How many from UK?
01-21-05, 12:35 PM
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Yep, I'm from UK too !!
What is a tyre, a roundabout or a B&B? Where do you live and where is your favourite pub?
02-13-05, 04:15 PM
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Originally Posted by stokell
Are you sure? You sound like an American. Here's a simple test:
What is a tyre, a roundabout or a B&B? Where do you live and where is your favourite pub?
What is a tyre, a roundabout or a B&B? Where do you live and where is your favourite pub?
I live in London, have dodgy knees, am also very old, have become horribly unfit as of late (I never had a double chin in my life before, and now I have more than I can count) and am optimistically building/rebuilding a number of bikes way beyond my current capabilities.
02-13-05, 07:59 PM
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Welcome aboard. I'm not from the UK, but am a keen Anglophile. Have toured fairly extensively in Britain. Love the Welsh borders, the Big Smoke. And everywhere in this precious stone set in a silver sea.
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03-06-05, 05:51 PM
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I'm from Cornwall but I live in Hull.
I plan to cycle the Trans Pennine coast to coast in a few weeks...
I plan to cycle the Trans Pennine coast to coast in a few weeks...
05-13-05, 04:59 AM
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23/m/brighton
just moved here from berks and getting out in the south downs is great, some really nice hills and amazing scenery - when you break the crest of a hill and see the sun shining on the sea just below you its just the best. usually try and do around 20k a day. anyone living in the area keen to get together to ride?
just moved here from berks and getting out in the south downs is great, some really nice hills and amazing scenery - when you break the crest of a hill and see the sun shining on the sea just below you its just the best. usually try and do around 20k a day. anyone living in the area keen to get together to ride?
05-18-05, 05:15 PM
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Hi all, joined recently... and was wondering as well, how many people here are from UK.
Me and my bike live in London (moved recently) still dont know where to ride - Chingford??? work in one of the EvansCycles shops so probably saw some of You, London Riders!
Me and my bike live in London (moved recently) still dont know where to ride - Chingford??? work in one of the EvansCycles shops so probably saw some of You, London Riders!
06-12-05, 01:30 AM
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Hullo! im from the Staffs/Derbyshire border originally but am now in Kiwi-land. The Peak District was GREAT mtb country, even with all the regos they put on trails in recent years 
. I was in the white peak area which had some great singletrack through the moorland. 
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. I was in the white peak area which had some great singletrack through the moorland. B1
08-26-06, 01:36 PM
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Chiswick, London.
08-27-06, 11:03 AM
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Early thirties male in East Finchley, London. Just got into road riding about 9 months ago. Anyone round here fancy a 40-50km ride? My average speed is proably around 30-32kph... 
If not - see you on the road
If not - see you on the road
08-29-06, 10:21 AM
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Hi fellow UK-bikers!
I just joined today, and am a road cyclist from Dumfries, Southwest Scotland. Just in from watching the finish of the Tour of Britain first stage (and unsucessfully "stalking" big Tom Boonen for an autograph as he headed to his truck)
I just joined today, and am a road cyclist from Dumfries, Southwest Scotland. Just in from watching the finish of the Tour of Britain first stage (and unsucessfully "stalking" big Tom Boonen for an autograph as he headed to his truck)