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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: STEMO on 18 September 2017, 20:46:02
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....as some of us often are, what about this guy? This is a feat of monumental proportions, some of the stats are truly mind boggling. Well done, lad.
Cyclist Mark Beaumont breaks around the world record
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-tayside-central-41308524
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I don,t think there is hardly a place in the world that this guy hasn,t ridden. I think i do ok when i do 30 miles in a day. :-[
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Just seen this on the news. 8) What a fantastic achievement! :y
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I don,t think there is hardly a place in the world that this guy hasn,t ridden. I think i do ok when i do 30 miles in a car. :-[
Thee and mee both.
240 miles a day for 79 days straight is impressive however you measure it 8)
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I don,t think there is hardly a place in the world that this guy hasn,t ridden. I think i do ok when i do 30 miles in a car. :-[
Thee and mee both.
240 miles a day for 79 days straight is impressive however you measure it 8)
;D ;D ;D
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I have been following him on his journey. Fantastic achievement.
I have been looking more and more at this ultra cycling malarkey and it really appeals. I might do a solo effort from Lyon to London next year to see how it goes.
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I have been looking more and more at this ultra cycling malarkey and it really appeals. I might do a solo effort from Lyon to London next year to see how it goes.
A group of lads from work cycled from the Eiffel tower to Blackpool tower a few years back
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I have been looking more and more at this ultra cycling malarkey and it really appeals. I might do a solo effort from Lyon to London next year to see how it goes.
A group of lads from work cycled from the Eiffel tower to Blackpool tower a few years back
Awesome. It takes more than just physical toughness to do something like that which is what appeals to me. I would be doing it as per the ultra-cycling rules, so self-supported and carrying all the kit you need doing about 14-16 hours a day in the saddle (the best do about 20 hours a day! :o) The big question for me is whether to go through Paris or up through Riems (Champagne country ::))
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I have been looking more and more at this ultra cycling malarkey and it really appeals. I might do a solo effort from Lyon to London next year to see how it goes.
A group of lads from work cycled from the Eiffel tower to Blackpool tower a few years back
Awesome. It takes more than just physical toughness to do something like that which is what appeals to me. I would be doing it as per the ultra-cycling rules, so self-supported and carrying all the kit you need doing about 14-16 hours a day in the saddle (the best do about 20 hours a day! :o) The big question for me is whether to go through Paris or up through Riems (Champagne country ::))
Another work mate did the back up bit in a Transit. :y
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I have been following him on his journey. On the telly, not on a bike I should make clear. Fantastic achievement.
I have been looking more and more at this ultra cycling malarkey and it really appeals. I might do a solo effort from Lyon to London next year to see how it goes.
Fixed ;D
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That's a heck of a lot of pedalling! I wonder if his feet have stopped going round in circles yet :D Well done the lad