Andrij. I pronounce you Complete and Utter GIT
bent mikey
Struggling over the Norbury summit of the Col du Streatham last night, I'd dropped a couple of posey roadies, when a chap appeared from behind. But I was the spottee (is that the word? Spotty, maybe? Dunno), so I let him tell.I knew it was worth wearing the jersey & riding a different route
^ This woman knows what she's talking about.
I'm pretty sure it was Wendy who waved at me cheerily from the other side of the road at Biggin Hill at about 9.30 yesterday morning. There can't be that many 40mph recumbent riders in Biggin Hill with a fondness for flashy lights, blue kit and cheery waves.Chatted to Life of Brian at the Catford CC hill climb; he's hoping to be on the Whitstable FNRttC to mark the anniversay of his Seasalter tumble.Accosted FWN who was wielding a big camera.
I was the one leaving a trail of guinness fumes...I was riding south on a metallic red road bike with black finishing bits, wearing black kit and a white helmet. We passed by the bus stop alongside the main section of the airport.
A cyclist on the A34 travelling from Stafford to Stone this afternoon approx1645 hrs.Straight bars:single rear pannier on nearside of rack.Anyone of this parish I wonder?
Quote from: alan on 12 October, 2009, 07:22:36 pmA cyclist on the A34 travelling from Stafford to Stone this afternoon approx1645 hrs.Straight bars:single rear pannier on nearside of rack.Anyone of this parish I wonder?Sounds like Lord Gordy of Stone on his winter hack.
If it was a yellow MTB with slicks it would have been my mate Steve.