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#111

29 March 2011, 20:26

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Charidee work in Africa through a missionary service (1 week)

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1 week charity work in Africa????
What are you going to do in a week?

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#112

29 March 2011, 20:28

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1 week charity work in Africa????
What are you going to do in a week?

Not as much good as donating what the travelling costs would have summed to instead.
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#113

29 March 2011, 20:29

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1 week charity work in Africa????
What are you going to do in a week?

Sshh!

Its all pretend.

Just play along.
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#114

29 March 2011, 20:37

Originally posted by suityou01 View Post

Yep I am pretty unfit, but going to give it a go. As long as I get sponsored per mile then it doesn't matter if I die en route, BHF still get dough.

How much is the sponsorship for that?

As it happens numbnuts the reason I was annoyed with you was I was up for the LEJOG later in the year but after you're hissy fit no chance.

(On a question about biking)

What tyres are you using? The new bike I have, although light weight seems like I'm cycling through molasses off road. Got heavy set tyres for offroad, are you using intermediate or slicks for the road?

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#115

29 March 2011, 20:41

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What tyres are you using? The new bike I have, although light weight seems like I'm cycling through molasses off road. Got heavy set tyres for offroad, are you using intermediate or slicks for the road?

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#116

29 March 2011, 20:42

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... numbnuts ... bike ...

BBC NEWS | Health | Cycling linked to impotence It can be a problem. Project SY06 may have to wait.
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#117

29 March 2011, 20:43

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What tyres are you using? The new bike I have, although light weight seems like I'm cycling through molasses off road. Got heavy set tyres for offroad, are you using intermediate or slicks for the road?

Treaded tyres have a much higher rolling resistance than slick tyres.
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#118

29 March 2011, 20:44

Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

How much is the sponsorship for that?

As it happens numbnuts the reason I was annoyed with you was I was up for the LEJOG later in the year but after you're hissy fit no chance.

Total and utter bedwetter. A "hissy fit" as you call it is enough to put off the mighty MF? I suspect I smell bulltulip.

Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

(On a question about biking)

What tyres are you using? The new bike I have, although light weight seems like I'm cycling through molasses off road. Got heavy set tyres for offroad, are you using intermediate or slicks for the road?

I am using a mountain bike, heavy, disc brakes, big knobbly tyres. Hard work pushing that lot around.

Later in the training I shall switch to a road bike (when I find one I want to buy, mostly considering 2nd hand but my neighbour is encouraging me to get a Bianci via Nirone )

The advantage of using a big heavy knobbly bike in the first stages of training should be obvious.

Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras.
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#119

29 March 2011, 20:44

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BBC NEWS | Health | Cycling linked to impotence It can be a problem. Project SY06 may have to wait.

Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras.
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#120

29 March 2011, 20:46

Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post

Treaded tyres have a much higher rolling resistance than slick tyres.

Pump 'em up hard for tarmac - amazing the difference a bit of air makes.
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