Badminton? Nah. And road cycling is best anyway :mark:Quote:
Originally Posted by J4MIE
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Badminton? Nah. And road cycling is best anyway :mark:Quote:
Originally Posted by J4MIE
Suggest something else indoors then :D
If you're into incredibly boring training, get a indoor trainer for a bicycle like I did last winter. 30 minute's spinning feels like two hours. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by J4MIE
Today's commute back home was best so far, hour and half of singletrack, rocky sections, deep mud and horse manure, well worth the agony of riding 11km to work on tarmac in the tractor . :D
Sounds good apart from the manure :s
I try and avoid road cycling aswel. Where will you move to in the North East? If you like forest cycling,(if you havent been already) why not try Hamsterly forest? I may even meet you there :)Quote:
Originally Posted by J4MIE
New office is on the outskirts of Sunderland, so will be somewhere within commuting distance. Working down there during the week and back home at weekends until the move is finalised and I find a house to rent.
Have looked at Hamsterley already but never actually been there before.
Just rode to Sunderland and back. Almost entirely off road :) .
My bike is a hybrid so can do the likes of well maintained ex railways but not really the rallying roads which I'm sure Jamie prefers!
Great weekend: Friday football, Saturday tennis and Gym, Sunday tennis and 8 kms of jogging. If only all of them would be the same.
Impressive....If you continue like this your body will look like Alex Velea's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Big Ben
A good journey Mark, its been a couple of months since I did that route! Did you make it all the way to the coast line? Its about 27 miles round trip from where I am.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark