)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: mattc on 12 August, 2010, 05:04:55 pm
I'd think DIY 600s are harder than calendar.  After all I had company for much of most of my calendar 600s and have never yet dared try a DIY 600.

I only mentioned it as a statistical oddity. (I think there was only 1x4 last year.)
...

All 5 (so far) this year have done at least 4x600 calendar events+.



Aukweb list (http://www.aukweb.net/results/this/srh.php)

Note that only Marcus of the 5 shows 4xcalendar 600s (in fact he's got 6 on there!)

I don't know which of you did the Denmead ...
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: simonp on 12 August, 2010, 05:15:25 pm
I'd think DIY 600s are harder than calendar.  After all I had company for much of most of my calendar 600s and have never yet dared try a DIY 600.

I only mentioned it as a statistical oddity. (I think there was only 1x4 last year.)
...

All 5 (so far) this year have done at least 4x600 calendar events+.



Aukweb list (http://www.aukweb.net/results/this/srh.php)

Note that only Marcus of the 5 shows 4xcalendar 600s (in fact he's got 6 on there!)

I don't know which of you did the Denmead ...

I'm counting the MC 1000 but put my + in the wrong place - I meant 600+ rather than events+.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: mattc on 12 August, 2010, 05:29:39 pm
I'm counting the MC 1000 but

yes yes I know - but as I keep trying to point out, the oddity is doing 4x600cal, not any greater combination! Not 1200s, not 1000s, not 1400s, not 1600s :)

(and thus TG's 24HTT doesn't count either!)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Maverick on 06 September, 2010, 10:18:55 am
I've gone Hyper :thumbsup:
That took 3767km to achieve - time to  :hand: going into hibernation now
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: simonp on 21 September, 2010, 12:31:06 am
Denmead 600 cards are with ACP I'm told so I'll achieve mattc's contrived goal of 4xcal 600.

Next question: what's the term for 10xhyper?
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: tonyh on 21 September, 2010, 06:59:57 am
I'll achieve mattc's contrived goal of 4xcal 600.

Congrats!
All the best for your Events on 26th.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Weirdy Biker on 21 September, 2010, 07:43:52 am
Next question: what's the term for 10xhyper?

Osteoperosis.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: mattc on 21 September, 2010, 11:18:22 am
Denmead 600 cards are with ACP I'm told so I'll achieve mattc's contrived goal of 4xcal 600.
I knew you had it in you!   ;)

How about a new challenge ... <thinks> ... 5 x 500k events? (I think I've done 2 in a year)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: simonp on 21 September, 2010, 11:58:33 pm
Denmead 600 cards are with ACP I'm told so I'll achieve mattc's contrived goal of 4xcal 600.
I knew you had it in you!   ;)

How about a new challenge ... <thinks> ... 5 x 500k events? (I think I've done 2 in a year)

Somehow despite the SR2000 award, 500s don't appeal to me.

Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: mattc on 22 September, 2010, 09:10:21 am
Well it was just a throwaway suggestion ...
but actually I really enjoyed my 500s. You get to cover a bit more terrain than a 400, but more time for sleep/recovery than a 600 so you're not so knackered on Monday.

Bloody useless for badge-hunting (SR2000 excepting).
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Keeff on 22 September, 2010, 12:31:55 pm
Denmead 600 cards are with ACP I'm told so I'll achieve mattc's contrived goal of 4xcal 600.



Sorry to pee on your bonfire but that statement is not yet true.

Keith
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Weirdy Biker on 22 September, 2010, 12:51:36 pm
In other words, Simon's hyper claim, not Proven  :P
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: simonp on 22 September, 2010, 01:04:21 pm
In other words, Simon's hyper claim, not Proven  :P

The Auk website already lists me as a Hyper Randonneur: a 1000 counts as a 600.  I have 3x600 and 1x1000 validated for this season.  All I'd gain from the remaining 600 is 6 points.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: simonp on 22 September, 2010, 03:17:30 pm
Denmead 600 cards are with ACP I'm told so I'll achieve mattc's contrived goal of 4xcal 600.



Sorry to pee on your bonfire but that statement is not yet true.

Keith

And as if by magic, I see the 600 is now on the results list. :)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Phil21 on 28 September, 2010, 09:25:49 pm
oooh yes - I seem to be hyper as well. I did my 6th 600+ of the season last weekend and that's definitely the last. Probably.

Ahem, Marcus - you just couldn't resist the challenge could you  ;D
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: RichForrest on 29 September, 2010, 12:55:16 am
Last weekends ride made me hyper also and my 4th SR this year  ;D :thumbsup:
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Ian H on 29 September, 2010, 11:15:20 am
Last weekends ride made me hyper also and my 4th SR this year  ;D :thumbsup:

Such fun!

No, really...
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Bairn Again on 23 October, 2010, 11:52:47 am
just realised

me too
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: eck on 23 October, 2010, 12:36:47 pm
just realised

me too
Y L G, that is indeed A Great Achievement. Must be worthy of a badge to sew on your Carradice.  :)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: bodach on 23 October, 2010, 01:11:05 pm
Well done YLG. A great achievement. And all you others. Chapeau.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Maverick on 23 October, 2010, 06:57:26 pm
just realised

me too

Well done, welcome to the club :thumbsup:
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: AndyH on 23 June, 2011, 10:11:53 pm
I see surfing the AUK results that Matt T and Ben T are both listed, first ones this year. Congratulations to you both.

I'm vaguely jealous and think I might like to add my name to the list. 2 600s so far. Does the French 1200 count? The YACF 600 may be required.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: teethgrinder on 23 June, 2011, 10:20:36 pm
The French ride would count, I'd have thought. But only once!

You'd be welcome on the September 600. :thumbsup:
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: AndyH on 23 June, 2011, 10:24:30 pm
It would be a good anniversary of my first SR  :thumbsup:
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Karla on 23 June, 2011, 10:26:41 pm
You'll have to ride 600k in the upcoming 24.  Now there's a challenge for you!
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Euan Uzami on 23 June, 2011, 10:34:57 pm
I see surfing the AUK results that Matt T and Ben T are both listed, first ones this year. Congratulations to you both.

I'm vaguely jealous and think I might like to add my name to the list. 2 600s so far. Does the French 1200 count? The YACF 600 may be required.

thanks 8)

i was going to go for the HAAAR, but chickened out of offas dyke. I decided that KSW, OD, Seething then 3coasts on consecutive weekends was a bit much.

