Nice. I'm assuming the red bottle is chain lube. Why not put less it into a smaller bottle? Also - you have 2 light batteries, but only one charger. What's the plan there? Charge one with the Dynamo, or charge one, and then wake in the middle of your sleep to switch over charge to the other?
I mapped out the route on ridewithgps too, as it has better tools to analyse sections of the route. In case anyone else wants it: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/28835466
Hi Guys. I'm looking for a lift to the race, so that my girlfriend can use my car on the day. I live in Jackal Creak, Honeydew. I'm happy to pay for your fuel costs if you can take me. Change in plan. GF is coming with me to the race, and we going to her thing afterwards.
I think you have a misunderstanding of who they test. 947 has a much broader set of people who enter than a race like the epic. The guy that came second last in the epic and got tested is probably be riding in the A group in 947. This is odd that he got tested, but it was probably initiated by a tip off. Trust me, Tannie Marie riding a 7 hr 947 is not going to get tested.
Mike Woolnough has some new blog posts I'm sure those here will find interesting: http://mikewoolnough.blogspot.com/2018/10/what-are-your-time-goals-for-munga-2018.html http://mikewoolnough.blogspot.com/2018/10/munga-crunching-numbers.html
I thought about it, but no. My goals: 2019 - 1000 Miller, 2020 - TCR - Once I've done that, I might come back to Munga. I think Munga needs a full suspension MTB, which I don't have. I will be dot watching.
http://www.drugfreesport.org.za/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/SAIDS-v-Max-Knox.pdf It seems I got the numbers wrong when I typed it out. Should be 6.4.17 and 6.4.18.
Surely these races that don't want to be CSA sanctioned, can still follow SAIDS/WADA rules, invite SAIDS to do in compition tests, and not allow athletes with sanctions to compete.
