Author Topic: LEJOG: 03-08 JULY 2022  (Read 88648 times)

FifeingEejit

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Re: LEJOG: 26 - 31 JULY 2020
« Reply #250 on: 31 July, 2020, 12:35:47 am »
Ah so you got there before some gadgie malkied the "Orkney" finger.

Davef

Re: LEJOG: 26 - 31 JULY 2020
« Reply #251 on: 31 July, 2020, 06:31:54 am »
Ah so you got there before some gadgie malkied the "Orkney" finger.
They had just finished repairing it. 


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LittleWheelsandBig

  • Whimsy Rider
Re: LEJOG: 26 - 31 JULY 2020
« Reply #252 on: 31 July, 2020, 06:34:20 am »
I hope it was an enjoyable ride Davef.
Wheel meet again, don't know where, don't know when...

Davef

Re: LEJOG: 26 - 31 JULY 2020
« Reply #253 on: 31 July, 2020, 06:38:13 am »
I hope it was an enjoyable ride Davef.
Apart from the bit from Lockerbie to East Kilbride into a nasty headwind


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Re: LEJOG: 26 - 31 JULY 2020
« Reply #254 on: 01 August, 2020, 08:23:03 am »
Well done, Dave. That’s another tick for Team MK. I’ll have to do it one day (going through lots of Wetherspoons).
Bikes are for riding, not cleaning!

Re: LEJOG: 26 - 31 JULY 2020
« Reply #255 on: 03 August, 2020, 12:58:59 pm »
Finished on Friday, lots of rain and cold, although some good tail wind. (Tandem)


Re: LEJOG: 26 - 31 JULY 2020
« Reply #256 on: 11 August, 2020, 09:57:44 am »
Rode it anyway, hope to be back again in 2021

Re: LEJOG: 18-23 JULY 2021
« Reply #257 on: 17 November, 2020, 07:00:38 am »
Surely hope it will be possible to ride LEJOG 2021  :)

robgul

  • Cycle:End-to-End webmaster
  • cyclist, Cytech accredited mechanic & woodworker
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Re: LEJOG: 18-23 JULY 2021
« Reply #258 on: 17 November, 2020, 08:41:22 am »
I'd not spotted this thread . . . .

I have just re-vamped my   www.cycle-endtoend.org.uk  website (newer technology and tidying up the text/content)

At the moment the Audax mention is out of date - if someone would like to make contact and let me have the content that should be there (and anything else) I'll be delighted to publish it)      See  https://www.cycle-endtoend.org.uk/rides/audax-rides

You can list your ride in the calendar and if you are of a mind to write a journal or whatever that can be published too ... and all for free!!

[There is a contact form on the website, or PM from here]

Rob

Re: LEJOG: 18-23 JULY 2021
« Reply #259 on: 13 January, 2021, 07:20:08 am »
Check out the Matt cartoon in today’s Torygraph :-)
Zijn specialiteit was sprinten om de zesde plaats

robgul

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  • cyclist, Cytech accredited mechanic & woodworker
    • Cycle:End-to-End
Re: LEJOG: 18-23 JULY 2021
« Reply #260 on: 13 January, 2021, 08:31:48 am »
Check out the Matt cartoon in today’s Torygraph :-)

Couldn't resist :  https://www.cycle-endtoend.org.uk/old-news-stuff

Geriatricdolan

Re: LEJOG: 18-23 JULY 2021
« Reply #261 on: 13 January, 2021, 01:44:14 pm »
Surely hope it will be possible to ride LEJOG 2021  :)

Very unlikely... multi-day event, sharing accommodation will probably be difficult to organise safely.

Andy Corless

  • Doesn't take the p***, says it as it is!
Re: LEJOG: 18-23 JULY 2021
« Reply #262 on: 15 January, 2021, 12:32:56 am »
"Surely hope it will be possible to ride LEJOG 2021"

Hopefully but probably about 50/50. I suppose it depends on the efficiency of the new vaccine as well as the lifting of the suspension currently in place by AUK for events at that distance.

Best to keep an eye on the event website. Link attached below.

All the 2021 entrants, including those that transferred their entry over from last year will be receiving latest update emails shortly. Same goes for Inverness 1200 and Pendle 600!

https://lejog1400audax.com/

Andy Corless

Wycombewheeler

  • PBP-2019 LEL-2022
Re: LEJOG: 18-23 JULY 2021
« Reply #263 on: 18 January, 2021, 05:22:53 pm »
Surely hope it will be possible to ride LEJOG 2021  :)

Very unlikely... multi-day event, sharing accommodation will probably be difficult to organise safely.
Depends on
A) how many riders have been vaccinated
B) level of cases in the country at the time

Eddington  127miles, 170km

Re: LEJOG: 18-23 JULY 2021
« Reply #264 on: 18 January, 2021, 05:27:05 pm »
If majority of riders are over 50 and live in the UK, there’s a good chance they will have been vaccinated

Andy Corless

  • Doesn't take the p***, says it as it is!
Re: LEJOG: 18-23 JULY 2021
« Reply #265 on: 18 January, 2021, 10:26:16 pm »
Depends on
A) how many riders have been vaccinated
B) level of cases in the country at the time


As well as AUK lifting the suspension for events of that distance after the lockdown.