I am on track however for my goal of an all-england AAA-SR.  :thumbsup: (the 200 for it isn't BRM but since it's an award purely of my own invention it doesn't matter ;) ). Probably pretty rare.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: AndyH on 23 June, 2011, 10:52:34 pm
You'll have to ride 600k in the upcoming 24.  Now there's a challenge for you!
Don't think I'll quite manage that Mr B, but just for you I'll give it my best shot ;). Anyway, the YACF 600 was very enjoyable last year, particularly the pub meal near Howden.

I am on track however for my goal of an all-england AAA-SR.  :thumbsup:
:thumbsup:

The Wessex SR (http://www.wessexsr.talktalk.net/), which requires 2 perms (Hardboiled & Porkers), is an AAA SR series, that's my challenge for next year. Hopefully not alone  :)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Ian H on 23 June, 2011, 10:58:36 pm
You'll have to ride 600k in the upcoming 24.  Now there's a challenge for you!
Don't think I'll quite manage that Mr B, but just for you I'll give it my best shot ;).

Of course you can. Even an old fart like me can do that. 400 miles is the first serious marker.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: LittleWheelsandBig on 23 June, 2011, 11:05:54 pm
I was told that a respectable distance for a bloke was 350 miles. I had good weather (and too much time off the bike) and cracked 600 km unsupported. No harm in having a safe target and a stretch target.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: teethgrinder on 23 June, 2011, 11:09:28 pm
It's surprising how far you can go in a 24 hour TT compared to an Audax.
However, I think that only the Mersey 24, not the East Sussex 24, will count for AUK. Or am I wrong?
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: AndyH on 23 June, 2011, 11:14:52 pm
 ::-) 500K is my stated aim & I'm not going public on anything further than that. 350 miles is not 600k LWaB. So even if I achieve respectability it wouldn't help the hyper.

Don't both the 24's count for AUK? Besides which it's the Mersey I've entered, on the basis that the timing is good for PBP.

/goes to the skinsuit page at Ribble/  :facepalm:
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: LittleWheelsandBig on 23 June, 2011, 11:19:23 pm
Both 24s count for AUK points. I rode aiming for a respectable lady's distance (300 miles) and found I was rolling much better than I ever expected. Don't hold yourself back too much if it happens to you. A race encourages a better performance from me than an Audax does.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: teethgrinder on 23 June, 2011, 11:42:08 pm
Even the big boys rarely get under 24 hours on a 600k Audax. I mean the likes of Gethin Butler and John Warnock, no less!
I've never been faster than 25 hours for a 600, even when I've tried to get round one quick, so I could ride a 200 on the Sunday. But I'm confident that I will break 600k in a 24 hour, but have fallen short a few times because of pre ride knackerdness.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: frankly frankie on 24 June, 2011, 08:30:27 am
(http://www.aukweb.net/pix/fc-24-1.jpg)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Matt-T on 24 June, 2011, 10:20:05 am
I see surfing the AUK results that Matt T and Ben T are both listed, first ones this year. Congratulations to you both.

Thanks Andy  :thumbsup:

I entered my first hill climb competition with the local club yesterday - I think completing the HR may have been easier :facepalm:
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Nuncio on 24 June, 2011, 11:38:40 am
Yes, well done Matt-T.  (I was assuming MattT until your reply).  A pleasure to have ridden with you on BCM, and stamped your card on Teifi Traveller.  That was  you, wasn't it?
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Matt-T on 24 June, 2011, 12:57:45 pm
Yup, guilty as charged on the first count - thanks for seeing me through what was a particularly low patch on the BCM !
I think the card stamp was for the Marches & Mersey Roads, after a full day of finest Welsh weather !
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Nuncio on 24 June, 2011, 09:11:41 pm
Oh yes.  Different event, same finishing spot as the M&MR, half the distance, same weather.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Uncle Eric on 24 June, 2011, 10:46:32 pm
Is "hyper" 4 600s in an AUK year, or is it the most recent SR of the current AUK season
consisting of 4 600s? I.e. do one need to do four straight 600 km BR's with no other BRs
in between any of the 600's to be hyper?

E.g. if I do a 600 in Nov, a 200 in Dec, a 600 in Jan, a 600 in Feb and a 600 in Mar, is that
a hyper, or does the 200 in Dec ruin the hyper-ness?
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: red marley on 24 June, 2011, 10:49:19 pm
Nope - not ruined. "Just" four 600s or better in a season regardless of what else you do.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Uncle Eric on 24 June, 2011, 10:55:21 pm
Nope - not ruined. "Just" four 600s or better in a season regardless of what else you do.

Aha - just read the hyper Super Fixed Wheel definition in the 2011 AUK handbook and
found this slight ambiguity in definition that I found interesting as a recent fixed wheel
bike owner!  8)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Euan Uzami on 25 June, 2011, 07:45:56 pm
Is "hyper" 4 600s in an AUK year, or is it the most recent SR of the current AUK season
consisting of 4 600s? I.e. do one need to do four straight 600 km BR's with no other BRs
in between any of the 600's to be hyper?

E.g. if I do a 600 in Nov, a 200 in Dec, a 600 in Jan, a 600 in Feb and a 600 in Mar, is that
a hyper, or does the 200 in Dec ruin the hyper-ness?
no its any 4, no matter when, I did a200 between mine
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Manotea on 27 June, 2011, 01:23:57 pm
Hmm, would an ECE'd (sub 600) calendar count for Hyper purposes?
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Euan Uzami on 27 June, 2011, 01:24:49 pm
Hmm, would an ECE'd (sub 600) calendar count for Hyper purposes?

try it and see. ;)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: AndyH on 27 June, 2011, 01:30:22 pm
A group DIY does, so I can't see why an ECE wouldn't. Why not ECE a 100  :demon:
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Manotea on 27 June, 2011, 01:31:18 pm
I'll be riding down to Bethersden for the Fairies 300 for a 500km outing. I guess I could find another 100km from somewhere.

The argument against is that I wouldn't be committed to a 600km 'all or nothing' outing. Then again, 600km is 600km. One for greater minds than mine.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: AndyH on 27 June, 2011, 02:06:31 pm
It's a fast 300, and very fixed friendly. With the 2AM Sunday morning start you could do all the extra distance (minus the ride home) up front.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Greenbank on 27 June, 2011, 03:24:52 pm
I'll be riding down to Bethersden for the Fairies 300 for a 500km outing. I guess I could find another 100km from somewhere.

The argument against is that I wouldn't be committed to a 600km 'all or nothing' outing. Then again, 600km is 600km. One for greater minds than mine.

It's an interesting one. A few years ago I entered a 100km ride with the intention of cycling 100km home afterwards and entered the whole thing as a DIY 200 (before the days of ECE). On the day I was so hungover I barely scraped round the 100km ride and so ditched any idea of cycling home, but still submitted the 100km ride Brevet Card (no points except for FWC points).

