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winner 14.9.18MyCyclingWeekend - We Have a Winner
Well that was a bit of a washout, but then it wasn't.
How you viewed the weekend rain depended entirely on what bike you were riding. Out of the road bike? The rain meant wet feet, poor visibility and a lot of extra clothing!
For those of us racing cyclocross though, it meant proper 'Cross conditions with plenty of sliding around in the mud!
The clever ones among you left your rides until later on Sunday when the sun came out and it turned into a beautiful day.
Before we get to this week's winner, let's take a look through some brilliant entries.
CX racing can involve an annoying amount of running!
Ewan, the most serious of cyclists prioritise the coffee stop...
Oh to be riding in sunny Portugal!
Gene got a brilliant shot from Curbar Edge.
Not all CX races were a mud-bath.
Neil went where other people weren't.
A fat bike in a hill climb?
Yea, it's sunny in Malibu too...
Barry got this great shot of a long descent. Hopefully in the direction of cake?
Our winner this week is Simon. After battling the wind and rain, these views look even better! Congrats Simon, we'll be in touch.
That's it for this week, but remember to keep sending in those pics using #MyCyclingWeekend
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Pfff! Garstang was way ahead with this radical new redevelopment technique. Last April
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I don't know what the person with the Kuota is worried about, the internal cable routing should hold it together fine, and the rest will just buff...
The person is in a Public place, with no reasonable expectation of privacy...
the case has been listed to heard by Judge Donnison...
About 4 metres?...
Really they ought build a multi-storey carpark - between Hangingroyd Lane and Valley Road - it would need to be at least three storeys tall and...
I have. Put him in hospital....
Fair point, I forgot where this started. My suggestion that untaxed cars you see are unmarked police cars was tongue in cheek; clearly they're not....