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2014 starts with good intentions

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  • Registered Users Posts: 2,888 ✭✭✭pprendeville


    That's some rate of weight loss.


  • Registered Users Posts: 13,734 ✭✭✭✭Inquitus


    That's some rate of weight loss.

    Aye Phil, but its easier to lose it when its there to be lost, there's not much belly fat left now, so I would imagine any more weight loss will be much harder to come by, and being disciplined week in week gets very tiresome. The upcoming holiday isn't going to help!


  • Registered Users Posts: 13,734 ✭✭✭✭Inquitus


    Weds 29th Apr - Out to Club League 19km - http://app.strava.com/activities/135925397
    Weds 29th Apr - Back from Club League 19km - http://app.strava.com/activities/135925392
    Weds 29th Apr - Club League Race Ardcath Circuit 33km - http://app.strava.com/activities/135925396

    First Club League road race of the season, went out to rip the legs off not to score points, mission achieved, hung well with the Scratch Group and felt very strong.

    Fri 2nd May - Over to get Club Car 15km - http://app.strava.com/activities/136460500
    Sun 4th May - Frank O'Rourke Warm Up - http://app.strava.com/activities/137366016
    Sun 4th May - Frank O'Rourke (A4) Race - http://app.strava.com/activities/137366028

    Went all the way down to deepest darkest Wexford for this, form is really good. Race was an utter disappointment, it was basically a leisure cycle with a sprint at the end, tried to get a break going, knew I was one of the strongest there, but couldn't do anything to prevent the mass sprint at the end which I made a bollox of. A particularly frustrating day as an A4 that left me thinking WTF do I have to do to capitalise on being one of the strongest in the bunch and get some points. Also a bloody long way to travel for a race we didn't race.

    Tues 6th May - Return Club Car 16km - http://app.strava.com/activities/138159751
    Tues 6th May - Howth Repeats 62km - http://app.strava.com/activities/138231254

    Felt super strong on Howth, managed to put in the 11th fastest time up Windgate road, very happy with how the form is going - http://app.strava.com/activities/138231254/segments/3137318911

    Weds 7th May - Commute in 5km - http://app.strava.com/activities/138413756
    Weds 7th May - Club League Corkagh Park Warmup - http://app.strava.com/activities/138609783
    Weds 7th May - Club League Corkagh Park Race - http://app.strava.com/activities/138609793

    30mins plus 3 laps of Corkagh Park, we had 3 groups this night I was off in Group 2 with about 1/3 of a lap on scratch. Scratch made no impression on us as we worked very well together. We rode right through Group 1 and in the end there were about 4 of us in the group when the bell rang, one of the lads went with 2 laps to go and the lad in front of me didn't seem able to close the gap, I went round him and picked up the wheel. I realised this was it for the win and went to the front with 1.5 laps to go, the other lad wouldn't give me a turn but I didn't want to play silly buggers and let the other 2 back on, in the end I lost a photo by about an inch, still 2nd place is my best ever club league performance and I am happy with the result. Form continues to improve.

    Fri 9th May - Commute in 5km - http://app.strava.com/activities/139105289
    Fri 9th May - Commute out 5km - http://app.strava.com/activities/139194682
    Sat 10th May - Dunsany GP Warmup - http://app.strava.com/activities/139471543
    Sat 10th May - Dunsany GP (A4) Race - http://app.strava.com/activities/139471554

    This was a big one for me, as I was off on 2 weeks holiday the next day with no chance of any cycling for the duration, so I really wanted to capitalise on the excellent form and bag some points before I lost some of it. I went off the front on the first lap on my own for about 10km, but got reeled in coming into Dunsany, I noted there was a block headwind for the last few km coming into the finish which was going to make it difficult for any break to stay away at the end. I was riding at Threshold so didn't do too much damage to the legs.

    I went away slightly further on on the 2nd lap for about 7km but was caught in the same spot, again I rode at threshold so not too much damage done.

    3rd lap I went at the turn for Dunsany and 2 lads came with me, we dropped one of them, but the other lad and I worked well together, we got to about 2.5km to go before the headwind took its toll and we were brought back.

    I had about a minute to catch my breath before the turn into the uphill sprint. I was third wheel going round the final corner, and quickly passed one lad to be sitting in 2nd, a lad from St Tiernan's pipped me by a inch on the line so I got 3rd spot.