I'm not sure what I would have done if it had been worth real AUK points. I guess I didn't complete what I set out to do and so I should get nothing unless there's an opportunity to 'reset' what you're doing, i.e.

enter it as ECE 200+Cal300+100 then the various bailing options, and outcomes, are:-
1) Bail on the first 200 and you can get yourself to the calendar event and just ride it as a 300. OK since you can DNF the whole thing and submit a new goal of just the calendar ride (before you've started it).
2) Bail on the calendar event or the ride home and you're stuffed as you've already committed to doing the whole thing. The problem is that the Brevet card for the calendar ride has already been submitted.

Enter it as ECE 300+Cal300 and you can:
1) Bail on the first 300 and get yourself to the calendar event to ride it as a 300.
2) Bail on the calendar event and get nothing for the day(s) riding.

It's a fast 300, and very fixed friendly. With the 2AM Sunday morning start you could do all the extra distance (minus the ride home) up front.

What a silly idea!

FWIW Scottlington and I did the equivalent of ECE-ing the Fairies 300 into a 600 back in 2008. Starting 6am on Saturday we bimbled from Putney up to Cambridge and back for 200km, then did Putney, Royal Tunbridge Wells, Bethersden for another 100km arriving at about 1am (not as early as I'd hoped). Tried to grab some rest in the hall before the start, and then set off for the 300 (where the vast majority of the field dropped us within the first few km).

If you do it this way (300km to the start of the ride) then you can finish in time for the train back from Pluckley to London (last direct one is just after 10pm, which should be easy for a flat 300), then it's just a short bimble for you back to West London.

Front-loading a (300km or longer) calendar event can be a good way of guaranteeing a quiet day on your own.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Manotea on 27 June, 2011, 03:54:25 pm
Front-loading a (300km or longer) calendar event can be a good way of guaranteeing a quiet day on your own.
There is nothing more annoying then missing the start of the calendar event having ECE'd the ride out, though reaching the arrivee rediculously early because you were 'feeling strong' i.e., had a tailwind, and then discovered you had misread the starting time, comes a close second.

I was thinking of, say, a 10am start for an initial 200km, with a view to being finished by 9pm and getting at least a couple of hours sleep before the start at 2am (I'd carry a bivvy bag and liner), leaving 27 hours for the 300 and 100km home (hopefully home by midnight).

My first thought was to ride down to Shoreham and along the South Coast then inland to Bethersen, but it may be more audacious to ride the first 200km of Swarmcatchers 300km London to Brighton via Whitstable and Margate, areas I haven't ridden in before.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Greenbank on 27 June, 2011, 05:15:11 pm
Front-loading a (300km or longer) calendar event can be a good way of guaranteeing a quiet day on your own.
There is nothing more annoying then missing the start of the calendar event having ECE'd the ride out, though reaching the arrivee rediculously early because you were 'feeling strong' i.e., had a tailwind, and then discovered you had misread the starting time, comes a close second.

It was more that 300km and longer rides tend to draw the stronger riders who are much more likely to leave you for dust when they start the calendar ride with fresh legs (compared to already having 300km in them). 100s and 200s aren't usually a problem as there's much more chance of slower riders to pootle off with at the start.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Bairn Again on 09 September, 2011, 09:58:35 am
Anybody else feeling a bit hyper after PBP?   I am. 

  ;D
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: red marley on 09 September, 2011, 10:13:33 am
Yup. My first:

Bryan Chapman Memorial
Beast from the East
Border Raid
Paris Brest Paris
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: AndyH on 09 September, 2011, 10:15:56 am
PBP completed mine  :)

14th May BCM
28th May K&SW
25th July Mersey Roads 24hr
21st Aug PBP

All done to get a good prequalification slot for the Mille Alba  ;)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: eck on 09 September, 2011, 10:25:09 am
Anybody else feeling a bit hyper after PBP?   I am. 

  ;D
Would you say this is your Greatest Achievement? TM  :-*
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Bairn Again on 09 September, 2011, 01:47:21 pm
Anybody else feeling a bit hyper after PBP?   I am. 

  ;D
Would you say this is your Greatest Achievement? TM  :-*

No.  I would say that the amount of beer + bridie based calories that I consumed after the snow roads must rank as my finest hour (and a bit).   More pleeze on 2/6/12.   :)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: marcusjb on 09 September, 2011, 01:57:54 pm
Congrats to all the new Hypers - very impressive achievement! :thumbsup:
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Wobbly on 09 September, 2011, 05:25:39 pm
Hyper Ranndonneur should be an official AUK award IMO.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Ian H on 09 September, 2011, 05:27:28 pm
Hyper Ranndonneur should be an official AUK award IMO.

You'd have to persuade Francis to cough up for a trophy.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Uncle Eric on 09 September, 2011, 06:29:18 pm
Hyper Ranndonneur should be an official AUK award IMO.

Should be a nice coveted cloth badge and/or medal indeed.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Jonah on 09 September, 2011, 07:06:06 pm
I trust that an individuak DIY 600 counts? (I hope so)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: recumbentim on 09 September, 2011, 07:25:07 pm
I  am a bit new to this idea  of getting Hyper and I see Salvatoire did not post . Not been too Hyper this year as did no 600,s  ,  So what is it called if one dose 4 really long ones. Mega Mad?
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Wobbly on 09 September, 2011, 11:06:45 pm
Hyper Ranndonneur should be an official AUK award IMO.

You'd have to persuade Francis to cough up for a trophy.

I coughed up for a (the?) Recumbent Cup a few years ago. Maybe I should donate a Hyper trophy too? Maybe a few red Smarties would suffice.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Wobbly on 09 September, 2011, 11:07:44 pm
I trust that an individuak DIY 600 counts? (I hope so)

Yes they do.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Wobbly on 09 September, 2011, 11:09:30 pm
I  am a bit new to this idea  of getting Hyper and I see Salvatoire did not post . Not been too Hyper this year as did no 600,s

You've done a 1200 and a 1300 ride this year Tim. That's half a hyper (i.e. two 600 equivalents)

Edited later to add...

So what is it called if one dose 4 really long ones. Mega Mad?

