DustSupp

Same here, dropped down to start with my son. His start time was 20 min after mine and this has been added to my actual time. What are the timing mats used for?

98.2 was hoping to be slightly lighter for Argus

98.00 kg, weekends kill me

99 kg did not do much training

I know but they have started selling the damn marshmellow things an I am addicted to them, in fact I hear one calling my name now

99 kg cannot stay away from the easter eggs

98.7

Wow that must be an incredible ride, I have driven that route many times by vehicle but have nevered measured it. How may kilometers is it. Wouldnt mind doing it one day when I am visiting again. Enjoy.

But you see you cant take your road bike on the mountain bike trail its easy for us

Noticed the same thing on Saterday, decided to ride Hendrik Potgieter for the first time in yonks on my mtb (becuase I can). The greeting thing seems to have become out-dated. I greet regardless, but might miss a few when I am going uphill.

Broke 100 . Tough week, battled to balance the cycling,felt flat, with correct eating but 99kg today Thanks

the same 103.5 kg, was not a great week. Have every intention of training my butt of this week

Morning all! 103.5 Was hoping for at least a kilo put in some hard work last week.

This was my weight when I ran comrades a couple of years ago, maybe Iam a bit optimistic . Maybe I should revise it to around 95 kg. But its a challenge lets see how close I get! 104 kg this morning

Me 2 please. Weight 104 kg Height 189 cm Target 90 kg

Anyone go and what was it like?

As do I Slowpoke as do I. I may have cycled in the time you stated, cannot remember if I did the 94,7 in this time, but thank you. MichealH, what's so personal about what I said your comment sounds much more derogatory.

Slowpoke - you seem quite the perfect specimen (holier than thou). I will reiterate, we all make mistakes with varying consequences, count yourself lucky all your indiscretions have been minor and had no effect on anyone else. (I am judging by your replies you have only had minor indiscretions) She made a mistake in judgement by coming back into the lane, will she do it again I doubt it! she will be more cautious I am sure.

Anyone considered that she made a honest mistake, lapse in concentration, kids distracted her, who knows. We all make mistakes, some have terrible consequences (death), others not so serious. I have made many mistakes before and by grace no one has been seriously affected/injured. Surely people do not intend killing people, many non cyclist do not realise just how fast cyclist travel, and think that they will be long gone before the cyclist even reaches them. Be carefull to point fingers - tomorrow it could be your turn to make the mistake.

Great Hairy

There are lots of SUV forums where you will find support for your cause. You guys can all go jerk each other off over there about what you can and cannot afford. So you cant afford one Wow' date=' you really are doing a lot for the SUV driver's image. Keep it up. We're discussing road safety but you keep trying to tell us you have a lot of money. I hope it buys you lots of personality in the near future. [/quote'] Now you are assuming I have an SUV

There are lots of SUV forums where you will find support for your cause. You guys can all go jerk each other off over there about what you can and cannot afford. So you cant afford one

Point exactly' date=' everyones assuming that the guy in the SUV is wrong, because he drives one. Got nothing to do with the story (what he drives) the cyclist switched him, the point he is trying to make. SUV are generally large, so did said switcher not see him, take a chance no one knows.Dont crucify the guy for driving a SUV.[/quote'] No, you assume the cyclist was wrong..... If is has nothing to do with the story what he drives why does he mention it? SUV's are maybe large but it is NO excuse for not seeing someone, they have a better view than most people in cars....so I do no see why mention you drive a SUV? And I still do not believe the cyclist was wrong....drivers are idiots...as hardiman said...and as other people on this forum have proofed lately....drivers do not care about cyclists.... You dont drive then.

That is not what was said......that is the problem...people assume to quickly.....read hariman's post again Where does it say that he does not have one? Point exactly, everyones assuming that the guy in the SUV is wrong, because he drives one. Got nothing to do with the story (what he drives) the cyclist switched him, the point he is trying to make. SUV are generally large, so did said switcher not see him, take a chance no one knows.Dont crucify the guy for driving a SUV.