    This result put me on 9/10 points for the upgrade and with 2 weeks holiday looming I was happy I hadn't got 2nd as it would have been harsh coming back from 2 weeks of being idle for an A3 debut!

    Thurs 15th May - Climb of Goblin Hill (Run) 1.3km @ 10% - http://app.strava.com/activities/141403708
    Fri 16th May - Climb of Goblin Hill (Run) 1.3km @ 10% - http://app.strava.com/activities/141792758
    Sat 17th May - Climb of Goblin Hill (Run) 1.3km @ 10% - http://app.strava.com/activities/142158506

    I got these 3 runs in on holidays, did a good bit of Canoeing too, and wasn't totally inactive, but compared to the hard graft I have put in this year it was not far off 2 weeks of being bone idle, couple that with good food, rum and red stripe and I came back 3.5kg heavier. I knew this was going to happen, but it is definitely frustrating to see some of the hard work pissed away!

    Tues 27th May - Commute in 5km - http://app.strava.com/activities/146104468
    Tues 27th May - Cycle over to Finglas 14km - http://app.strava.com/activities/146323502
    Tues 27th May - Mondello Warm Up 10km - http://app.strava.com/activities/146323499
    Tues 27th May - Mondello Race (A4) - http://app.strava.com/activities/146323502

    Went over to Mondello on my first day back to see how much damage had been done. Started off just sitting in the bunch, but after about 1/3 of the race I realised I was strong enough to do some work, so I added my bit to the efforts of the 7/8 lads who were driving it at the front. We were doing a good job holding off A3 and after about 45 mins of the hour they seemed to give up the chase, I thought we were going to decide the win among ourselves however a few A3's and juniors along with a couple of A1's had managed to make the junction. The last 15 mins was hectic with lots of attacks from these guys and it was a hard. Managed to get into the last corner with what was left of the bunch, and I reckon I was 2nd unplaced A4 after the lad from bikehub in Howth who had looked strong all day, probably finished around 12th overall, but was a decent ways back.

    While the form wasn't desperate, I rode smart and took into account my limitations. I know I am not where I was, I would estimate I am about 15% off of where I was 2 weeks prior, well able to hang with the bunch and do some work, but not likely to be one of those making the race. Some hard work ahead to get things back on track.

    Weds 28th May - Commute in 5km - http://app.strava.com/activities/146453254
    Weds 28th May - Commute Out - http://app.strava.com/activities/146562402
    Weds 28th May - Club League Corkagh Park - http://app.strava.com/activities/146627463

    I was put in scratch for the club league on account of my good pre-holiday form, which was a shame as I knew I would be in trouble, what with Mondello in my legs from the night before, and the loss of form on hols. I arrived late and didn't get a warmup, and we set off like a bat out of hell, I held on for 5-6 laps until just before the catch was made, but I rode alot of it into the wind and should have been smarter and sat on wheels. I blew up warmed down and went home.


    Thurs 29th May - Commute Out - http://app.strava.com/activities/146932305
    Thurs 29th May - Nags Head Repeats 60km - http://app.strava.com/activities/147002099

    Fri 30th May - Commute In 5km - http://app.strava.com/activities/147177165
    Fri 30th May - Commute Out 5km - http://app.strava.com/activities/147287306
    Fri 30th May - 23km TT effort at HR Threshold - http://app.strava.com/activities/147310591
    Sun 1st June - Over to Finglas 15km - http://app.strava.com/activities/148211414
    Sun 1st June - Deenside Cup Warmup - http://app.strava.com/activities/148211407
    Sun 1st June - Deenside Cup (A4) Race - http://app.strava.com/activities/148211435

    A race about 2 ascents of a hill! We rode the race handy enough except for the 2 times up the hill. I felt fine the first time up, HR was higher than I would have liked, and I knew I wasn't flying on the hills as I had been before the break, but I got up the first time with an Avg HR just below Threshold and it didn't take too much out of me.

    2nd time round however we rode very hard into the bottom of the climb and on the early steep section I was well into the red, I lost the wheel in front a little before halfway and rode the rest of the climb with my nose into the wind, the later section not being as steep and some good drafting advantages to be had. I crested the climb about 24 seconds down on the group that went on to contest the points, and couldn't make a dent in the gap to the next group on the road on the descent let alone those lads out in front.