If you did another couple of "really long ones" like, say, a couple of 1,000km rides then they'd each qualify as a 600 and you'd be hyper too.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Jonah on 10 September, 2011, 08:04:30 am
Thanks Wobbly
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Hillbilly on 15 July, 2013, 10:42:20 am
(http://tanyaeby.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/HYPERDRIVE.jpg)

 :smug:

Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: marcusjb on 15 July, 2013, 10:55:41 am
Good work Billy!
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: HK on 23 July, 2013, 02:56:16 pm
Been hyper since 2005, only sub hyper year 2012. Hyper this year if LEL completed. Will though in the eyes of AUK need to ride another 600+ event as my 2nd 1000km and 2nd 600km 2013 audaxes don't count as validated by UAF. Thankfully the Israeli 1000km brevet does (phew). That keeps my tradition of at least two of the hyper brevets being 1000km or preferably more.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Reg.T on 02 August, 2013, 02:13:06 pm
Most of my Audax targets for 2012/13 now achieved, including going Hyper with
- Bryan Chapman Memorial 600
- Kernow & South West 600
- Pendle 600
- LEL 1400
(subject to validation of LEL).

 ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Henry on 02 August, 2013, 02:21:41 pm
Congratulations Reg, a truly and utterly successful season for you! Just caught up via Twitter that Paul.R and Bairdy finished LEL successfully too - almost makes me feel a bit of Bristol pride  :smug:
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: bikey-mikey on 03 August, 2013, 10:28:58 am
Just saw this thread :)

This season.........

- Brevet Cymru 400 + ECE 200
- Bryan Chapman Memorial 600
- Kernow & South West 600
- Brimstone 600
- To Holl and Back 600
- Buzzard 600
- LEL 1400

The hyper is all validated 

(Buzzard & LEL await validation)

Should I do another 600 to go double-hyper ? ? ? ?

 ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Bairdy on 03 August, 2013, 10:41:48 am
Should I do another 600 to go double-hyper ? ? ? ?

 ;D ;D ;D

Of course!!!!!
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: SR Steve on 03 August, 2013, 10:44:55 am
I'm not feeling very hyper at the moment, but with 3 x 600s and LEL this year I guess I should be.

Maybe after the Flatlands I'll feel a bit more hyper.

If not I'll do a DIY 600 2 weeks later. That should do the trick.

Won't be going double hyper though. Go for it Mikey!
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Phil W on 04 August, 2013, 04:11:22 pm
Just saw this thread :)

This season.........

- Brevet Cymru 400 + ECE 200
- Bryan Chapman Memorial 600
- Kernow & South West 600
- Brimstone 600
- To Holl and Back 600
- Buzzard 600
- LEL 1400

The hyper is all validated 

(Buzzard & LEL await

Should I do another 600 to go double-hyper ? ? ? ?

 ;D ;D ;D

That woud be high hyper
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Ian H on 24 August, 2015, 08:12:39 pm
Pending confirmation of PBP, I'm there again. 
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Feline on 24 August, 2015, 08:27:06 pm
Pending confirmation of PBP, I'm there again.

Flippin eck ..... well congratulations  ;D
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Bairdy on 24 August, 2015, 08:30:34 pm
Well done Ian, all on fixed?
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Ian H on 24 August, 2015, 09:35:32 pm
Well done Ian, all on fixed?

Except the 24.  I'm not as daft as SimonP  ;)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Tomsk on 25 August, 2015, 08:04:59 am
Our East Anglian September DIY 600 will get several of us into hyperspace...mine will be fixed. Then an end to this madness, for at least six months.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: LittleWheelsandBig on 25 August, 2015, 08:24:34 am
I think I get there again, with 2 x 600 bookended by 2 x 1200 this time.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Aunt Maud on 25 August, 2015, 09:21:40 am
I've got a double this time.......maybe I should get a life instead.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Jonah on 25 August, 2015, 01:24:23 pm
I also have one in the bag but I do like to achieve a AAAHFW each season - just a Hellfire to go
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Smeth on 14 September, 2015, 09:38:56 pm
Didn't know it was a thing, I'm a bit slow in many ways, but v happy to know:   WCW, BUZZARD, HELLFIRE, PBP

Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Jonah on 14 September, 2015, 10:34:05 pm
Didn't know it was a thing, I'm a bit slow in many ways, but v happy to know:   WCW, BUZZARD, HELLFIRE, PBP

Welcome aboard  :D
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Smeth on 14 September, 2015, 10:55:01 pm
Thanks Jonah, That other crazy little thing you did is on the radar for next year if I can pluck up the bottle, along with eating midges in the Highlands. Hoping I'll be able to feel all my toes again by then.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Jonah on 14 September, 2015, 11:14:56 pm
Thanks Jonah, That other crazy little thing you did is on the radar for next year if I can pluck up the bottle, along with eating midges in the Highlands. Hoping I'll be able to feel all my toes again by then.

What, sharing a Travel Lodge bed with RideHard?
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Smeth on 14 September, 2015, 11:22:33 pm
 :o  If that's what it takes....
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: bikey-mikey on 15 September, 2015, 11:56:03 pm
I rode five 600s over 5 consecutive weekends without sleeping on any of them, oh and that French 1200 thingie... Guess that's enuff...
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: oliveriles on 17 September, 2015, 11:07:00 pm
Ok I'll play - 1st season

600k plus were

Kernow
Brian Chapman
Dragons
PBP
Hellfire - solo - if I can find Shawn to validate it :)

Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Jonah on 18 September, 2015, 10:18:08 am
Ok I'll play - 1st season

600k plus were

Kernow
Brian Chapman
Dragons
PBP
Hellfire - solo - if I can find Shawn to validate it :)

Yeah!, Where is he?
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: SR Steve on 18 September, 2015, 01:14:23 pm
Don't know where Shawn is but I'm feeling a bit hyper after: -

BCM
Mersey 24
PBP
Mildenhall Rally 300 ECE to 600
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Aunt Maud on 18 September, 2015, 02:22:48 pm
I got a hyper ISR too

That Ride, France
The Pendle, UK
Göteborg, Sweden
Boekelo, NL
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: T42 on 18 September, 2015, 02:24:17 pm
Distinctly hypo this end. Nothing on the cards until next year and the local roads are so, so familiar.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: cygnet on 20 September, 2015, 09:03:37 pm
Hillbilly put it so well, I'm just going to nick his post!
(http://tanyaeby.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/HYPERDRIVE.jpg)

 :smug:
STV obvs
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Ivan on 28 September, 2015, 10:53:30 am
Subject to my DIY 600 from the weekend being validated, together with Pendle, WCW & PBP I'm feeling pretty hyper as well. I think this makes more sense as a proper award over the proposed 15,000 and 20,000 though.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Jonah on 28 September, 2015, 10:57:47 am
Subject to my DIY 600 from the weekend being validated, together with Pendle, WCW & PBP I'm feeling pretty hyper as well. I think this makes more sense as a proper award over the proposed 15,000 and 20,000 though.

Good effort Ive
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Aunt Maud on 28 September, 2015, 11:15:01 am
Excellent Ivan, The Pendle on fixed was a fair effort......Do you want to borrow my unicycle for next time ?
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Ivan on 28 September, 2015, 11:52:18 am
Do you want to borrow my unicycle for next time ?

