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Post by katymurphy on Jan 25, 2019 15:03:32 GMT
Help please. Is it 'just not cricket' to bring a TT bike along to a club ride? I understand it doesn't really work well with the dynamics of group riding but I hate going out on my own and want to ride my new toy  |
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Post by hectorkidds on Jan 25, 2019 23:01:35 GMT
As s bare minimum you have to promise to do the entire ride on the front... but better may be to hook up with other pointy hat peeps and do a Thames Valley ride with min hills for maximum opportunity to get uncomfortable/hold position.
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Post by katymurphy on Jan 25, 2019 23:05:03 GMT
Thanks Hector. Guess I need to join your gang then (although I’m not quite at pointy hat stage). Well in on your Ride today btw.
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Post by Martin Headon on Jan 26, 2019 18:00:47 GMT
TT is by definition a lonely pursuit!
I've ridden on my TT bike with other road bike riders when heading out to the Harry Must, but in general I've spent 90% of that time on the hoods. Occasionally I can get on the aerobars, but only when I'm at the front and there's a stretch of relatively risk-free and safe road, like Shire Lane.
In general, I ride on my road bike and keep my TT bike for the turbo.
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Post by Steve Pearson on Jan 30, 2019 15:41:38 GMT
TT is by definition a lonely pursuit! In general, I ride on my road bike and keep my TT bike for the turbo. [COUGH] In general, I ride on my road bike and keep my TT bike for the turbo racing. (I'll get me 'at) |
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