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- 14 Jan 2017, 7:43pm
- Forum: Non-standard, Human Powered Vehicles
- Topic: Up for a ride?
- Replies: 280
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Re: Up for a ride?
Sorry to let you down. I'm still suffering from the lurgy and haven't been on the bike since well before Christmas. When I eventually get well again, I'm going to have some work to do to get fit again!
- 19 Dec 2016, 5:46pm
- Forum: Non-standard, Human Powered Vehicles
- Topic: Up for a ride?
- Replies: 280
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Re: Up for a ride?
Hoarder's route looks do-able for me, if I can shake this man-flu dogging me at present and get some riding in to regain a bit of fitness! I'll have to do some timing calculations nearer the time and see if I can rendezvous with the group somewhere on the southernmost tip of the loop and then ride w...
- 16 Dec 2016, 5:16pm
- Forum: Non-standard, Human Powered Vehicles
- Topic: Up for a ride?
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Re: Up for a ride?
Gosh Will, you have been putting in the overtime on the video artistry haven't you! Some really impressive effects there! I can't promise anything for 15th January but if you decide to come south a bit, Udder Room way say, I might be able to struggle out to meet you en route for a stretch. Seasons G...
- 24 Jun 2016, 8:18pm
- Forum: Non-standard, Human Powered Vehicles
- Topic: Mounting a gps on an ice trike
- Replies: 8
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Re: Mounting a gps on an ice trike
Thanks Hercule, that looks very interesting.
- 24 Jun 2016, 10:42am
- Forum: Non-standard, Human Powered Vehicles
- Topic: Mounting a gps on an ice trike
- Replies: 8
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Re: Mounting a gps on an ice trike
hercule wrote:...... I have my Garmin Edge 810 set up on a space grip on the front mech post, paired with the Garmin remote. ......
I've seen references to a Garmin Remote elsewhere but I'm not familiar with it. Is it an accessory for something in their Fitness range?
- 23 Apr 2016, 10:35am
- Forum: Non-standard, Human Powered Vehicles
- Topic: Up for a ride?
- Replies: 280
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Re: Up for a ride?
Indeboat wrote:.........Sorry i did not make it to your first group ride of the year![]()
Need to get my bent legs back![]()
Hope to make the next one. Dick
You and me both!!

- 19 Aug 2015, 7:53am
- Forum: Non-standard, Human Powered Vehicles
- Topic: Sore eyes since going bent
- Replies: 9
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Re: Sore eyes since going bent
........... ordered a pair of the Sky diver/bike rider wrap around goggles. http://www.specs4sports.co.uk/sorz-stylish-wrap-around-shatterproof-goggles--smoke-lens-707-p.asp ............. That looks like a good choice - probably a bit more robust than the Kroops and maybe a better seal under the ey...
- 18 Aug 2015, 4:24pm
- Forum: Non-standard, Human Powered Vehicles
- Topic: Up for a ride?
- Replies: 280
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Re: Up for a ride?
cookie32 wrote:...... I have a spare homemade triangle made from a reflective a reflective vest. I'll bring it on the next ride you can have it if you like................ Will
That's very kind Will, but don't worry - I'm thinking possibly of something like this
- 18 Aug 2015, 1:43pm
- Forum: Non-standard, Human Powered Vehicles
- Topic: Up for a ride?
- Replies: 280
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Re: Up for a ride?
It's never a good idea to speed past a good pub!hoarder wrote:.......................... I sped past The Affleck Arms thinking it'd be best to get home.............
Just to illustrate that we aren't the only weirdos favouring odd bicycles - while I was there a chap turned up on a Dursley-Pedersen upright!
- 17 Aug 2015, 3:50pm
- Forum: Non-standard, Human Powered Vehicles
- Topic: Sore eyes since going bent
- Replies: 9
- Views: 8207
Re: Sore eyes since going bent
@Indeboat - yes I have exactly the same problem. My eyes get easily chilled and start to water and the cold air gives me a headache. My best answer so far has been racing jockey goggles - see Kroops here If you browse the Specs4Sports** webshop page, you'll see Kroops also do a similar thing for mou...
- 17 Aug 2015, 1:01pm
- Forum: Non-standard, Human Powered Vehicles
- Topic: Up for a ride?
- Replies: 280
- Views: 73396
Re: Up for a ride?
Great to finally meet up with you all. The first time for me, to be able to ride with other ‘bents! Great video Will - I really must learn to smile more when I’m on camera! Also, must get fitter - the 44km home was ‘steady’ to say the least, and interrupted by a stop for refuelling with a pint of Bl...
- 15 Aug 2015, 6:39pm
- Forum: Non-standard, Human Powered Vehicles
- Topic: Up for a ride?
- Replies: 280
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Re: Up for a ride?
All prepared. Just need to set the alarm and prise myself out of bed in time! 

- 15 Aug 2015, 3:54pm
- Forum: Non-standard, Human Powered Vehicles
- Topic: Up for a ride?
- Replies: 280
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Re: Up for a ride?
.............Will you be coming up from Clare via Poslingford and Stansfield ? No, I'll probably risk the B1063. The Poslingford and Assington Green Alps will be a bit much at that time of the morning! .........BTW, if you decide to wait at the Wickhambrook Shop and a tall, blond-haired, straggly-b...
- 15 Aug 2015, 12:32pm
- Forum: Non-standard, Human Powered Vehicles
- Topic: Up for a ride?
- Replies: 280
- Views: 73396
Re: Up for a ride?
Doh! Yet another senior moment - I'd got it into my head that Mildenhall was this weekend! It's a good job I posted here! Nevertheless, I fancy a ride tomorrow and shall attempt to join you. I shall be riding north through Clare and shall aim to join your planned route at Wickhambrook where I'll fol...
- 15 Aug 2015, 7:03am
- Forum: Non-standard, Human Powered Vehicles
- Topic: Up for a ride?
- Replies: 280
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Re: Up for a ride?
Will - I'm hoping to make it to Mildenhall tomorrow (Sunday 16th) and join you on your ride. I think you're planning on a 9.30 a.m. start but can you tell me where the meeting/start point will be?