Do you reckon I could ride it dressed as a shark?
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: HK on 29 September, 2015, 05:17:25 pm
Gone hyper again, but this time on three wheels. First woman, not sure about the lads;

Flatlands 600 (solo trike)
Boarder Raid 600 (tandem trike)
Don't French ride 1200 (tandem trike)
Tomsk's group DIY 600 (solo trike)

Join Fliss Beard with solo trike super plus added tandem trike super.

Most shocking facts

No two wheeled SR this year
Over 50% of brevets. 4,700km done on three wheels

I blame Jim Hopper.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Wobbly on 29 September, 2015, 05:19:42 pm
First woman, not sure about the lads

I don't think you're the first.

There have been plenty of women that are "not sure about the lads".

I blame Jim Hopper.

Doesn't everyone?

 ;D

On a serious note - well done. Damn sight more than I managed this year.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Aunt Maud on 29 September, 2015, 05:20:53 pm


Good going HK.

Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Tomsk on 29 September, 2015, 09:34:10 pm
Hyper at last  :thumbsup: [subject to the DIY being validated]!

Been meaning to do this since 2007 - a follow-up 600 after PBP qualification makes sense, but afterward the main event there's always an attack of 'CBA'. Mind you the last two days have shown up the folly of a slack post-PBP month - average speed down by 2-3kph and no fat-burning ability - survived on Haribo and chocolate raisins. Mind you I did justice to the Manningtree Buffet's Big breakfast yesterday and 'spoons finest, in Newmarket this morning.

Perishing cold in the Brecks last night, but a lovely moon. Stonking NE headwind this morning, all the 100km to Snetterton, but it held out to push me home.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: HK on 30 September, 2015, 10:12:48 am
First woman, not sure about the lads

I don't think you're the first.

There have been plenty of women that are "not sure about the lads".

On three wheels I am the first as there are only two women who've ever done a SR on solo trike, myself and Fliss Beard.  Fliss didn't have the rides available to go hyper.

For the record I was the first women to go hyper back in 2006 when Frances notice that a small group of us had ridden more than one 1000km plus event in the same year.  My first hyper was 1 x 600, 2 x 1000 and 1 x 1200.  I don't think any other women except for myself have gone hyper since (I can't think of any) only a few each year reach SR status and even fewer go on to complete R5000 and R25000.


Doesn't everyone?

 ;D

On a serious note - well done. Damn sight more than I managed this year.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: L CC on 25 July, 2016, 11:08:09 am
:smug:

Subject to validation, obv.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: tonyh on 25 July, 2016, 11:13:48 am
 :thumbsup:
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: HK on 25 July, 2016, 12:33:53 pm
:smug:

Subject to validation, obv.

Congratulations. Second lady all time (I believe) to achieve this. 👍👍👍
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Ruthie on 25 July, 2016, 12:34:41 pm
:smug:

Subject to validation, obv.

 :o  Flipping flip fboabman!
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: ebbson on 25 July, 2016, 01:46:54 pm
3 x 600s so far....suppose I ought push it to 4.
esp since I packed on the Pennines.
Flatlands?  Probably.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: simonp on 25 July, 2016, 01:53:53 pm
Well done! Some of us are still a 400 and 600 short.  ::-)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Whitedown Man on 25 July, 2016, 03:19:34 pm
Bryan Chapman, 9 Counties and The Buzzard on the board. Flatlands ready to rumble.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Deano on 25 July, 2016, 03:36:24 pm
:smug:

Subject to validation, obv.

 :thumbsup:

(But I've got a 1000 and a 600, plus another 1000 lined up... do I have to ride another 600 now ? :o)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: javier on 25 July, 2016, 10:51:30 pm
I just saw this thread and found out about the Hyper Randonneur concept.

It turns out last year I rode flatlands, wcw, 9 counties (in three consecutive weekends) and PBP. So went to the Auk website and found myself listed. How nice!!

Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: bikey-mikey on 26 July, 2016, 01:32:40 am
In 2016 I've done 6 x 600...

....though currently only four show on the results page, cos the Exe-Buzzard, from a few weeks ago, is not dead and buried (i.e. it's NOT properly an ex-buzzard) but rather still soaring in the clouds, and I've not even finished washing my kit from the 3 Coasts, so I'd hardly expect that to be up just yet !!

Congrats to Andy Curran on his 'much more than a bit hyper', too  :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

and of course to Lindsay  :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: GPS on 26 July, 2016, 11:18:38 am
Does a 400 extended by a 200 ECE count as a 600 in this case ?
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: marcusjb on 26 July, 2016, 11:22:19 am
Does a 400 extended by a 200 ECE count as a 600 in this case ?

100% (though it would have to be a BR hyper!).
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: HK on 26 July, 2016, 12:06:55 pm
Yes. SR Steve used a similar scheme for his hyper last year.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: HK on 26 July, 2016, 12:48:13 pm
Just an observation. The hyper SR isn't an official thing. FC just noticed that some of us had ridden 4 x 600 plus in a season, described this as a hyper SR and published a list. That was in 2006.

Given that going hyper from this thread seems to be a very valued achievement perhaps it's time that it was made an official AUK award with a decent shiny badge.  It's something I'd be more than happy to support as its a 'doable' award plus supports the 600km events which has to be a good think for a long distance cycling club.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Whitedown Man on 26 July, 2016, 06:31:02 pm
Just an observation. The hyper SR isn't an official thing. FC just noticed that some of us had ridden 4 x 600 plus in a season, described this as a hyper SR and published a list. That was in 2006.

Given that going hyper from this thread seems to be a very valued achievement perhaps it's time that it was made an official AUK award with a decent shiny badge.  It's something I'd be more than happy to support as its a 'doable' award plus supports the 600km events which has to be a good think for a long distance cycling club.
Seconded  :thumbsup:
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Reg.T on 26 July, 2016, 07:14:46 pm
Does a 400 extended by a 200 ECE count as a 600 in this case ?
Yes
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Chris S on 26 July, 2016, 08:03:37 pm
FTR, there have been a few other Awesome Ladies out there over the years, recording hypers - Vicki Brown, Heather Swift and Gabrielle Patzner were three I could find. That said, it's a pretty select group - and there SO should be a shiny badge for it!
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: HK on 26 July, 2016, 08:40:38 pm
FTR, there have been a few other Awesome Ladies out there over the years, recording hypers - Vicki Brown, Heather Swift and Gabrielle Patzner were three I could find. That said, it's a pretty select group - and there SO should be a shiny badge for it!

