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Postby Trouty » 07 May 2010, 07:58

Seeing we don't have enough elite woman or masters woman to make up a woman's time trial team in each division, we approached Cycling NSW to see if they would accept having 3 masters + Amy in the Elite TT category - just so we could get a ride and experience in (AMy, Michelle P, Camilla and myself). After long discussions they couldn't see any way around it apart from us paying the extra $100 each for the elite lisence which is too much for one race. So this is a call out to any of the woman out there at DHBC who want to have a go at a 40km time trial. For the masters we need 1 more, and for the Elite we need 3 more! It's on June 20.

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Postby weiyun » 07 May 2010, 08:48

For the masters we need 1 more, and for the Elite we need 3 more!
... And for the juniors we'll need 4 more. ;)

Good luck with the call out! 8)

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Postby orphic » 07 May 2010, 09:08

I'm interested in doing it. I don't have any other races on for June so why not.

Have you ever been up to the course Jo? We could organise a ride up that way before the time trial to check out the course. It's quite a good ride out there - I've been past but never up the road where the TT is held.

Are you girls doing any specific training for it?

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Postby orphic » 07 May 2010, 09:18

Btw, I saw the minutes from the AGM and didn't it say we only have 3 elite female members? That would be Amy, Jessica and myself.

A bit hard to make a team of four unless we convince someone to move to DHBC or if there's a member lurking without a race license...

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Postby shrubb face » 07 May 2010, 09:52

or if i turn out to be a woman?

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Postby weiyun » 07 May 2010, 10:01

or if i turn out to be a woman?
Should we call you Loretta from now on?

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Postby shrubb face » 07 May 2010, 10:03

Should we call you Loretta from now on?

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I want to have babies !!

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Postby Trouty » 07 May 2010, 10:11

I'm interested in doing it. I don't have any other races on for June so why not.

Have you ever been up to the course Jo? We could organise a ride up that way before the time trial to check out the course. It's quite a good ride out there - I've been past but never up the road where the TT is held.

Are you girls doing any specific training for it?
We are not doing any specific training for it, but would like to get together for a few rides before then. There is also a trial I think on the 6th of June at Calga. It would be great to be able to enter 2 womans teams, but that looks doubtful unless some ladies decide to take up a racing lisence.

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Postby Rainbow » 07 May 2010, 10:27

Ok, I'll do it. Tell me what I need to do and I'll do it.

The other person is Megatron, but where is she? Pip might be persuadable?

Women's time trial Masters... Eleri and Marian?

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Postby orphic » 07 May 2010, 10:40

I don't think I know Pip. Does Megatron have a road bike?

I think a couple of training sessions in Centennial Park would be wise. Boring as it's about 10.5 laps of the park but it's important to get used to what intensity we can all ride at for that long, and have some kind of strategy around it so we all survive but get to push ourselves.

One thing I've heard is that if you have your weaker riders on the front for the uphill bits and your stronger riders on the front for the downhills you make more use of drafting benefits.

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Postby shrubb face » 07 May 2010, 10:54

Also another important reason for doing TT practise is to get use to riding very close behind the other riders in your team. Especially on the transition from flat to a climb you have to be confident that the rider in front of you isn’t going to come flying backwards when they stand up or sit down. Team TT riding is quite different to normal bunch riding so practise is important. Also getting to know the limits of your team mates is useful, so you can pull a longer turn if they look like they need a rest, etc.

Above all else try and enjoy it, team events are very rewarding.

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Postby megatron » 07 May 2010, 11:35

Funnily enough I haven't checked the forum for ages due a long stint with no consistent bike action for a number of reasons (primarily crazy work hours that have been killing me and pretty much explain my disappearance) and just happened to check back in today. My ears must have been burning.

However things are easing up and I am ready to get back into it and a woman's time trial team sounds like fun! I do have a road bike and some rusty legs that will need some training. But keen to give it a go.

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Postby Stuart » 07 May 2010, 11:40

Vic is right - There are only three registered Elite women as at 6/4/10. There are four masters women (Michele P has since, or is about to join up) so Eleri & Marian are the other options as Jess suggested.

