UnreasonableMuppet
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I thought turtles were always in the water and tortoises on land.. Every day a school day
I'm no phlembotomist, so I can't be sure...
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I'm no phlembotomist, so I can't be sure...
I will have to google Phlembotmist now cheers for that
Yeah me too..initial thought was that it sounds like something you spit / or shit out ..but I've never eaten a tortoise so probably not ...I will have to google Phlembotmist now cheers for that
Edit : turns out that its a professional / medical person ..or being a vampire ..disguised as someone who draws blood ..
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Out on the NY Moors; nice single track from Clay Bank to Carlton Bank and on to Snotterdale then some easy sightseeing across the top to Laskill. Returning via the top to the very steep Trennet descent - always an interesting drop but easier in this dry weather.
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Love Yorkshire just a few hundred miles too South for me. Not been for about 5 years .
steve_sordy
Wedding Crasher
My mind went straight to "The Bare Necessities of Life" from Jungle Book.
Go 1 minute in.Yes me too . Paw Paw and Prickly Pear going through my head all day. Yea ManMy mind went straight to "The Bare Necessities of Life" from Jungle Book.
Fair enough ..
What do you think to Dave ?
I think it’s a she, do people give names to bikes?
Mandy the Mondraker ?
Gary Fisher Hookooekoo
Guys, so easy: Pale Rider
Tarland Trails yesterday... a bit foggy in the morning, but turned out to be a lovely day. 27.4 miles, 5800ft climbing... and today, my body feels like it's been hit by a bus! Muscles I didn't know I had are aching 
7 am start - no one else in the car park. I didn't see another human until about 8.30am when I went back to the car to swap over my Range Extender and have a snack. Maybe 4 or 5 cars at that point. Even when I finished up at about 11.30, there were only 15 cars. A big difference to last time I was there, where people were having to park offsite as the car park was full!
Up to the top, and the blue sky was visible. It gradually crept up to about 22°C, which was just fine.
7 am start - no one else in the car park. I didn't see another human until about 8.30am when I went back to the car to swap over my Range Extender and have a snack. Maybe 4 or 5 cars at that point. Even when I finished up at about 11.30, there were only 15 cars. A big difference to last time I was there, where people were having to park offsite as the car park was full!
Up to the top, and the blue sky was visible. It gradually crept up to about 22°C, which was just fine.
Rus Ler
New Member
No riding for me today due to storms,
The Southern Ocean was a bit angry
The Southern Ocean was a bit angry
RiderOnTheStorm
E*POWAH Master
What does not kill you makes you stronger!Tarland Trails yesterday... a bit foggy in the morning, but turned out to be a lovely day. 27.4 miles, 5800ft climbing... and today, my body feels like it's been hit by a bus! Muscles I didn't know I had are aching
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7 am start - no one else in the car park. I didn't see another human until about 8.30am when I went back to the car to swap over my Range Extender and have a snack. Maybe 4 or 5 cars at that point. Even when I finished up at about 11.30, there were only 15 cars. A big difference to last time I was there, where people were having to park offsite as the car park was full!
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Up to the top, and the blue sky was visible. It gradually crept up to about 22°C, which was just fine.
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That's a decent ride!
Good! It wouldn't be fair on the rest of us if it didn't hurt!and today, my body feels like it's been hit by a bus! Muscles I didn't know I had are aching
How much does your LSL2 weigh?
I was at it for 4 and a half hours… and ended up coming down the last run sitting gliding as I was so exhausted!That's a decent ride!
Good! It wouldn't be fair on the rest of us if it didn't hurt!
How much does your LSL2 weigh?
Normally it’s just my legs… but today it’s abs, arms, shoulders, neck. A good workout!!
Bike is a fraction over 17kgs at the moment. I reckon if I took off my Garmin mount (front and rear) it’d be under 17kgs!
Levo SL 1.2 2023 - from the frame up!
I'll start the thread with a picture... and then explain what I've done!! This is a thread detailing my build so far of my new Levo SL. I’d class it as my dream build, as it’s been built using the components I want, without considering the cost of the parts… so no holding back. I’ve...
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Rubinstein
Well-known member
Big day out on Dartmoor today, 1649 mtrs of vertical in 50k. Might have a day off tomorrow
capposteve
Member
New ride V2, Blue went back and in return ended up with this pro instead. completely wasted on me but man shes a beaut...!!
HORSPWR
E*POWAH Master
I broke mine literally on the last 2 meters of rocky steep decent trail before it went into flat soft ground
HORSPWR
E*POWAH Master
I like your car, what is it?Tarland Trails yesterday... a bit foggy in the morning, but turned out to be a lovely day. 27.4 miles, 5800ft climbing... and today, my body feels like it's been hit by a bus! Muscles I didn't know I had are aching
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7 am start - no one else in the car park. I didn't see another human until about 8.30am when I went back to the car to swap over my Range Extender and have a snack. Maybe 4 or 5 cars at that point. Even when I finished up at about 11.30, there were only 15 cars. A big difference to last time I was there, where people were having to park offsite as the car park was full!
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Rubinstein
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Is that the 2023 SL ? Been considering one but wasn’t sure on the power and range coming from full fat, what’s your opinion?
My excuse for being knackered is age yesterday ride total 23 miles maybe 13 in eco and 1950ft elevation not that much really consideringhow tired i was. Turbo all the way back . It was very warm yesterday i blame that as well .Slept from 9 till 6 so definitely have a day off today haha . Need to get to royal deeside again maybe a blast at Ballater. Fungle and Firmouth maybe and night in the campsite at Tarland in my van . Charge battery and have a blast there.No riding for me today due to storms,
The Southern Ocean was a bit angry
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7 am start - no one else in the car park. I didn't see another human until about 8.30am when I went back to the car to swap over my Range Extender and have a snack. Maybe 4 or 5 cars at that point. Even when I finished up at about 11.30, there were only 15 cars. A big difference to last time I was there, where people were having to park offsite as the car park was full!
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Thanks! It’s a Jaguar F-Pace SVR.
Me?! I only had a full fate (Trek Rail 9.9) for about 2 weeks and thought it had too much lower. Swapped it for a 2019 SL, and couldn’t be happier. I then swapped it for the 2023 model a couple of months ago. I ride it in my own Eco setting of 15/45 so I’m still putting a decent shift in. I can get about 40 miles on that setting without the Range Extender.
Rubinstein
Well-known member
Cheers for that, good to know, looks like it’s a contender based on those figures
I had an interesting day yesterday. Took the train to Ribblehead for an easy ride round Cam Fell
Then everything went pear shaped. My buddy’s chain jumped off, then we tried a short cut and met Mr Grumpy and his angry son who made turn round. Then I got a call about a family emergency and had to sprint back to make the next train, which had no room for the bikes. I got on and left my mate with both bikes to wait 2 1/2 hours for the next train
It all worked out in the end, except for the M-in-L who was finally admitted at 03.00
Then everything went pear shaped. My buddy’s chain jumped off, then we tried a short cut and met Mr Grumpy and his angry son who made turn round. Then I got a call about a family emergency and had to sprint back to make the next train, which had no room for the bikes. I got on and left my mate with both bikes to wait 2 1/2 hours for the next train
It all worked out in the end, except for the M-in-L who was finally admitted at 03.00
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