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s8tannorm wrote:
P.s. Stuart, it seems that I somehow pressed 'pay after delivery' via paypal (didn't even know such a thing existed) and so it looks like it's not going to release payment for 14 days????? If this is a hassle then let me know and I'll look into doing something about it - sorry!
The paperwork just looks like the usual, no mention of 'pay after delivery' or anything unusual.

Hopefully we'll see you in Jan ;)
I think the pay after delivery just means that Paypal "pay" straight away but don't debit the money from you for a fortnight. Gives you a chance to say "this never arrived" before you're out of pocket. I think the main reason seems to be from stopping me using my credit card to pay for stuff so minimising their charges. ;)
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Im in..................hope its not as cold as Mach n Back. I wore every bit of clothing I carried. Brrrrr!!
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I hope it is hux, even snow would be better as long as we can get there that is!!
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All signed up, looking forward to riding with composite and chicken-legs again, and I believe yetiman will be joining us too?
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mountainbaker wrote:All signed up, looking forward to riding with composite and chicken-legs again, and I believe yetiman will be joining us too?
Not mentioned it to him yet! :D
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Oh well, the cat's out of the bag now.
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Well I've just paid up, so I'm committed now. Looking forward to this...
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Am starting to get excited about this now but am unsure what to expect...

What sort of minimum/likely mileage are we looking at?

Do people generally ride in groups or on their own?

If groups does anyone fancy a slow as hell member in their group?

Anything else I need to know/bring/do/plan?

Cheers, Gairy.

P.s. what are the chances that I can have the breakfast roll from the BB200 that I missed upon my return?
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You can pootle along with me if you want Gairy.
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P.s. what are the chances that I can have the breakfast roll from the BB200 that I missed upon my return?
I think the dog buried it under the log store, I'll see if I can find it ;)
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I'm thinking about doing this SS - am I insane? I've got lots of experience riding SS but none with a loaded bike and I'm guessing there will be hills, bogs and boggy hills. My plan is to drop to 32:20 (29er) and man up. Is this sound plan or a recipe for misery?
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I'm guessing there will be hills, bogs and boggy hills
There will be if you include them in your route ;)
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flatfishy wrote:You can pootle along with me if you want Gairy.
Sounds like a plan.
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Charliecres wrote:I'm thinking about doing this SS - am I insane? I've got lots of experience riding SS but none with a loaded bike and I'm guessing there will be hills, bogs and boggy hills. My plan is to drop to 32:20 (29er) and man up. Is this sound plan or a recipe for misery?
Sounds perfectly reasonable to me ;)
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Excellent, a group of southern SS chaps. Should be fun Charlie! I'm interested to know what sort of mileage to expect roughly though!
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I'll be riding ss as well with 32/20, nae bother lad. :D
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MattR wrote:Excellent, a group of southern SS chaps. Should be fun Charlie! I'm interested to know what sort of mileage to expect roughly though!
Total milage will be up to you depending on how many GR's you wish to visit, so anything between 10-100miles
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entered :D will be riding the new 29er :D
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What time on Monday?

;)
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What time on Monday?
Midnight ... although there's no prizes for being last.
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Been called over to the French HQ on the Monday until the Thursday, so I've no chance of been allowed out the night before and getting home late all covered in $hite for the missus to clean up before my 7am flight the next day.

Plus WRT is on while we're away in Devon, so my excuse is in early.

BB200 is clear though.
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I'm in, now to find a crash course on using a gps :shock:
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JohnClimber wrote:
BB200 is clear though.

Yeah, Yeah
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Anyone else up "early" to check to see if the grid refs had arrived yet? it's worse than Christmas :twisted:
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I'll have to wait until tomorrow - Stu's broadcasts always get stuck in my "quarantine" email that the works IT department like to deliver the following day. Just hope they hand deliver it to me!

Quite looking forward to a couple of days of cold, wet, hard training - can't be any colder than last year though!

I am learning the tracks to avoid (there's a lot of trial and error going on though!)
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