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roger
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 Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 5:34 pm Subject: Feb 8 Kingston Wheelers Sporting 14 |
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We did this time-trial last year, and it was a really good race, friendly and informal, plus you can get there by train from Central London.
Its a good chance to see how you are going on the bike, if you are training on the bike.
More details at http://www.cycleweb.co.uk/newsite/n_king14tt.htm.
On the programme there is a picture of a guy on a sit up and beg, who does the race every year - so you are unlikely to be last! |
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sol
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tanya g
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Hmmm.... thinking about it!
I don't think I'd be that good but would it matter?! Is it just people that TT every week ... I don't have the kit etc... will i stick out like a sore thumb?
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roger
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| tanya g wrote: |
I don't think I'd be that good but would it matter?! Is it just people that TT every week ... I don't have the kit etc... will i stick out like a sore thumb?
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Last year's event was a real mix of people - the organisers actively try to bring in people from outside the TT scene - so you will be fine. I don't suppose you will be last either - Kay and myself tried hard last year but failed. |
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