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BB200 sub 24

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So who's going for a sub 24 time then ?

I will start by saying, I would love just to finish maybe sub 48 :lol:
You know by saying it here you will have a little more pressure to come up with the goods.

So nail your time to the Mast !!
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As I've said elsewhere, under 30 hours will be an achievement for me.

Let's see what happens.....
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i would like to beat my time last year. But I'm not holding up too much hope as it sounds like it's going to be tougher.
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What time do you do last year Evil? just as a matter of interest.
Also wondering if I will be the sweeper ?!?!? :oops:
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25 1/2 hours.

I bivi'd for 5 1/2 hours.

Secretly I was hoping to go sub 24 this year. Stop less, easy!

Er but after reading the other threads where stu has been saying how the route is tougher and knowing I've done far less riding this year, I'll be happy with a similar time.
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Er but after reading the other threads where stu has been saying how the route is tougher and knowing I've done far less riding this year, I'll be happy with a similar time.
I don't actually recall saying it was tougher but there's certainly less tarmac involved this year.
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He's just trying to lull you in. I have no doubt in my mind that it will be tougher. :grin:
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s8tannorm wrote:I don't actually recall saying it was tougher but there's certainly less tarmac involved this year.
How about Deathmarch?

More/Same/Less?
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16 hours 15 minutes.
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Ian wrote:16 hours 15 minutes.
Of Deathmarch? I might leave the bike at home.

Bike isn't mandatory:
Q: Do I have to carry certain items?
A: Yes, there's a basic mandatory kit list that everyone must carry:
Sleeping bag.
Bivvy bag or a tent or a tarp.
F & R lights.
Mobile phone.
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mountainbaker wrote:
Ian wrote:16 hours 15 minutes.
Of Deathmarch? I might leave the bike at home.
:lol:

No, that was me nailing my time to the mast :???:
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Good to aim fast. I'll be happy sub-24, but even better to beat last years time of 20h 32m.
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16 hours 15 minutes.
Do you not feel the need to add the seconds to that too? :wink:
How about Deathmarch?

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Some ... there's certainly some.
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s8tannorm wrote:
16 hours 15 minutes.
Do you not feel the need to add the seconds to that too? :wink:
No, I'm aiming for that time exactly :ugeek:
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16 hours 14 minutes. Going to beat that Barrington fella! :-)
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16 hrs 16 mins I'm following Ian, he knows stuff ;-)
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I'm hoping to go under a day but not really based on anything other than sub24 is a number.

Tricky to judge though with not knowing the route, or the area particularly well. Guessing that it will be harder than last year. I don't think stu likes giving out the black badges!
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slarge wrote:16 hours 14 minutes. Going to beat that Barrington fella! :-)
Going to be tight at the front then... :wink:
numplumz wrote:16 hrs 16 mins I'm following Ian, he knows stuff ;-)
Last year I made up 15 mins on Phil Simcock by taking the right route over Carnau. Didn't alter the final outcome, but going the right way helps :smile:
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Going to have plenty of room at the back then.
At least I should have plenty of tracks to follow, just hope they are the right ones !!!
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It's all about finishing for me, I think ~30 hours would be a target but realistically I think it might be a wee bit later than that.

Stu what time do you expect the last people to roll in? No doubt I'll be at the back but hopefully not on my own by a long distance
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Stu what time do you expect the last people to roll in?
I really have no idea ... although before 8.00pm on Sunday would be nice :wink:
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Will the community centre be open and someone doing the food all night?
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s8tannorm wrote:
Stu what time do you expect the last people to roll in?
I really have no idea ... although before 8.00pm on Sunday would be nice :wink:
Don't wait for me, i've booked monday off work :-H
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Never mind Monday, I've booked Friday off work as well just to get a head start :-bd

I'm planning on just finishing. If I get anywhere near 24 hours I would be.......tired for sure + a bit chuffed
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Will the community centre be open and someone doing the food all night?
Nope ... although someone will be about all night to congratulate anyone returning during the hours of darkness*

*These may start sometime around 10.05 on Sat morning
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