Evening 10 26/6

[Andrew G]

Not quite the success of Palace but I got a PB . 26m19s I think it was the thought of Ian being behind me that did it.

I saw him at the turn and knew he'd never let me forget it if he caught me so hammered as hard as I could. Even managed to chuck it in 53/11 on a couple of occaisions and stamp on the pedals doing my best George impression.

Guessed I'd done a decent time as I was coughing like a goodun for a minute at the finish, and even beat my main partner in pedantry by a few seconds.

A good night all round and a few PBs. Carole and newer John C by a minute so I think your down a few gold coins Snoop.

Thanks to Jon, Joyce, and Tim as always for their sterling work. John for giving me good shove at the start which clearly had a benefit.

[Andrew G]

[quote]Andrew, Can you go under 26?

[Toks]

Yeah Thanks Jon, Joyce and Tim! No where near my PB but perhaps I should try riding a TT more than one a year

[Mike I]

[quote]A good night all round

[Ian A4size]

I was about 9 seconds off a PB, i knocked the computer just before the start- and did not notice until i moved out of the slip road, how many seconds have i been riding5- 10?
I had Andrew in sight all the way ( its quite straight ) but i never got any closer.
I was pedalled out on the hills tho, so i must change my cassette- i just could not be bothered last night.
Its too late to start thinking about a TT career this year, p'raps next tho- cor that means another bike !
How do the regular TTers stave off the boredom of riding up and down the same old course knocking their plums off week in -week out? I do know that an hour of threshold ( not for a 10!) will tend to sharpen the mind and you do not think about anything else- but all that dual carraigeway.......
and don't suggest sporting courses either!

[Dominic]

But dual carriageways are beautiful

I know the proper TTers will have some deep pearls of wisdom but I just try to concentrate on going as fast as possible