Hi

Here we go again, hopefully the full video. Last one cut off at just over 5 minutes!

15 minutes is probably way too long, but here we go. It's unlisted, so feel free to click on the link.

Enjoy, maybe.

https://youtu.be/DiUtghNljdY

Good stuff.

brilliant - great film. I really enjoyed that and has made a mundane saturday a bit more fun.

Hopefully it will inspire me to at least download my footage!

Thanks very much guys :)

Nice. Seems I wasn't the only one to appreciate the napkins.

For a 'long' film I really enjoyed that. Great work Al
Moo cows

summittoppler wrote: ↑Sat May 18, 2019 10:23 am For a 'long' film I really enjoyed that. Great work Al
Moo cows

Haha, thanks bud. I wish I sorted something out today to head to Snowdonia again, instead I'm sat here watching riding movies instead of cycling!

Landslide wrote: ↑Sat May 18, 2019 9:16 am Nice. Seems I wasn't the only one to appreciate the napkins.

I really wish I kept one!

Nice one Al.... Thanks for sharing Wales/mad cows/lovely scenic WRT with us... Wow 126 miles on a weekend bimble. Not bad that

Thanks for watching :)

Nice one, I just finished editing mine together last night: https://youtu.be/cGJnSVkJZQU

Thanks Jim!! I'll have a little watch of this now!

Hummerlicious wrote: ↑Sun May 19, 2019 8:39 pm Nice one, I just finished editing mine together last night: https://youtu.be/cGJnSVkJZQU

I enjoyed that! I had a chuckle about the checkpoints you got...from another year!

I wonder if i can ask for your .gpx file from your three days? Or even follow on Strava and I can just yoink them? Same name on Strava as on here :)

Just sent you a strava request

Those are great thanks guys.

Thanks v much Jim and Allen.. Just watched em both again and (did I already say) thanks v much for the inspiration. Beats sitting around wondering when my bottoms gonna stop hurting each time I sneeze or walk or sit

2 questions if I may...

1. Allen how does the good old Wahoo fare in the good ol Welsh hills. Do you constantly keep missing having a proper OS on your bars alot or is it just a niggle here n there?

2. How many checkpoints are there usually on these events and how many are easily baggable without stressing too much ?(although I think I get that bagging the Cos isn't quite the point of the WRT).

3. Jim, who won, the landrovers or the bearbones?

They aren't checkpoints on the WRT Shaf, just grid refs that you might consider visiting.

Aha..thanks Bob. I think I remember now. Wales: bloomin lovely innit. Hopefully post ride reports this year's BB200 might say that it wasn't as tough as previous years (one can hope) and thus hopefully I might go have a little gander when I gets a chance (or find a friend thats slow as me and is going thataawya )

Hummerlicious wrote: ↑Sun Sep 15, 2019 6:41 pm Just sent you a strava request

Great stuff mate. I'll be yoinking some routes.

redefined_cycles wrote: ↑Sun Sep 15, 2019 7:48 pm

1. Allen how does the good old Wahoo fare in the good ol Welsh hills. Do you constantly keep missing having a proper OS on your bars alot or is it just a niggle here n there?

All I can say is it's amazing mate!