9 thoughts on “The kettle may be black – but the proof is in the pudding!”

  1. Umm, how many Thursday rides did you clock this morning :)?

    Toby, your post last week was definately valid and certainly the catalyst required to get a decent roll through going, back like the old days really, probably more coherent.

  3. Oops, forgot to say.. Glad to hear you had a good ride with a good roll through happening..

    I will come join you guys when I feel I can contribute..

  4. Yes, much better this morning with 8 – 10 rolling through fairly evenly for most of the way. Some real sharing and caring happening, hence the better pace overall.

    Ryan – stop stalling. You can contribute at any time.

    One question though: who is the guy with the attitude in the white TBE knicks (who only rides part of the route in the middle)?
    Perhaps he needs to be reminded that SPR/SPCC rides are hubris free (or try very hard to be, something that distinguishes us from many other groups).

  5. The things that happen when one takes time out.. I have never done this much touted Gairlouch route.. Is there a little change after Majestic? If so, I think good move as I would prefer to go the way the SRG folk go which means we go left at the round about and not on the blind corner…

    Mr B, I am a blouse.. Stalling is what we do best..

  6. Doh! I feel so left out now…didn’t make the ride due to stupid 7:30am meetings being called at the last minute!! Grrrr…glad to hear that things were better this morning; it really does feel so much better when you can feel you are working as a team and contributing evenly – THEN when it’s REAL racing, SPR will know how to work together to deliver those with the legs left for sprinting (which will NEVER be me…) to the line.

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