Most excellent!

Yeah - good work Stu

Aye many thanks too! As ever you're too good to us boss .

Although I am particularly intrigued what Stu's "puppy dog face" looks like . Seems an unlikely concept if you ask me. Bound to be a photo somewhere in the archives .

Quality! Thanks Stu.

Thanks for all your effort making this happen Stu. I'm really looking forward to flying the BB flag once the new jerseys arrive.

Much appreciated Stu!

Nice one, cheers Stu

Okay then - everything is underway. I'm told lead time is 5 weeks, so sit back, do something else and forget you ever ordered one

Kind of hoping I can ride north and pick it up in person

Kind of hoping I can ride north and pick it up in person

Here's hoping. This 5 miles from home stuff is really starting to get on my tits, especially knowing / seeing people out across the border.

Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 12:33 pm Here's hoping. This 5 miles from home stuff is really starting to get on my tits, especially knowing / seeing people out across the border.

I was reading about that earlier, doesn't the 5 miles only apply to car journeys? I read for exercising the distance is unlimited provided you start the exercise from or within a 5 mile drive from home?

If it's only 5 miles from home even when exercising then surly the recent Trans Cambrian is against the law? Which would mean the time doesn't count as isn't one of the ITT rules that you shouldn't break the law?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/uk-wales-52416541

New guidance means people can cycle with members of one other household at a time, as long as they stay socially distanced.

It also says that strong cyclists, who may travel distances of 40 miles or more, may travel far as long as the exercise starts and finishes from home.

They are expected to stick to routes they know and take care of walkers, runners or other cyclists. They should stay two metres apart and stop to let people go by

Sorry, I didn't make myself clear - yes, I can ride directly from home pretty much as far as I like but there's a few places I'd like to look at that would be more than a days ride there and back. I'd also like to take my raft out too

If it's only 5 miles from home even when exercising then surly the recent Trans Cambrian is against the law? Which would mean the time doesn't count as isn't one of the ITT rules that you shouldn't break the law?

Well, Matt doesn't live at either Knighton or Dovey junction so i assume he drove to the start from home. However, given that we still can't decide whether it's actual law or guidance means he's probably okay

I was assuming he was OK, so no reason why you shouldn't get out. It must be perfect ground conditions for the Big Bear at the moment so you could head out and set a new record? All above board as long as you start from home and don't stop on the way round