    All in all it was pretty much as I expected, you don't do nothing for 2 weeks and come back uprooting trees, I will work hard for the next few weeks and things will come round again, of that I am certain. I did have my biggest week of the year on the bike, and the legs were slightly dead on Sun, but that wasn't the difference between being dropped or not. Next weeks Meath GP is less selective so I would imagine by then I should be able to be there or thereabouts for the sprint.

    Mon 2nd June - Nags Head Repeats - http://app.strava.com/activities/148637657

    I intend to have a few weeks of very hard training now to work myself back into form. I am looking towards the Tour of Omagh at the end of the month as a big target, and will be upping the training regime between now and then.

    I intend to get out to the Nags Head for repeats either before or after work most days as well as locking down what I eat to get the holiday kilos off.

    Onwards and upwards! :)

    Last 4 Weeks
    Avg Rides / Week 7
    Avg Distance / Week 130 km
    Avg Time / Week 4h 5m

    Year-to-Date
    Distance 3,782.7 km
    Time 138h 58m
    Elev Gain 28,953 m
    Rides 126


  • Registered Users Posts: 741 ✭✭✭upthe19th


    Ok having read your last post and 2 cups and tea and a couple of fig rolls later I have finally read all your training logs.

    From "how the hell do I get off the front" in your first club ride, gold medal sportives, club races, all the way through to being inches from A3 and of course the small matter of 30kg+ of body weight lost.....I'm pretty speechless here except for 2 thoughts in my head

    1) Holy F**k, and

    2) What in the hell I'm I posting my crap here for.

    It's given me a serious kick in the arse to improve. Although I doubt very much if I could ever emulate such achievements, it has at the very least inspired me to do better. Thanks.


  • Registered Users Posts: 2,888 ✭✭✭pprendeville


    Of course you'll get there, you just need to keep going and gradually build it up. Rome wasn't built in a day.


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  • Registered Users Posts: 13,734 ✭✭✭✭Inquitus


    Tues 3rd June - Commute in 5km - http://app.strava.com/activities/148884308
    Tues 3rd June - Commute out 5km - http://app.strava.com/activities/149005562
    Tues 3rd June - Nags Head repeats - http://app.strava.com/activities/149063055
    Weds 4th June - Commute Out 5km - http://app.strava.com/activities/149414731
    Weds 4th June - Club League Marshalling 48km - http://app.strava.com/activities/149508587
    Sat 7th June - Leg tester 49km - http://app.strava.com/activities/150500857

    Had a dose of the man flu Thurs and Friday so stayed off the bike, felt better on Sat so went out to see if racing on Sunday was a go.

    Sun 8th June - Warmup 5km - http://app.strava.com/activities/151034512
    Sun 8th June - Sean Nolan Meath GP (A4) 84km - http://app.strava.com/activities/151034537

    Form seems to be returning to pre-holiday levels, felt comfortable all race, got in a shortlived break, brought back a few breaks, felt strong. I am targeting the Omagh 3 day in 3 weeks time, as such I need to not get upgraded in the interim, so I am effectively racing not to place. As we came into the finish on Sunday I found myself in a good position and gave it a dig coming up to the line, with less than 100m to go I realised I was in danger of perhaps winning and certainly nailed on to get the one point for an upgrade, so I had to back right off and softpedal to the line counting people go past til we got to the magic number of 8!

    That aside, the finish was sketchy as hell, and there were some right numpties racing who need to cop the fúck on, do you really want to bust up yourself, your bike and cost yourself thousands of yoyo's all just to have a shot at sprinting for some A4 points?

    Just back from the doctors, I have a chest infection, I think racing after Man Flu is probably to blame, have some AB's and hopefully can shift enough of it to do the Club League TT on Weds.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 1,011 ✭✭✭ht9zni1gs28crp


    Hi Paul, copped who it was by Strava etc....similar story to yourself, good to read all the training logs. We had a good outing at the Brendan Carrroll memorial where we blew the majority of A4's out with a brilliant work ethic. Think I was there or thereabouts on the opening night at Mondello I seem to recall you were there too? Along with the guy from Howth?

    Good luck for the Omagh three day event....

