What did you do after LeJog?

[TheRedEyeJedi]

Did anyone else suffered from LeJog withdrawals after completing. I recently made a blog about my post ride blues....

http://claridgecyclingtocurecancer.com/ ... edication/

What did the rest of you End to Enders take on as your next challenge?

[Mick F]

Do it again, but both ways.
Then do it again on a Raleigh Chopper.

Next time?
Do it again both ways again.

[TheRedEyeJedi]

Do it again, but both ways.
Then do it again on a Raleigh Chopper.

Next time?
Do it again both ways again.

How long did it take you on the chopper? Have you got a write up of that trip anywhere?

[Mick F]

The trip was excellent and I enjoyed the Chopper. I sold it afterwards and I've regretted it since. It was a beast to ride, but strangely enjoyable and everywhere I went, folk would stop and chat.

http://jogleonachopper.blogspot.com

The blog is finished of course, but they always read backwards, so I'm in the process of re-arranging it the correct way round so it reads as a complete thing. I've not been back to this task for a while, but I will continue with it as and when the fancy takes me.

http://chopperstory.blogspot.co.uk/

[patpalloon]

I did Dover to Cape Wrath next, followed by a trip to Spain and cycling round Ireland from Rosslare to Belfast the long way round including end to end (Mizen Head to Malin Head)

[V4281051]

I rode from St Malo to the Mediterranean sea..ie..France from north to south..Then after that Trans America..

[TrevA]

Why keep doing the same thing over and over again? Once you've done it, it's done - move on to something else.

After doing JOGLE, I went riding in the French Alps, tackling the Galibier and Alpe D'Huez, then went cycle-touring in Cuba.

[Oglet Lane Banjo Player]

We went to the pub.

[Spinners]

We went to the pub.

+1

[Audax67]

Never done LeJog, but know well the feeling after a long'un - chum calls it the "back to the cowshed" feeling. Only cure I know is to plan the next one.

[ferrit worrier]

We went to the pub.

+1

Aye spot on, Feet up and a can of Fursty Ferret

http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/1306/14447/

[mnichols]

End to end of France - twice, e2e of Italy, c2c of Italy, e2e of Alps, e2e of Pyrenees

Lejog is a beginning not an end

You've proved you have fitness, stamina, commitment and determination. Its a big world out there....go explore

[Ron]

Lejog is a beginning not an end
You've proved you have fitness, stamina, commitment and determination. Its a big world out there....go explore

My feelings exactly, LEJOG proved to be the primer for longer tours in foreign lands.

[TrevA]

We went to the pub.

You waited until you'd finished before you went to the pub? We were in the pub every night whilst JOGLEing. Essential to replace those lost fluids! JOGLE was very much a tour of the nation's micro-breweries for me.

[The Mechanic]

Rode LEJOG in 2012. I did nothing the year after due to a certain Big C intervening in my life. Saw him off eventually (Never challenging but certain to win if challenged, Grasshopper) and did Dover to Cape Wrath this year. Awesome ride and harder than the LEJOG route we did in 2012 IMHO.

Giving serious thought to a French end to end next year, Caen to Nice but still have a date with a double Coast to Coast involving the Hadrian Cycle route and Walney to Wear.