YD200 - who's in?
Posted: Mon Sep 21, 2015 4:04 pm
It's not that far off now and I'd not seen anything about it here. Who is riding?
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Lol!Taylor wrote:I was, then my social secretary told me we were entertaining the barringtons.
So now I'm not.
I'd imagine a fair proportion of the barringtons would be entertained by a couple of hundred kilometres of classic Yorkshire riding!Taylor wrote:I was, then my social secretary told me we were entertaining the barringtons.
So now I'm not.
Good stuff stu. I had done family stuff that cropped up late on to mean I was a DNS.stucowp wrote:I was there the ground conditions were the best they could be for October we've had great weather for nearly 2 weeks. Buy yet now the forecast is changing for the bb200 oh dear!
I had entered and would have loved to have been in the group start but done family stuff cropped up late in the day. I'm planning on taking a sneaky day off work this, or next week and riding a solo effort.stucowp wrote:I got round in 14 hours in first, then second was around 16hours I think Ben on here came in around 19hours there was a few folk spread right through the night think stu rider had a long night!
Top route really I'm not expecting the BB 200 to be that easy though! Was expecting you to come back for unfinished business!
Oh man I love gates. Started with an early trip round the Mary Townley Loop which has more gates per mile than any other known route in the uk*stucowp wrote:The ground conditions are the best I have seen them at this time of year with the exception of a couple of bits you'll really enjoy! Oh and enjoy the never ending supply of gates! ;-)
That was after he'd finished, right?whitestone wrote:Now Stuart, about your comment "I've not got much in my legs at the moment"
Noianfitz wrote:That was after he'd finished, right?whitestone wrote:Now Stuart, about your comment "I've not got much in my legs at the moment"
Had a ride round it on Thursday. Stunning day but hardly saw anyone out. Really enjoyed the route. Managed to resist the lure of several very nice looking cafes!ianfitz wrote:Oh man I love gates. Started with an early trip round the Mary Townley Loop which has more gates per mile than any other known route in the uk*stucowp wrote:The ground conditions are the best I have seen them at this time of year with the exception of a couple of bits you'll really enjoy! Oh and enjoy the never ending supply of gates! ;-)
Looking forwards to it. Looks like sometime Wednesday/Thursday/Friday should be a good break in the weather.
*may not be entirely accurate. But certainly feels like it!