    Mike
    (Navan RC)


  • Registered Users Posts: 13,734 ✭✭✭✭Inquitus


    Hi Paul, copped who it was by Strava etc....similar story to yourself, good to read all the training logs. We had a good outing at the Brendan Carrroll memorial where we blew the majority of A4's out with a brilliant work ethic. Think I was there or thereabouts on the opening night at Mondello I seem to recall you were there too? Along with the guy from Howth?

    Good luck for the Omagh three day event....

    Mike
    (Navan RC)

    Aye we put in a good effort on the Friday night of the Stamullen weekend, very enjoyable race that, fun hanging with the A1/2/3 when they caught us, defo one of the most enjoyable races this year.

    We were there or thereabouts at Mondello a couple of weeks back, the bikehub lad got unplaced A4, I was 2nd or 3rd with yourself and an other Swords lad there or thereabouts as well.

    You going down to Roundwood on Sat? Will say hello if I can figure out which Navan lad you are!


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 1,011 ✭✭✭ht9zni1gs28crp


    I don't think I will be in Roundwood this weekend. Blue/White Kovert FX bike I sit on!

    Are you at the Tour of Omagh with a team or a single entry?


  • Registered Users Posts: 13,734 ✭✭✭✭Inquitus


    I don't think I will be in Roundwood this weekend. Blue/White Kovert FX bike I sit on!

    Are you at the Tour of Omagh with a team or a single entry?

    We have applied for a team, but we are not a full compliment of 5.


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  • Registered Users Posts: 8,418 ✭✭✭wirelessdude01


    Inquitus wrote: »
    We have applied for a team, but we are not a full compliment of 5.

    Did ye get accepted?


  • Registered Users Posts: 13,734 ✭✭✭✭Inquitus


    Did ye get accepted?

    We managed to get to 5 before the entry list closed and they took the money and we got auto email confirmation from entrycentral this morning.


  • Registered Users Posts: 8,418 ✭✭✭wirelessdude01


    Inquitus wrote: »
    We managed to get to 5 before the entry list closed and they took the money and we got auto email confirmation from entrycentral this morning.

    We are in as well :)


  • Registered Users Posts: 13,734 ✭✭✭✭Inquitus


    We are in as well :)

    Good to hear, what club are you and do you have a full 5? We'll have to build some Dublin Alliances between ye, Lucan and Swords!


  • Registered Users Posts: 8,418 ✭✭✭wirelessdude01


    Inquitus wrote: »
    Good to hear, what club are you and do you have a full 5? We'll have to build some Dublin Alliances between ye, Lucan and Swords!

    Ohh i'm Lucan.


  • Registered Users Posts: 13,734 ✭✭✭✭Inquitus


    Ohh i'm Lucan.

    Good stuff, you in Roundwood tomorrow? I'll ascertain which one of the Lucan horde you are and say hello :)


  • Registered Users Posts: 8,418 ✭✭✭wirelessdude01


    Inquitus wrote: »
    Good stuff, you in Roundwood tomorrow? I'll ascertain which one of the Lucan horde you are and say hello :)

    Yep i'll be there :)


  • Registered Users Posts: 13,734 ✭✭✭✭Inquitus


    Yep i'll be there :)

    Did you recently buy a new bike? (process of elimination)


  • Registered Users Posts: 13,734 ✭✭✭✭Inquitus


    Weds 11th June - 53km of warmup, warmdown and commuting with a 10 mile Club TT - http://app.strava.com/activities/152407992
    Thurs 12th June -12km Commuting
    Fri 13th June - 27km Commuting
    Sat 14th June - Roundwood GP 62.1km - http://app.strava.com/activities/153383485

    Made a mistake this week, I developed a chest infection from racing last Sunday and got antibiotics from the Doctor Monday morning, I thought I was well enough to do the TT on Weds but it ripped my throat out, then decided again that I had recovered enough to race Saturday and had trouble breathing with a rattle in my chest. I tried to help work for a Club mate, gave a hard pull into the climb the last time and then rolled home myself.

    Sun 15th June - 50km Naul Hills - http://app.strava.com/activities/153992193

    I went out for a gentle spin on the Sunday, wanting to race the Tour of Omagh and having a family weekend away and a work trip for 3 days to Brussels in the intervening period means I went out racing / training when sick worried I might not get enough in.....probably not a good idea in hindsight.

