Prologue telecast starts 11:50 in the pm (local time)
FIFTEEN HOURS TO GO - WOO HOO
Richard
three weeks without sleep coming up
Almost time!
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Almost time!It's 8:50 in the am (local time).
Prologue telecast starts 11:50 in the pm (local time) FIFTEEN HOURS TO GO - WOO HOO Richard three weeks without sleep coming up I had a good bike ... so I fixed it
Here's my challenge, can I get up and do the 6.30am club ride after watching it?
I've got stuff on ebay
If you do Mike, there's a very good chance you'll be the only one there. Win by default!
Think outside the double triangle.
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almost 3 hours to go. The race is from 11 to 1.30am so not too bad...though I'm tired now so later isn't looking good.
Excited though WAKE UP RICHARD!!
My SBS guide says I have to wait until 11:50, racing in the rain seems to be a lot harder than riding ie. I'm more tired after a short race at a reasonably low average speed than I've been after longer, faster rides.
Bed for me, record it please Mr. iQ. If Mick wins the prologue I'll be very cross with him - the ACT Vets coaching staff (us F graders) think he should ease into it over the flat stages, then start the real work in about 5 days. Litespeed Classic - 3Al/2.5V titanium tube set, Record 9-speed groupset, Open Corsa Evo CX
Alchemy Diablo - Columbus Zonal tubing, Ultegra 9-speed groupset, UltraGatorskins Gitane Rocks T1 - U6 tubing, Deore/XT groupset, CrossMarks
Don't get home from work till it's over
Was getting the GLW to tape it, but SBS reception is having "one of those days" Shaun ...whatever the road rules, self-preservation is the absolute priority for a cyclist when mixing it with motorised traffic.
London Boy 29/12/2011
I got cunning, went to bed at 8:30 and set the alarm for 11:40. As I type, I'm upright, mobile, eyes making out vague shapes in the world around me and SBS is playing the tail end of some dreadful movie ... oh, and the cat thinks it's breakfast time (he's got buckley's).
Richard I had a good bike ... so I fixed it
We are in count down here in WA. Still up and awake (but for how long?!
Of course, as the night wears on the number of pieces is dropping...that's why I made two - to ensure there is enough left for lunch!! I'm a fan so don't get me wrong, but how Wimbledon gets so much airplay over cycling (still no Giro telecast) is beyond me. At least cyclists don't tend to grunt when they push the pedals
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