I guess 2006 was when we did a hyper SR with 1200s and 1000s as it was the first year that we discovered that we could do multiple grand brevets in the same year, hence DC spotting what we had been up to and publishing a table.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: ebbson on 27 July, 2016, 07:23:38 am
Given that going hyper from this thread seems to be a very valued achievement perhaps it's time that it was made an official AUK award with a decent shiny badge.  It's something I'd be more than happy to support as its a 'doable' award plus supports the 600km events which has to be a good think for a long distance cycling club.

A shiny badge would be awesome.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Ian H on 27 July, 2016, 09:32:16 am
Sneaky unofficial awards have a certain attraction.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: GPS on 27 July, 2016, 09:35:47 am

Does a 400 extended by a 200 ECE count as a 600 in this case ?
Yes

100% (though it would have to be a BR hyper!).

Nice! So I'm an unofficial BR hyper randonneur this year ... or something.

I suppose I could always make my own badge for that  ;D
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: HK on 27 July, 2016, 10:20:14 am
Would we prefer unofficial badges?  Really cool patches that can be sewn onto saddle bags are really easy these days. If we can get a good design happy to aid and abet.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Smeth on 29 July, 2016, 01:34:55 am
BR hyper badge or possibly Brrr after this week.
BCM, Brimstone, DIY CRACPOT, H, WC & Glens.
As unofficial as possible +1
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: doctorafternoon on 30 July, 2016, 12:02:37 pm
A hyper deserves a tattoo I reckon! :)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: 321up on 20 August, 2016, 10:08:47 am
Subject to validation we should soon be joining little sibling the Hyper SR club (thanks for that research Chris).

In the spirit of inventing new unofficial awards, how about an Hyper AAA Super Randonneur?

(click to show/hide)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: HK on 30 August, 2016, 12:04:25 am
2016 hyper done; 1200 x 1 & 600 x 3 - upgrade in the pipeline for a 50 / 50 format.  First hyper for the new co-pilot, Timps who is now a very hyper happy Hoob
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: mattc on 30 August, 2016, 06:54:11 pm
A hyper deserves a tattoo I reckon! :)
Is that reward or pennance??
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: HK on 30 August, 2016, 08:45:44 pm
A hyper deserves a tattoo I reckon! :)
Is that reward or pennance??

If it's a cure it's failed.  I'm a regular offender.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: cygnet on 31 August, 2016, 03:04:39 pm
Just for fun:
(https://c5.staticflickr.com/9/8119/29074223260_e177f7933d_m.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/LibZDo)
SHINY (https://flic.kr/p/LibZDo) by Alcedoatthis (https://www.flickr.com/photos/65361243@N04/), on Flickr
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: iddu on 31 August, 2016, 03:50:47 pm
MOAR starfield background?

(https://echostation57.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/hyperspace-jump.jpg)

Oh godz, not more SHINY to chase. ;D
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Jonah on 31 August, 2016, 07:51:36 pm
WARP FACTOR-9
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Jonah on 31 August, 2016, 07:56:42 pm
HYPERSPACE (sub beam)

(A-6: SEEK-LOCATE-DESTROY)
According to Avon, the means by which all Federation communications were transmitted. The messages were converted to zeta-3 particles before scrambling. A sub-beam communicator was found on Cephlon and used to contact Liberator: this presumably used the same principle, and likewise the sub-space communicator taken by Coser to UP-Weapon. The A-line pulse codes featured in Killer may have been an alternative means of transmitting information, or new and improved communications technology.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Jonah on 21 September, 2016, 10:58:01 pm
In 2016 I've done 6 x 600...

....though currently only four show on the results page, cos the Exe-Buzzard, from a few weeks ago, is not dead and buried (i.e. it's NOT properly an ex-buzzard) but rather still soaring in the clouds, and I've not even finished washing my kit from the 3 Coasts, so I'd hardly expect that to be up just yet !!

Congrats to Andy Curran on his 'much more than a bit hyper', too  :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

and of course to Lindsay  :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Just checked Andy's stats - almost there - incredaburgable
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: HK on 21 July, 2017, 10:35:22 am
Somehow, gone hyper for 2017. Anyone else feeling a bit hyper as well - I guess LEL could send quiet a few folk hyper.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: bikey-mikey on 23 July, 2017, 06:38:29 am
In the immortal words of AC/DC

"She told me to come, but I was already there..."
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Smeth on 18 September, 2017, 09:26:41 pm
Brimstone/Mille Pennines/LEL/Flatlands. I'd like to see Veloboy's list. Hyper 1000 for him I believe.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Ian H on 18 September, 2017, 09:36:12 pm
In the immortal words of AC/DC

"She told me to come, but I was already there..."

Only a semi for me.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Ajax Bay on 19 September, 2017, 03:10:59 pm
Well, since Ian H has just sent me my brevet back having completed his KSW600 Perm, that's a hyper BCM/MP1K/LEL/KSW(Perm) for me. But annoyingly (and broken bones'ly) stuck on 49 points - grrr!
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Folly on 25 September, 2017, 11:40:56 am
DIY 600 / DIY 600 / London-Edinburgh-London 1400 ( + ECE 200  :o) / Flatlands 600

My first Hyper and all fixed gear  8)

And with one of the DIYs being a Welsh hill-fest with 8 1/4 AAAs, I really feel like I earned this one!!
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: tippers_kiwi on 25 September, 2017, 11:49:31 am
DIY 600 / DIY 600 / London-Edinburgh-London 1400 ( + ECE 200  :o) / Flatlands 600

My first Hyper and all fixed gear  8)

And with one of the DIYs being a Welsh hill-fest with 8 1/4 AAAs, I really feel like I earned this one!!
:o NICE!
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: alotronic on 25 September, 2017, 06:30:09 pm
DIY 600 / DIY 600 / London-Edinburgh-London 1400 ( + ECE 200  :o) / Flatlands 600

My first Hyper and all fixed gear  8)

And with one of the DIYs being a Welsh hill-fest with 8 1/4 AAAs, I really feel like I earned this one!!

You sure did!
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Zed43 on 26 September, 2017, 11:06:20 am
I got hyper in my first year of audaxing  :) L-E-L and three easy 600's with 3600-4600m climbing each.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Pingu on 28 September, 2017, 07:43:38 pm
Like Arnold J. Rimmer, I seem to have acquired an H  :)

(https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4465/37346311402_74e470d0b6_z.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/YUaBfJ)
hyper pingu (https://flic.kr/p/YUaBfJ) by The Pingus (https://www.flickr.com/photos/the_pingus/), on Flickr
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Feanor on 28 September, 2017, 10:34:03 pm
Like Arnold J. Rimmer, I seem to have acquired an H  :)

(https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4465/37346311402_74e470d0b6_z.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/YUaBfJ)
hyper pingu (https://flic.kr/p/YUaBfJ) by The Pingus (https://www.flickr.com/photos/the_pingus/), on Flickr

Weel done, that loon.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: mattc on 28 September, 2017, 10:59:35 pm
Hors Categorie?