Andy Corless

Re: LEJOG: 18-23 JULY 2021
« Reply #266 on: 19 January, 2021, 02:41:11 pm »
"Surely hope it will be possible to ride LEJOG 2021"

Hopefully but probably about 50/50. I suppose it depends on the efficiency of the new vaccine as well as the lifting of the suspension currently in place by AUK for events at that distance.

Best to keep an eye on the event website. Link attached below.

All the 2021 entrants, including those that transferred their entry over from last year will be receiving latest update emails shortly. Same goes for Inverness 1200 and Pendle 600!

https://lejog1400audax.com/

Andy Corless

I'll probably ride the Pendle 600 if Covid conditions allow - is there a way of registering interest even if calendar events aren't enterable on the AUK site currently?

Re: LEJOG: 18-23 JULY 2021
« Reply #267 on: 19 January, 2021, 03:55:39 pm »
I'll probably ride the Pendle 600 if Covid conditions allow - is there a way of registering interest even if calendar events aren't enterable on the AUK site currently?
All entry mechanisms have been blocked off, as you've said. Don't think there will be an issue getting a place on the Pendle 600 though, so registering an interest is nugatory (except for personal motivation). Might be an issue completing it, though!
Consider Deano's SR600 as a hilly alternative with attractive images required as an integral part of the ride.

Re: LEJOG: 18-23 JULY 2021
« Reply #268 on: 19 January, 2021, 04:21:47 pm »
I'll probably ride the Pendle 600 if Covid conditions allow - is there a way of registering interest even if calendar events aren't enterable on the AUK site currently?
All entry mechanisms have been blocked off, as you've said. Don't think there will be an issue getting a place on the Pendle 600 though, so registering an interest is nugatroy (except for personal motivation). Might be an issue completing it, though!
Consider Deano's SR600 as a hilly alternative with attractive images required as an integral part of the ride.

Ah yes I have unfinished business with the Pendle, almost certain that Yorkshire will be sunny with tailwinds this year though : )

Andy Corless

  • Doesn't take the p***, says it as it is!
Re: LEJOG: 18-23 JULY 2021
« Reply #269 on: 19 January, 2021, 11:59:36 pm »
A full list of events we're hoping to organise in 2021 can be found on the website at: https://burnleyccevents.com/

I'd expect the Delightful Dales 200; Knock Ventoux 300; Tan Hill 200 and Glasgow 600 to go ahead with a 30-rider limit. I wouldn't be sure about the others.

There's little chance of the Pendle 600 becoming fully booked up.

After all the transfers are complete there's likely to be about 30 places left on LEJOG!

Andy Corless

Re: LEJOG: 18-23 JULY 2021
« Reply #270 on: 04 March, 2021, 11:16:31 pm »
Does anyone have a prediction about whether travel restrictiions are likely be to lifted for overseas visitors in tme for LEJOG 2021?  I am coming from the states, and will be fully vaccinated by mid-March, and will have documentation to prove it.  It would not make any sense for me to come, though, if I had to quarantine for two weeks after landing.

Bill Watts
Indiaan Randonneurs, uSA
Bill Watts

Re: LEJOG: 18-23 JULY 2021
« Reply #271 on: 05 March, 2021, 08:40:54 am »
Does anyone have a prediction about whether travel restrictiions are likely be to lifted for overseas visitors in tme for LEJOG 2021?  I am coming from the states, and will be fully vaccinated by mid-March, and will have documentation to prove it.  It would not make any sense for me to come, though, if I had to quarantine for two weeks after landing.

Bill Watts
Indiaan Randonneurs, uSA

This is where the UK government published its recent official announcements on our 'roadmap' out of the current lockdown: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/covid-19-response-spring-2021

No-one's got a firm idea of what'll actually happen though, of course ! I'm in the same boat as you with regards to booking travel overseas for rides. It's crap isn't it !?

Re: LEJOG: 18-23 JULY 2021
« Reply #272 on: 05 March, 2021, 08:57:18 am »
The government hasn’t made any solid announcement on when international travel will be allowed or what the rules will be. I’d say 50:50 at best for July.

Andy Corless

  • Doesn't take the p***, says it as it is!
Re: LEJOG: 18-23 JULY 2021
« Reply #273 on: 18 March, 2021, 10:50:30 pm »
Following the recent announcements from the UK government re the proposed relaxing of covid-19 restrictions as well as AUK validating rides again from next month I've been asked by a few riders the likelihood of the LEJOG going ahead this time, and will we be accepting more entries. The chances are high that the LEJOG will go ahead as planned in July. I'm just waiting to see precise advice about Scotland and Wales. More details will be available in the next update, due around Easter time. There's about 20 places left!

Andy Corless
Organiser
LEJOG 1400 AUDAX

Deano4

  • Trouble
Re: LEJOG: 18-23 JULY 2021
« Reply #274 on: 19 March, 2021, 12:15:02 pm »
Excellent, really looking forward to an adventure this year!
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