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I cycle slowly... then take deodorant wipes for use when I get to work.
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Early Year cycling
It's interesting that a couple of people have mentioned how good cycling is at 'me' time. Does everybody find it so? I find that even if I've had a rotten day at work, I always feel much better by th…
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Early Year cycling
Good point!! It is good 'unwinding' time... and a few more minutes would be nice!
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Early Year cycling
I'm doing my commute at the moment, but it's only a 6 mile round trip. I'm very lucky :)
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- Tourer, Commuter, Family Rider
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- Raleigh Caprice, Raleigh Atlantis, Dahon Ciao
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Oh yes, when it's windy it is not much fun at all!
It looks very quiet. A nice commute, maybe not so much if it's windy and rainy!
I cycle slowly... then take deodorant wipes for use when I get to work.
Nice commute :)
Hmmm! Where's the traffic??
It's interesting that a couple of people have mentioned how good cycling is at 'me' time.
Does everybody find it so?
I find that even if I've had a rotten day at work, I always feel much better by the time I've cycled home.
Good point!! It is good 'unwinding' time... and a few more minutes would be nice!
I'm doing my commute at the moment, but it's only a 6 mile round trip. I'm very lucky :)
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Sorry Geoff, but mine is oly 16 miles there and 16 back again!
Good luck with your search.
Les
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I’m the press and media manager for Halfords and hope you don’t mind if I take up a little of your time.
I'm looking to identify the cyclist who tackles Britain’s longest daily cycling commute.
I already know of people who cycle 30+ miles t…
Chains stretch, for sure. A tension tool like this will show the wear, and you can find out about tensioners at Charlie the Bikemonger - the tugs / tensioners are toward the bottom of the page.
Ham
I've just got a handlebar bag, so I can put my laminated maps on top for longer rides!
I believe you can share your courses, workouts and saved rides wirelessly with other Edge 705 users, but I can't comment on this as I'm the only person I know with the 705 so haven't tried it out!
I also like maps and invariably carry a paper map w…
Rode up the Coombe Valley Rd Robert!
Can put you in touch with my brilliant bike mechanic if you like
A mate of mine http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=517472182&ref=nf does it in the States, here is his report http://orangbasikal.blogspot.com/2009/11/tweed-ride-personal-view.html
Ah-ha - so that's what was wrong with my 305! Garmin replaced though, no trouble. I confess for a fondness for paper maps, and since finding these on the Dunwich Dynamo, they are my favourite touring maps, with a map carrier velcroed to the bars.
Sounds like you had a good day! Go anywhere near Sutton Pointz?
Cheers for all your input, I live and ride in the Frence Pyrenees and there are lots of small car less roads to find so hope a Garmin will help me out.
I have a forerunner which as failed many times and some time i ride with my car GPS but its not w…
Hello everyone,
I am looking for a part but I am not entirely sure what its called, or if it even exists!
... or even if its a fault with my bike, which the shop is trying to cover up....
The rear wheel constantly needs to be adjusted in the fork…
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Me too... not least to save the spokes in my back wheel!
Just a few days off this week so decided to go for a ride on Monday.
Early srart with a cold NE wind blowing in Dorset as I headed into it with the sun on my back. All the way to Puddletown via Woodsford Castle and then up the Piddle valley before g…
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