(I really don't know - as noted elsewhere, the results page is an endless source of enigmas to me!)
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Pingu on 28 September, 2017, 11:52:03 pm
Hors Categorie?
 

(I really don't know - as noted elsewhere, the results page is an endless source of enigmas to me!)


"Just for fun, Hyper-Randonneurs", though I'm not so sure about the fun bit: http://www.aukweb.net/results/detail/this/srh/
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: tippers_kiwi on 29 September, 2017, 11:15:09 am
It's all getting too competitive for me. I better go an find a different drug, I can't keep up and feel inadequate! Just kidding  ;D

4 600's in a season is a grand effort and I shall attempt it one year. It might have to wait until the kids have flown the nest though...
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: willpom gwraudax on 25 April, 2018, 12:36:36 pm
Copied from a deleted post.

It has been suggested on Facebook that the purpose of a Hyper SR is to brag about it on here. So here goes!

Sans 600 SR(H)

Ride 1: Bristol - Glasgow - Bristol -- 1635km - 22,500m accent.
I'm not going to share this as I've created a challenge and as much as riding it you need to plan it yourself so I'm not giving anything away by allowing you to analyse the metrics.
The Challenge should you be interested. http://bit.ly/2pQTK1J (http://bit.ly/2pQTK1J)

Ride 2: LEL (+ DIY 300 to the start)
Well what can I say. I organised with Daniel and an ACB member to sign me in on Saturday so I could pick up on Sunday before the start. I arrived having ridden through the night in torrential rain and flash floods and promptly set about setting my bike up as a washing line and trying to get some sleep behind a skip before setting off late Sunday afternoon. The rest is LEL and my plan of staying behind the bulge worked a treat. Things were flowing a little too freely on the last 2 days so I shelved my DIY home and jumped on the train!

Ride 3: Crookhaven -- 705km - 7,500m accent https://ridewithgps.com/trips/17423202?privacy_code=K6iJzACEg2ypwvRv (https://ridewithgps.com/trips/17423202?privacy_code=K6iJzACEg2ypwvRv)
There was a DIY 300 & 200 to get to Pembroke Dock and back. Cracking storm on the 1st day afternoon and night. Thoroughly drenched. Stopped at a pub and given towels, food and drink. The Irish outlook on life is great; none of this "are you nuts" you get from us Brits but more "well why not? Would you like a whisky?"
The idea for this stemmed from a family member who posted about the Waterford to Dungarvan greenway along an old railwayline. It is fantastic! Crookhaven sprang to mind as a destination from crewing cycle holidays over there. O'Sullivan's Bar is guaranteed a lock in to the early hours, unfortunately I got there too late having dried out in another pub earlier. I later found a car port and tucked into my bivy for the 'night'. After a misty start Sunday was gorgeous.

Ride 4: ACB does Tenby but I went large -- 701km - 8,000m accent https://ridewithgps.com/trips/17954459?privacy_code=gCiFBDye4hc7WqtW (https://ridewithgps.com/trips/17954459?privacy_code=gCiFBDye4hc7WqtW)
A social ride starting at 22:30 through Friday night to Tenby then back on Sunday. Whilst the others split the ride into 2x 300 I tacked on another 40 in the middle and 40 at the end to bring it up to 700 and benefit from that extra 10hrs for the additional 100km. After breakfast at The Mumbles I set off ahead of the others and hacked out the additional 40 on the flat in the Tywi valley, meeting up with the others at Laugharne for lunch. Once at Tenby we did the pub, ambled to food and on to the YHA with a total 14hrs between arriving and departing. Timed to perfection as once I'd done the 40km extra at the end I had 15mins to spare. Rainbow flat it was!

Awaiting the mikey taking (Facebook says so).

I also did a hyper in my first year. Hit the ground running.

I do like a large one.....
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: madcow on 02 September, 2019, 01:55:09 pm
Does 3 x 600 kms  plus finishing PBP count ?
Just asking for a friend.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Exit Stage Left on 02 September, 2019, 02:19:59 pm
Does 3 x 600 kms  plus finishing PBP count ?
Just asking for a friend.

Indeed it does. Welcome to the club.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Zed43 on 02 September, 2019, 02:24:30 pm
Fell short one ride last year (1x 1000 and 2x 600); this year will be my 2nd: Rando Imperator and The Border Raid (both 600km), Kristiansand #1 (1000km) and PBP.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: madcow on 02 September, 2019, 03:36:16 pm
Does 3 x 600 kms  plus finishing PBP count ?
Just asking for a friend.

Indeed it does. Welcome to the club.
:thumbsup:
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Bikeabilityman on 02 September, 2019, 06:37:12 pm
Done 3x600 and a 1200 this year, before PBP. I assume there’s still no hyper badge to buy?
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Davef on 02 September, 2019, 07:11:29 pm
It is the first anniversary of my AUK membership. Inspired by Bikeabilityman I have done 4x600 and the pbp, though one of 600s was last September so does not count. I am about to hibernate until the spring.


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Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: FifeingEejit on 02 September, 2019, 07:18:48 pm
Was hoping to get SR(H) with 4x600s in a row but missed the middle 2 (and SR Ecosse in the process)

Got 2x600, 1x1000 and 1x1200 on it's way (STV); tempted to go and ride the Twilight (I've got a card, weather and recovery keep getting in the way) one weekend this month to get the SR Ecosse (and nudge me over 120 points for the year), but really got to calm it, still recovering and got Border Nights 400 to try and claim the Tyneside SR on.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: madcow on 02 September, 2019, 07:37:38 pm
Done 3x600 and a 1200 this year, before PBP. I assume there’s still no hyper badge to buy?

Based on ESL's reply, your 1200 counts and you're in the club.
It 600kms or longer events, not solely 600s.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Bikeabilityman on 02 September, 2019, 08:23:18 pm
It is the first anniversary of my AUK membership. Inspired by Bikeabilityman I have done 4x600 and the pbp, though one of 600s was last September so does not count. I am about to hibernate until the spring.


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You’re not allowed to hibernate. There’s RRtY and ACME winter series badges to aim for! I’ve done at least a 200 a month since I joined. Don’t let Team MK down!
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Tomsk on 02 September, 2019, 08:27:48 pm
2 x 600s, plus PBP. Not sure if I want to go for it this time around.  :-\
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: slugbait on 02 September, 2019, 08:51:08 pm
2 x 600s, plus PBP. Not sure if I want to go for it this time around.  :-\

2 x 600s and a 1000 here. But, at the end of a long season, I'm lacking the will to extend the calendar 200 that I'm planning to do this weekend into a 600.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Phil W on 02 September, 2019, 08:54:42 pm
There are two more calendar 600's before the end of the season.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: quixoticgeek on 02 September, 2019, 09:04:04 pm
There are two more calendar 600's before the end of the season.

