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| | Surrey 5 Hills 5/10/08 Okay here's the deal..... a sunday ride in the surrey hills. Lord knows it's a tough place to take a fixie but bound to be the most beautiful and rewarding ride you can do near to london. Yes it is going to hurt and Yes you will wish you had never come along but this is what it is all about. 38 miles 5 hills : Pitch hill Holmbury hill Leith hill Box hill Ranmore common and plenty more up and downs inbetween that don't have names!!!! before you shit your pants and log off, take a god damn look at yourself and remember this: You can do it! we can take it easy and have tea and cakes along the way. Everyone will support each other. You remember how it felt when you got to the top of Devil's Dyke and your mates were clapping and chearing? well times it by 5. add your name and make this one to remember!!!!! 1.Jonny 2.Clintsmoker |
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| Blog Entries: 4 | i'm possibly up for this, will probably ride back though if i do it. 35miles is a bit short for a ride. as for which cog/chainrings i use miche and EAI. a 68-73 inch gear is fine for round there, no need to walk any of the hills, even box hill can easily be ridden seated. |
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| | let's not allow this to slip of the leader board. come on folks there looks to be about 10 of us so far. now lets start convincing others to come along and make this a memorable ride. i promise you this is 'IT' when it comes to riding around here. This is what 'IT' is all about. |
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| | nice one CS, you know i am fully down with this. like Mr. Smith will do - anyone looking for a longer ride can just spin back to london. not been an option on our tuesday night forays into the hills cos that last train home is preferable to lugging out tired arses back to the eastend. so you can do this ride and slip in extra miles as you see fit. shame about the clash with the Falling Leaves ride but can't imagine that many on here doing that - enjoy it andyp |
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| | hippy - all the best for wales, Mr Smith - put your name down for defo and talk a few more into it. we leave from waterloo take a train to effingham junction then do the ride Mask - get this in the diary so nothing can clash with it MikeC, Sam, Yvesc, Willo - the ride is on so book the day off with gf's /bf's and keep an eye on here for further details. Tony - all gears are welcome dude, see you there!! AndyP - have a great day riding mate |
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| | The 5 hills 5/10/08 okay lets get the details finalised. names down time. meet at waterloo at train leaves at 9:32. am arrive in effingham junction at 10:24. am tickets approx £8 arrive in good time to get tickets and snacks and load bikes on before the general public we will ride for approx an hour and then stop for tea and refreshments at peaslake. then another hour approx and stop for a pint at the top of leith hill then another 45 mins to the top of box hill for scenic tea and cakes then another 1 hour approx back to the station trains home are at o4 and 34 mins past the hour so no problems remember this can be taken at a liesurely pace guys. i will personally hang at the back to give directions 1.clintsmoker 2.jonny |
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| | I might be up for this if the weather doesn't make things too treacherous - competing the week after, so don't want to get hurt. I'll want to be back in London by 4pm, so it looks do-able. Of course I'd be thrashing myself up the hills, but taking it very easy in between :) Will watch this space. PS. I have a network card, so it'd be a 1/3 off fares for me plus 3 others. |
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