Red Sky in the Morning

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Red Sky in the Morning

Postby Nick W » Wed Jul 07, 2010 5:26 am

Anyone in yet?

50 mins exactly from Purley without having to break sweat. What a joy.

I vote for no motor powered vehicles on the roads until at least nine, save for milk floats.
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Re: Red Sky in the Morning

Postby Snoop Doug » Wed Jul 07, 2010 8:03 am

I rode home from Kingston around 10pm last night, great hour long ride with almost no traffic. At one point a bat flew into my face. Interesting mix of surprise and fluffy softness :shock:

Yay to early morning and late evening rides.
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Re: Red Sky in the Morning

Postby Jon H » Wed Jul 07, 2010 8:44 am

[quote="Snoop Doug"]At one point a bat flew into my face.

Stealth Snoop - invisible to radar :lol:
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Re: Red Sky in the Morning

Postby Snoop Doug » Wed Jul 07, 2010 10:32 am

funny you should say that - last night someone described my mtb as a stealth machine....then added I need to get rid of the pannier rack - spoils the effect!
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Re: Red Sky in the Morning

Postby Andrew G » Wed Jul 07, 2010 12:28 pm

[quote="Nick W"]Anyone in yet?

No don't be daft. I only get up that early for TTs, not something as silly as work.

I always like the Christmas to New Year week for that reason, all the lights stay on green without the traffic triggering the change sequences :D .
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