Not this side of the pond there isn't. Slugbait would have to ECE a 200 to make it work.

There are 2 200's still on the calendar over here that could be ECE'd.

J
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Phil W on 02 September, 2019, 09:07:54 pm
There are two more calendar 600's before the end of the season.

Not this side of the pond there isn't. Slugbait would have to ECE a 200 to make it work.

There are 2 200's still on the calendar over here that could be ECE'd.

J

Or come over. One is in the north, with 22:00 start, so ferry then train from Hull might work.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Ian H on 02 September, 2019, 10:25:48 pm
...I assume there’s still no hyper badge to buy?

That would spoil it.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Davef on 02 September, 2019, 10:28:13 pm
It could be hypercube shaped


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Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Bikeabilityman on 02 September, 2019, 10:35:29 pm
Just a few more years to go to claim my first ultra award. Hopefully the design won’t change.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: slugbait on 03 September, 2019, 07:14:08 am
There are two more calendar 600's before the end of the season.

Not this side of the pond there isn't. Slugbait would have to ECE a 200 to make it work.

There are 2 200's still on the calendar over here that could be ECE'd.

J

Indeed and I don't have the time to hop over to England. So the hyperrandonneur has to wait until next year. Do superrandonnees and LRM's count?
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: LittleWheelsandBig on 03 September, 2019, 07:34:07 am
LRMs yes, SR600s no.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Zed43 on 03 September, 2019, 09:10:18 am
Curious why those 600's are (AUK only) BR and not BRM. Blackpool-Glasglow-Blackpool was a BRM in 2017 (don't know about 2018).
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: rob on 03 September, 2019, 09:10:46 am
One 600, one 700 and a 1200 here.   No time to fit another 600 in this season, though.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: FifeingEejit on 03 September, 2019, 11:15:45 am
Curious why those 600's are (AUK only) BR and not BRM. Blackpool-Glasglow-Blackpool was a BRM in 2017 (don't know about 2018).

Yes, BGB was BRM in 2018.

With PBP frenzy over for the next 2 years the need for the extra work for BRM validation is diminished to only those chasing ACP awards.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Davef on 20 September, 2019, 04:18:26 pm
It is the first anniversary of my AUK membership. Inspired by Bikeabilityman I have done 4x600 and the pbp, though one of 600s was last September so does not count. I am about to hibernate until the spring.


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You’re not allowed to hibernate. There’s RRtY and ACME winter series badges to aim for! I’ve done at least a 200 a month since I joined. Don’t let Team MK down!

I have done another 600 - BBC London so that I could join you on the list at http://www.aukweb.net/results/detail/this/srh/



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Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: SR Steve on 20 September, 2019, 07:21:02 pm
It is the first anniversary of my AUK membership. Inspired by Bikeabilityman I have done 4x600 and the pbp, though one of 600s was last September so does not count. I am about to hibernate until the spring.


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You’re not allowed to hibernate. There’s RRtY and ACME winter series badges to aim for! I’ve done at least a 200 a month since I joined. Don’t let Team MK down!

I have done another 600 - BBC London so that I could join you on the list at http://www.aukweb.net/results/detail/this/srh/



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I didn’t realise there was a list and I’m on it now that the Mersey 24 hour results have been added. My other 600km rides were BRM PBP qualifiers.

I can’t get away with hibernating anymore as it it’s too hard to start again after a winter lay off. Instead I am trying to keep three RRTYs going. I will hopefully do my last ride of the season tomorrow which will bring me up to 99 points. I need my PBP validation to get over the 100.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: CrazyEnglishTriathlete on 27 October, 2023, 07:23:32 pm
9 Counties, North Coast 600, Gospel Pass, and ACME Grand.  It's a shame that the Kernow & SW 600 with its new route is on the same weekend as the North Coast 600, but I missed out on Scotland in 2020 and have a hankering for those wide open spaces and big skies.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: GPS on 30 October, 2023, 02:58:04 pm
Didn't realise that list was still there !

I assume I (along with several others) will be added once the PBP results are in ... nice to know it's still a thing.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: CrazyEnglishTriathlete on 30 October, 2023, 03:48:14 pm
Didn't realise that list was still there !

I assume I (along with several others) will be added once the PBP results are in ... nice to know it's still a thing.

I'm not sure it is still a list anywhere, but its still a goal I've not achieved  I had 2 x 600 and 1 x 1200 this year, which is not unusual for a PBP year - the problem with a PBP year is that the 600s tend to be shifted to the qualification period, whereas next year they are nicely spread out
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Zed43 on 30 October, 2023, 04:59:09 pm
I was close to a double hyper this season: PBP, BRM1000, 2x BRM600, 2x BRM400+200ECE, BRM300+300ECE, DIY500
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Owen on 31 October, 2023, 07:08:38 am
I managed to go Hyper this year.
Benjamin Allen's Summer Outing
Fenland Friends
Gospel Pass
Arts and Science, The London Midland Ride

Plus PBP  ;)

Owen
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: frankly frankie on 06 November, 2023, 10:16:09 am
I'm not sure it is still a list anywhere, but its still a goal I've not achieved  I had 2 x 600 and 1 x 1200 this year, which is not unusual for a PBP year - the problem with a PBP year is that the 600s tend to be shifted to the qualification period, whereas next year they are nicely spread out

https://www.aukweb.net/results/archive/2023/srh/ (https://www.aukweb.net/results/archive/2023/srh/)
just substitute the year/season of choice, for any past season.  (For the current season the link is different, see #209 upthread.)

Obviously the 2023 list will grow when PBP results have been added in, which is always a slow job.
Title: Re: I'm feeling a bit hyper
Post by: Wycombewheeler on 06 November, 2023, 11:58:39 am
Didn't realise that list was still there !

I assume I (along with several others) will be added once the PBP results are in ... nice to know it's still a thing.

I'm not sure it is still a list anywhere, but its still a goal I've not achieved  I had 2 x 600 and 1 x 1200 this year, which is not unusual for a PBP year - the problem with a PBP year is that the 600s tend to be shifted to the qualification period, whereas next year they are nicely spread out
I did 3x600s in 3 weeks in qualifying, then failed on the lands end 1000, due to incompetence and needing time for sleep, then failed PBP due to mechanical. Sad times. Maybe next year. (this season)