6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.Congrats Oldnewby. Cracking 200 is a great achievement.
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.After resting yesteday I took the Paino out this morning for a short ride. It really needs a new chain and cluster as it jumps around like a jumpy thing in some gears and won't stay in low gear for long which I discovered to my horror on the steep bit of Hill 60.
As a reward for climbing it in second, I was given Humpback whales playing off the entrance to Port Kembla. They were quite close in and put on a grand display of tails and flippers. Sure beats working.
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cheers grantw, much appreciated. Bit sore today! "It is the unknown around the corner that turns my wheels"
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.A video with the new GoPro of me riding Nowra Hill. Lewy and Dave have both ridden this little hill.
This is it on Strava http://app.strava.com/segments/621588
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.Nice nut cam
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Great effort oldnewby!!! You were an hour quicker than us for the 210km. We did M-Q-ferry-S-M. Our riding time was 8:34 with an additional 1:30 waiting for the ferry and a few extra stops (old men with prostate problems Average speed was 24.3kmh and we burned up 9126 calories. To make up for it, this was a (facebook) description of what Mrs C+W consumed: "I ate 6 assorted muesli bars, half a packet of jelly beans, and drank lots of water along with: one Gatorade, two bottles of water with glucodin, a cup of tea. also a can of coke purchased at Mordialic in order to bring me home on a sugar rush. Also had a tin of rice cream (my favorite -not!) And the supplied lunch: roast chicken and vegies, a banana, with a brownie to follow! What a big day!" (It was actually two tins of creamed rice!!) I reckon i had a couple of extra muesli and Cadel bars-don't want one for a while and about 3 gels. Towards the end i was having a muesli/cadel bar for more sustained energy and a gel for something immediate. We had a team of six with one extra guy on either side who did part/half; here we are at the finish, resplendent in the new team kit. ![]() Merida 903 from the LBS-nothing fancy... but you haven't seen me ride (nothing fancy)
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200KM, are you trying to catch me or something?? Anyway, well done. Not sure I could actually ride that far in a day. I ride to work every day so on Sunday, I slept in until 11.30 DS Riding: Cannondale Quick Speed 2
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Thanks C&W, and great work yourself, Love the kit! I thought the day was fantastic, and I'll definitely be a starter next year. "It is the unknown around the corner that turns my wheels"
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.So many great efforts here this year with many of you exceeding your targets already. Well done!
I've finally got back ahead of my 6K target which really gives me hope. I've already done more km's than my entire year last year.
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Good job mate. I rode to work today and only coughed up a little bit of my lungs. I may finally be over my chest infection. Giant Reign 1 Merida CX4 Trek Superfly Al Trek Earl
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.I'm thinking about revising my target upwards again!
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Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.Dusted off my Mountain bike this morning in preparation for preparing for Shane's Audax dirt series. It checked out ok so with a few errands to run I donned the baggies and headed out for a bit of a ride.
I'd forgotton just how much fun riding on knobby tyres and suspension can be. During the ride I also clocked up 4500km which means for the next few days at least, I'll be riding October's kilometers in October
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.After yesterdays aborted mess due to a headache, I went out and smashed a couple of PB's that I have had in my sights for a while.
http://app.strava.com/activities/26010144 Lopped 20 seconds off my best run up Nowra Hill. Over 2.5 minutes off the Forrest Road run. Pretty happy with that. Took nearly 20 minutes off the best time for that full ride as well. Happy camper here.
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.I know it is a bit of a cheap shot, but I might not get there for this calendar year.
![]() 47kW. I am a machine.
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.Bloody good effort mate. Please don't unleash that 47kws of power on me tomorrow. It's been a while since I was on the bike.
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Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.10 more kws and you're one of these
![]() I clocked up 830km so far for October with this mornings ride, 4 days left, so might have a go at 1k
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.Nice morning for a ride with norbs and another mate Damien.
Was giving a the fixie a test run for the Sydney to Gong. All was well until my chain broke 100 metres from home http://app.strava.com/rides/26174970 Almost 70kms riding fixed killed me so the fixie wont be getting a run in the Gong ride. Greenwell Point boat ramp ![]() Giant Reign 1 Merida CX4 Trek Superfly Al Trek Earl
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.Some good riding and achievements happening in the thread lately.Nice work takeitasread, good to see another gold bar in the thread.
Oldnewby and coffeeandwine, well done on the ATB. Be a bit flatter and longer than your normal riding oldnewby. Mugglechops, good to see you back on the bike. Just enough time to get some fitness back for the fling. Grant, nice to hear you've got the MTB out and ready for the dirt series. I'll let you know when I'm heading back up to Fitzroy Falls for the next recon ride, should be mid next month. Good luck with making the 1000km this month too. I went out for a ride with the neighbours this morning to see me past the 6000m climbing for October, not only keeping the goal alive for this year but also marking the 12th straight month of 6000+. Gorgeous morning to be out for a ride. Had to leave the neighbours halfway through when they stopped for coffee as I needed to be home but saw plenty of other riders out enjoying the day as I was heading through Jamberoo back home.
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.Had a fun morning riding up the escarpment on the MTB, the plan was to get to Brokers Nose, which is a prominent feature hereabouts, but I got lost along the way and the garmin didn't know about the track I was looking for so I just noodled around a bit and practised descending steep rocky single track. I will take a topo map with me next time.
![]() Montari on the scarp by _granty, on Flickr
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.Hey Grant, it's a nice ride on the Lower Escarpment Trail. I've done the ride to Brokers Nose before. You where heading the right way, just needed to go another 400m to see the steep climb on the left to take you to the top. I took a wrong turn at the top when I did it though and ended up walking up some unrideable sections. The way I came back was all rideable firetrail but there where plenty of bits that looked like singletrack heading off into the bush, there's a few of them that are strava segments, I haven't made it back to explore that area more yet.
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.Cheers Shane, I might have another crack at it on the weekend. My off road technique is very rusty and needs the practise
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.It's gone a bit quite here in the 6k club...has everyone been outing riding or something??
One last day to get out and log some k's before the October update is due....this year is flying by, Norbs will be writing up the opening post on the 2013 thread before we know it!!! Lisa
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