    Mon 16th June - 50km Naul Hills - http://app.strava.com/activities/154344612

    Rode the hills hard, set a bunch of PR's, felt my chest infection was behind me, thankfully. Form seems good.

    Tues 17th June - 12km Commuting
    Weds 18th June - 52km Commuting to work and to the Club Champs Race
    Weds 18th June - Club Champs A Race 60km (7th) - http://app.strava.com/activities/155223841

    Now in Scratch in the Club League so the A race for me, good race, hard ridden, 3 of the Clubs Strongmen got into a break on lap 3 of 5 and stayed away with our new A1 Ken Tobin riding away from the other 2 lads for the title of Club Champion, I finished 4th in the 2nd Group sprint for 7th place (I think)

    Sun 22nd June - Out and back to race 40km
    Sun 22nd June - Strabane Lifford GP (A4) 50km - http://app.strava.com/activities/157100925

    Good hard race, the lads up north seem to be alot more honest about their A4 racing then those down south. Used it as a training session, put the hurt on at the front a good bit up the drags, and went off the front a few times with various lads. Was on the wheel of the winner up the final kick, started to go round him and sat up to avoid getting points ahead of next weeks Tour of Omagh. Definitely had some points for the taking there anyways, hope it doesn't come back to bite me in the ass! and I get none in Omagh and spend the rest of the year trying to get my upgrade.

    Tour of Omagh

    This race was pure class, the organisation the host club put into it was first rate, it was not far off the Rás in terms of Marshalling, support etc. From race radio for the Team managers, to Neutral Service cars, this race had it all. I would recommend any A4 factor this into their season next year, and any clubs from the 26 counties to prioritise entering a team. It is a chance for A4's to tackle a stage race of the highest quality, and a unique experience. I saw one crash, caused by a pothole not anyone else, the whole weekend with 3 road stages and 110 riders, that is testament to the quality of the riding and the marshalling.

    Stage 1

    http://app.strava.com/activities/158882523

    72km with 685m of climbing according to my gps, ridden hard and fast for a 39.4kph average on my Garmin. There wasn't enough to really break it up and there was a massive field coming in for the sprint. It was downhill with a tailwind for the last 5km, leveling out into a slight drag for the finish. I was some buzz, but we were just inches from disaster if someone made a wrong move.

    I was positioned well coming into the final km moving up as gaps appeared as some people found the pace too much, I found myself in 3rd place on a wheel with about 200m to go and went as hard as I could, I couldn't get round the eventual winner, but got up for 2nd place taking a 6 sec time bonus to put me 2nd in the GC.

    The rest of the team rolled in on the sametime, with my clubmate getting 6th on the stage putting us both up to A3. We led the team Classification as well.

    Stage 2

    http://app.strava.com/activities/159136311

    We rocked up early to get warmed up and were amazed to see the array of TT equipment the northern boys had, lots of Team Sky setups, 4 or 5 turbos out the back of a van with really nice TT bikes and disk wheel setups. TT'ing is quite big north of the border I was told, hence the abundance of good gear, we didn't even have clip ons!
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    A 4km TT. I did it in 5:52 which was 30 seconds slower than the winner. I didn't feel I did a particularly good TT, and left some time out there, TT's are not something I do very often, this was probably my 4th ever, and by far the shortest. I put out 355W for the 5 minutes, I think I could have gone deeper and a full TT setup would certainly have shaved some time off too.

    This dropped me down to 27th in the GC with work to be done in the following 2 road stages.

    Stage 3

    http://app.strava.com/activities/159136355

    A 67.3km road stage with a decent climb about 20km from the finish. The climb did it's work and only 44 of the 110 starters made the split. I crested it at the front with maybe 7 other lads, and we had maybe a 20 second gap, but noone wanted to ride, probably mindful that 20km is a long way to the finish.

    I was very well positioned for the sprint, but missed the 1km to go sign and as we rounded a corner the finish appeared right in front of us with maybe 100m to go, I was feeling great, but cursed as I knew I was too far back, I gave it everything and managed to get 6th, but a much better result was on the cards, and I could have done with the time bonus for a top 3 to help move me up the GC.

