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  1. wonder if the runners who gave there numbers away will then collect there blue numbers when they have done 10 (or should I say 9)
  2. the runners are on the right hand side of the road facing the oncoming traffic, this is where they are supposed to be. It has been mentioned that runners are not allowed on this section of chapmans ..... but that is only after 10am, if im not mistaken this photo was taken before 10am
  3. I don't understand, I thought the sign says that runners are allowed on Sundays before 10?
  4. even in a properly designed, more sustainable, less aggressive culture where that motorist would wait patiently ..... are those cyclists not still being chops by knowingly holding up this motorist when it would be very easy to let it pass. Im not saying they have to move over ..... but would it not be a nice thing to do. Maybe even give the motorist a friendly wave as he/she passes .......
  5. Everyone will tell you that the chest straps are the most accurate. But I am like you, I tried various different straps, changed batteries, spat on them, wet them etc. but I never found one that would work properly. I landed up buying a polar arm band optical monitor and in 3 years have never once had a problem. The only thing I could think is that I sweat very little so even if I wet the thing, me and the strap would be bone dry with in a few minutes. Especially in winter.
  6. Gerda's marathon pb is 10:30 slower than the dutch winner .... so seems pretty much in line then.
  7. ..... and the driver sitting on his cell phone!
  8. Gordon has run quite a few Comrades marathons and done a few Hawaai ironmen so I suspect he is a bit tougher than your average prima donna celebrity
  9. Jees 10:40 on 320km is very impressive I was expecting you to say 11:55
  10. Ive started 2 Comrades and did not finish either one. Started 1 ironman and finished with hours to spare. I guess everyone is different.... im sure it depends on your strengths and weaknesses. Im a way better cyclist than runner. But maybe a good runner that is not a great cyclist would prefer Comrades.
  11. the list of professional cyclists that have had ablations is long stuart ogrady, haimar zubeldia, bobby julich , zdenek stybar Richard murray the triathlete are just the ones off the top of my head
  12. I admit it I am one guilty of being one of the touchy ones I love my ebike .... but definitely wish I still had the option of sticking to the normal bike
  13. and this is the kind of comment that gets to me ..... because you would shake your head at me Im 50 years old and still look very fit and healty (if I may say so myself )
  14. very similar to me, One day I was training for the ironman and running ultra marathons .... 2 weeks later I was in hospital getting a internal defibrillator inserted into my chest. My cardiologist told me (and still does) that I should take up golf or bowls. But I figure an ebike is a good compromise
  15. and sadly when that day comes (and it can happen in the blink of an eye, I know this from personal experience), everyone will assume that you just riding it because you lazy!
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