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Postby orphic » 07 May 2010, 11:54

Funnily enough I haven't checked the forum for ages due a long stint with no consistent bike action for a number of reasons (primarily crazy work hours that have been killing me and pretty much explain my disappearance) and just happened to check back in today. My ears must have been burning.

However things are easing up and I am ready to get back into it and a woman's time trial team sounds like fun! I do have a road bike and some rusty legs that will need some training. But keen to give it a go.
Awesome! Are you cool with upgrading your license to a race license? The thing is that you will probably have to pay for it for the whole year, rather than half the year which would be the case if you were upgrading on or after July 1st. It might be a good idea to check with CNSW though.

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Postby megatron » 07 May 2010, 12:46

Yup I don't mind, its a good incentive to enter more races!

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Postby orphic » 07 May 2010, 15:37

Sounds like we have an elite team then. I think the case is that all four have to start but only three have to finish - is that correct?

No one is allowed to get sick between now and June 20. We have some work to do ladies :D

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Postby shrubb face » 07 May 2010, 15:45

Yea thats correct Vic, only 3 riders of the 4 need to finishing for a time to be recorded. You really want to hold on to all riders for as long as possible though, because there is always a chance of a mechanical, a flat tyre, etc.

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Postby orphic » 07 May 2010, 15:50

Yeah for sure. The aim would be to hold onto all till the end so everyone gets to finish, unless they can't due to flat etc.

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Postby mikesbytes » 07 May 2010, 18:03

Why don't you try to convince Brenda Baker to join the masters team

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Postby Eleri » 07 May 2010, 21:51

And whilst I am not averse to having a go - I've only got an illegal bike (as a number of people keep telling me).

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Postby Terry » 07 May 2010, 22:05

I want to have babies !!
Where's the foetus going to gestate...in a box?

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Postby weiyun » 07 May 2010, 22:27

Where's the foetus going to gestate...in a box?
It's not a question of where to gestate, but the right to gestate!

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Postby Camilla » 07 May 2010, 23:20

Come on Eleri! You'd love it! Bike shenanigans galore! And anyway, isn't that new bike of yours almost ready? That would be race legal for sure?

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Postby Eleri » 08 May 2010, 09:06

It's in the "rough" - I saw it last week. I could be more assertive re timelines now all the tricky stuff is out of the way.

I guess I could train on the current non-conformer until the new one is ready. But just to dispel any doubt I'm never going to be an elite anything so will have to settle for masters. :)

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Postby Trouty » 08 May 2010, 11:50

And whilst I am not averse to having a go - I've only got an illegal bike (as a number of people keep telling me).
Hey Eleri, Michelle P has asked Michelle who trains the juniors the other day so not sure of the response - but we only just thought of you after Stuart advised you had a racing license. Illegal bike or not - you might be in. Watch this space.

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Postby michele » 09 May 2010, 10:49

Just waiting on hearing back from the Michelle with 2 LL's for the Masters. Sent her a PM this morning.

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Postby Eleri » 09 May 2010, 16:23

We could always train as more than 4 - that way we will have spare women if stuff happens. I promise not to cry if I get dropped.

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Postby Trouty » 09 May 2010, 18:44

We could always train as more than 4 - that way we will have spare women if stuff happens. I promise not to cry if I get dropped.
What a great idea - your tougher than me, I can't see you crying. It's all about getting a team in, and as long as we all put the effort in, and give it a serious go, it will be good experience and fun aswell. OK - We will have to organise some training rides. Yay - we have team!!

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Postby orphic » 10 May 2010, 09:52

Jess and I had a quick chat at the cafe yesterday morning and were thinking of seeing if everyone had a morning free that we could dedicate to training up until the event? I was thinking Wednesday...

Maybe we could look at combining some of the elite + masters team training so we can all help each other out a bit? Especially if your whole team can't make it to each session.

Just some thoughts. I think the training part of it could be as fun as the racing part of it... So training up more for the masters certainly has benefits for everyone, even if you don't get to ride the event.