    6th on the stage and up to 18th on the GC 27 seconds down. Having dropped from 1st in the Team classification to 13th on the TT stage, a good ride by the lads all finishing in the front group saw us move up to 4th 33 seconds down.

    Stage 4

    http://app.strava.com/activities/159608094

    The final stage had a climb that peaked with 10km to go, likely to be the most selective road stage event of the Tour. It was 2 back to back climbs, with a short fast descent in between.

    One of the Blanchies on our team was tied 1st for the Green Jersey, so I offered to help lead him out. The first sprint was only about 8km into the stage so we set off at breakneck speed as there were teams chasing time bonuses for GC and others Sprint points so lots of people had an interest. he sat on my wheel and we made our way towards the front, in the end we didn't get ourselves positioned close enough to the front when the 1km sign came up, and he narrowly missed out getting 4th.

    There was another sprint after 32km, but we had started a mile of so further down the road than anticipated so we had to guess where it actually was as the route notes were now off. I got to the front with about 4km to go to the sprint, I thought we were nearer, and drilled it, lining it out, the 1km just never came and I was fairly well emptying the tank which was far from ideal. I let him go with about 300m to go and drifted back in the pack. Unfortunately immediately after the sprint we went into a hill, I didn't get much recovery, maybe 30 seconds and felt bolloxed, I could see my whole race goiing down the pan if I couldn't hold the wheels up the hill and get some more recovery in. Fortunately it was a short enough dig and I got up it hurting and settled in 3/4 of the way back in the bunch to recover, knowing I had about 16km until the first of the 2 finishing climbs.

    I didn't feel great after the effort and was worried I might not make it over the hills to come, had some gels, high-5 and rested up. I started to make my way back up the bunch with the climbs looming in a few km, and hit the bottom of the first one in about 20th, passed a few lads on the way up and crested in a group of about 8 with the yellow jersey and some other lads high up in the GC. A fast descent took us through a village and into the final climb 3km at 5% according to strava.

    http://app.strava.com/activities/159608094/segments/3699684126

    A few of the GC lads attacked hard at the bottom, I decided not to go with them but to set a hard steady tempo, there were maybe 4 up the road and myself in a group of 4 about 15m back, the gap stayed about the same over the top and we quickly brought them back as we rode the fast, technical descent, a few more got back on and we formed a group of about 14 off the front with a good gap.

    We rode hard up and overs for the next 8km or so and stayed away, myself and one of the Blachie lads slfcarro from boards had make the split from our team, which was good. A bit of messing started going into the final couple of km as people started eyeing the stage win. I agreed to try and give slfcarro a leadout to get him some CI points, but as we got into the sprint proper both my hamstrings cramped up and I struggled to get in without a time gap, just managing it, which was a shame as I had been measuring up very well in the previous sprints with 2nd and a 6th that could have been more.

    Anyways, a better TT, or even a TT bike would likely have gained me some seconds, how many I don't know, so in the end I finished 11th, 27 seconds behind.

    Team McNally Swords finished 2nd in the team competition as we had 2 in the decisive split, sadly Greenmat missed out on the split and finished 34 secs back in the 2nd group on the road, if he had made the split it would have been enough to overhaul our deficit on the Team Winners.

    Prizegiving for 2nd Team
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    I can't speak highly enough of this event, I had an excellent weekend and the racing was hard and fast, none of the slackfest we have had sometimes in Leinster A4 races this season.

    Onwards to A3 now, I amassed another 10 points this weekend alone to put me up to 19 and an an upgrade.

    A huge thanks to the 2 Blanchies who helped make our team up to 5, a pleasure to ride with the lads.


  • Registered Users Posts: 4,338 ✭✭✭Lusk_Doyle


    Great report.

    You have really come on in leaps and bounds from this time last year.

    Well done.

    Do you have a power meter?


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  • Registered Users Posts: 6,458 ✭✭✭lennymc


    well done inquitis. Looking forward to seeing you in the bunch.

    @lusk_doyle - afaik he does. you should get one.


  • Registered Users Posts: 13,734 ✭✭✭✭Inquitus


    Lusk_Doyle wrote: »
    Great report.

    You have really come on in leaps and bounds from this time last year.

    Well done.

    Do you have a power meter?

    Aye I got a Stages recently.


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