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The 7 hrs is worst case scenario. Just to prapare mentaly for a possible long day in the saddle.

 

i dunno hey. Last year we did a "die burger" training ride and thats only 100km - it still took a good 6hrs.

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Now I'm not so sure as what to do? Arrange the ride, explain the route, and let everyone of on their own pace!?

 

Wannabe, I wouldn't worry too much, as per any of the training rides, people generally naturally group off in racing snakes, fastish, and social groups. Maybe just mention that to make sure you try not to leave any one rider alone, and just have a sweeper from the rear to make sure no one gets left behind.

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Now I'm not so sure as what to do? Arrange the ride, explain the route, and let everyone of on their own pace!?

Stick to your origional plan and okes that want to arrange their own thing can do so.

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Wannabe, I wouldn't worry too much, as per any of the training rides, people generally naturally group off in racing snakes, fastish buffalo , and social groups. Maybe just mention that to make sure you try not to leave any one rider alone, and just have a sweeper from the rear to make sure no one gets left behind.

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Poor sweeper. :whistling: Maybe the okes that know that they are slow, should arrange backup for themselves?

Poor sweeper. :whistling: Maybe the okes that know that they are slow, should arrange backup for themselves?

Thats why i organised the backup car. you dont have to wait for me like on the burger ride. we go with the pace maybe we will go faster than 7 hours :thumbup:

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Thats why i organised the backup car. you dont have to wait for me like on the burger ride. we go with the pace maybe we will go faster than 7 hours :thumbup:

 

Wasn't hinting on you at all. Just a general remark.

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