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Postby Trouty » 11 May 2010, 06:17

Maybe we could look at combining some of the elite + masters team training so we can all help each other out a bit? Especially if your whole team can't make it to each session.
Might be hard getting every one together for a Wednesday morning at a certain time due to different people's work committments. Saturday might be a better day so I will ask the other masters what they think.

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Postby Rainbow » 11 May 2010, 06:50

Both days are good for me as I go to work via Centennial every day :)

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Postby megatron » 11 May 2010, 08:17

I can do both days, though there may be the occasional Wednesday I can't due to an early meeting, just have to be in the office by 8/8.15ish (and that can be straight off the bike not showered and clean).

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Postby orphic » 11 May 2010, 09:04

I can't do Saturdays.

Maybe if everyone posts their availability here and we can figure something out. Does Amy check the forums much?

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Postby Eleri » 11 May 2010, 13:57

I can do Wednesdays. Saturdays as well, although I always think of it a day off.

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Postby Trouty » 11 May 2010, 18:50

I can do Wednesdays. Saturdays as well, although I always think of it a day off.
As a DHBC Master's woman.....Saturday's is not a day off....unless of course you are hung over from Friday night. That excuse is acceptable. But seeing you don't drink ELeri - you don't have an excuse.

For me - I think it will have to be a Saturday for training. Cam is away, and Michelle is yet to post - so watch this space. Also - seeing the race is on a 9am Sunday morning, my bet is we will need to stay on Saturday night. DHBC Girls loose in Gosford, this could be scary. I have a school re-union on at Gosford leagues on the Saturday night, which I have yet to commit to...this could be ugly.

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Postby Eleri » 11 May 2010, 22:03

It looks like my bike might not be illegal if the boys on the other thread are to be believed.

Woo hoo - Saturday night in Gosford. Can we go to Iguana's? I want to say "don't you know who I am?" ... because they won't.

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Postby weiyun » 11 May 2010, 22:18

It looks like my bike might not be illegal if the boys on the other thread are to be believed.
Only if you are doing the TT run under ATTA. But AFAIK, the Team TT is run by CNSW, which would disqualify your special bike under UCI rules.

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Postby Trouty » 12 May 2010, 06:19

Can we go to Iguana's? I want to say "don't you know who I am?" ... because they won't.
...I've always wanted to say that line myself.

Looks like we will have a men's team going as well which will be great.

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Postby Stuart » 12 May 2010, 15:31

BTW - This is on the CNSW website:
"As the Calga circuit will still be closed on the 20th June (Team TT) and the 25th July (Individual TT) due to road works, we are negotiating with the NSW Police and Gosford Council regarding an alternative course in the Somersby area. We are hopeful that the course will be approved soon and if you wish to check it out click here for details

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Postby Eleri » 12 May 2010, 19:24

Only if you are doing the TT run under ATTA. But AFAIK, the Team TT is run by CNSW, which would disqualify your special bike under UCI rules.
umm - OK. I think I understand all the words that aren't capital letters.

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Postby mikesbytes » 12 May 2010, 19:29

Unless I'm mistaken the rule is that the front wheel needs to be the same size as the rear wheel. There is also a size range and both of your wheels are within the size range.

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Postby jimmy » 13 May 2010, 07:05

TT = Time Trial
ATTA = Australian Time Trial Association (I Think)
AFAIK = As Far As I Know
CNSW = Cycling New South Wales
UCI = Union Cycliste Internationale (The International Cycling Union) - The overall governing body for cycling

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Postby Trouty » 13 May 2010, 08:53

umm - OK. I think I understand all the words that aren't capital letters.
Ha ha Eleri, you are the 4th man!! It will be the original mudgee team...yay!

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Postby mikesbytes » 13 May 2010, 08:59

Ha ha Eleri, you are the 4th man!! It will be the original mudgee team...yay!
Gee you had me fooled, all the bumps were in the right places

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Postby Eleri » 13 May 2010, 21:50

Gee you had me fooled, all the bumps were in the right places
I just don't know what to say to either of those.

Good news on my bike, as long as we get it back from the paint place - should be ready. Otherwise not sure what I'll be riding. Perhaps the Townie. It's got 2 wheels the same size (but no gears).

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Postby Camilla » 13 May 2010, 23:53

2 things:

If you've got a school reunion on in Gosford Jo, I can think of no better way than celebrating our efforts than we all go. I'm happy to call myself Tracey for the evening and pretend I was so nerdy that everyone has simply forgotten who I am. I can pull of a pretty good head of AV club if needs be. And of course half of us can slip in masquerading as partners. Can I wear jeggings? Would that be too much?

Hang-overs are indeed totally acceptable excuses for not training on a Saturday. My lifestyle isn't a third exciting as you all think it is, I just fake it so that I don't have to get out of bed.

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Postby Trouty » 14 May 2010, 06:22

2 things:

If you've got a school reunion on in Gosford Jo, I can think of no better way than celebrating our efforts than we all go....... Can I wear jeggings? Would that be too much?
School reunion is on the night before the race at Central Coast Leagues club........I think I will give it a miss as I would definitely end up drunk, and no good to anyone on race day. I guess we will be out for an early "Team Bonding" dinner? We can all where jeggings...and our DHBC kit. What a look!

Eleri - what is this about the Townie? Maybe you can borrow "Cadel" (My carrera) for the race. You are probably about my size if not a bit taller. Anyway - Cam - when are you back so we can organise some training.

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Postby Camilla » 14 May 2010, 10:51

Back Sunday 23. After that I'm pretty free so organize any training you like and I'll be there.

Gutted about the reunion though.

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Postby Stuart » 14 May 2010, 11:09

Back Sunday 23.
Hopefully you mean Sat 22nd .....

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Postby weller » 14 May 2010, 14:04

I'm bringing a postential new recruit to the track next week. She's Masters 3 and has a strong history in triathlon and road racing. May be able to help out in the TT team if you need extra bods

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Postby Eleri » 15 May 2010, 08:53

Eleri - what is this about the Townie?
A joke really. Would be good to have a plan B for a bike (that's not the Townie) just in case the new one doesn't appear in time. But it's going to the painter by the end of this week coming and there is no fancy paint job. And it's not PINK.

I'm keen to start training! Come back Camilla!!

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Postby Eleri » 15 May 2010, 08:55

Also gutted about the reunion. I would have been happy, as 4th man, to turn up as a partner of either gender and behave appropriately or inappropriately depending upon the circumstance.

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Postby mikesbytes » 16 May 2010, 19:57

Hang on Camilla's already booked to be Touty's partner at the school reunion

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Postby Trouty » 16 May 2010, 20:48

Also gutted about the reunion. I would have been happy, as 4th man, to turn up as a partner of either gender and behave appropriately or inappropriately depending upon the circumstance.
I met some of the girls at the Masters Crit this weekend. I have realised there are a lot more woman road riders than there are at Track, so expect the competition to be strong, but we will have fun.

....don't take offence EMT or Camilla, but having either of you turning up as my partner would ruin my already tarnished reputation at "Shalvey High". Yes...that is the school that recorded the lowest HSC results a few years ago (obviously the school went downhill when I left).

Go team dhbc

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Postby Trouty » 16 May 2010, 20:51

I'm bringing a postential new recruit to the track next week. She's Masters 3 and has a strong history in triathlon and road racing. May be able to help out in the TT team if you need extra bods
Great to have more new female riders. WOuld have been good to have her on the team, but we have finalised the team last week. If only we had enough for 2 teams.

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Postby michele » 17 May 2010, 08:37

Not one to contribute to much forum chat but Shalvey High is deserved of some response... Glad I know you now Jo!
Practice laps in CP on Sat for the old crew that are available or we could head to Kurnell and leg it up and back for a few laps? I'm away 27th May for just over a week. Can do the 6th June practice run though may be a bit shabby.

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Postby Trouty » 17 May 2010, 10:33

Practice laps in CP on Sat for the old crew that are available or we could head to Kurnell and leg it up and back for a few laps? I'm away 27th May for just over a week. Can do the 6th June practice run though may be a bit shabby.
I think the endurance part of the training at this late stage needs to be done individually in our own time as we all are probably doing anyway. When we are together I think we need to concentrate on how to ride together, how to change, knowing who spends more time at the front, on the hills etc, rather than riding at any intensity. I guess our aim on the day is riding to the slowest rider and holding on to them as long as possible. Maybe we can get some tips from the boys. Saturday mornings are ok for me if we get them done early enough. Let's wait till next week when Cam gets back. In the meantime - keep training.

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Postby mikesbytes » 17 May 2010, 10:49

Last year the changes were dictated by the terrain. Eugene had bike problems and we were forced to drop him. Alex R and Christian were a little faster than me on the day, so I had to protect myself, by where possible hitting the hill first. On the odd hill where I lost a couple of bike lengths I had to tell them to hold up. Christian gave me an energy gel and that certainly helped.

If the terrain doesn't dictate it too much then you are probably better to calculate out how much time each should spend on the front.

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Postby Rainbow » 17 May 2010, 20:26

Just curious, but if there are enough dhbc women for an elite team, where is Amy?

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Postby Eleri » 18 May 2010, 21:55

6th June is in my diary. I'm keen to practice tactics and team riding. I reckon I can manage fitness and stuff by my self. Early is excellent. that is, any time after 5.45.

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Postby Trouty » 18 May 2010, 21:58

Just curious, but if there are enough dhbc women for an elite team, where is Amy?
The old chicks have got them selves sorted - not just via the forum as not every one has access to it during the day.

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Postby jimmy » 19 May 2010, 05:32

oooo D-Day

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Postby Brenda Baker » 21 May 2010, 21:10

Just reading the time trial info fo rthe masters women - may be interested - need to check my hockey draw for June and do another gazillion kilometres to feel confident, but a maybe - am definitely old enough and my knees are feeling it at the moment.
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Postby timyone » 22 May 2010, 13:24

hey brenda, is there any where to play hockey that doesnt cost so much money for girls? i know a girl that used to play a lot that would like to play some relaxed stuff

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Postby Brenda Baker » 22 May 2010, 22:10

HI Timoyne, depends on the grade that the person wants to play.

There is a fairly social and inexpensive comp on grass at Old Saleyards at Parramatta. All the comps that are played on turf are expensive. Any idea of standard?

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Postby Brenda Baker » 22 May 2010, 22:11

Sorry - typing ... timyone...

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Postby timyone » 23 May 2010, 11:07

she was good, but doesnt want to play a good level, or to mention playing before :Pill ask her if she minds grass

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Postby Brenda Baker » 23 May 2010, 15:52

No probs - just let me know and I'll pass on contact details of who, where, when etc... Generally the Women's grass comp at Parra is Sat anoon!
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Postby timyone » 23 May 2010, 17:48

Oh wait, not interested in grass, she said she will do summer, and can sort it out

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[mod]Are you guys going way off topic? PM function is at your service.[/mod]

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Postby Trouty » 05 Jun 2010, 13:52

Hey Weiyun,

Just like to say thanks from the Girls DHBC TT team for sorting out our training session this morning - it was really helpful for us in understanding our own pace and getting an idea of the others pace as well - very well structured we got a lot out of the 2 hours. Even with some Team problems (Michele - Hangover + 3 hours sleep, Camilla - creaky bike - although we think it was her body creaking, and Eleri's illegal bike - we managed to get through the drills ok. Look forward to the race, not necessarily the hills, but it will be nice to finally have a womans team together.

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Postby Eleri » 05 Jun 2010, 15:51

Yes - thanks Weiyun. I'm absolutely sure we wouldn't have achieved anything much without your guidance. It was great to have a structure and you've clearly thought alot about how the team can work together which was the bit we all needed.

My frame is back from the painter! It looks beautiful. Hopefully I will have a complete bike by Thursday, just waiting for a headset I think (I was too excited about seeing the bike to listen / remember). Woo hoo!

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Postby weiyun » 05 Jun 2010, 19:29

It was a pleasure and hopefully it'll be useful. Good luck with the lead up and the race!


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