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Where/ when you clapping LSD rides?

Right now hill climbing is tuff for me, but I suppose manageable

if I look at my season ahead, I just see races right now, transbreede Ultra this weekend at race pace, Attakwas this past weekend & I did some longish rides over December too. Then it's onto the XCO season. Will probably commute to work with the gravel grinder to force some miles.
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What sort of accommodation options for the overnight in Clanwilliam are those who are riding looking at?

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What sort of accommodation options for the overnight in Clanwilliam are those who are riding looking at?

there are enough guesthouses in & around the area. I think with the new date the area has a bit more breathing room for accommodation. I there are camp spots as well close to the dam.

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I'm seriously considering this event. Will mean upping the training volumes but I have put in a decent base the last couple of months - none of my riding mates is keen though so it will be a solo enterprise which I don't really mind ... mulling it over.

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I'm seriously considering this event. Will mean upping the training volumes but I have put in a decent base the last couple of months - none of my riding mates is keen though so it will be a solo enterprise which I don't really mind ... mulling it over.

Same here especially with the friends.

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I've been doing about 10 hours a week since Nov/ December - combination of LSD of about 100k road at a time plus at least one 2 or 3 hour session on the MTB plus one or two shorter early morning road rides --- what sort of volumes are other weekend warrior types like myself doing probably finishing in the slower half of the field?

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Though "never again" was what I said last year, I will do it again this year probably. Hopefully on my new Cotic  bike  ^_^

The route is absolutely beautiful, and the race support and catering is really good!

 

Took me around like 10 hours last year (but I can't say I was really fit - and it doesn't really help when you don't know the profile and the terrain - so not sure how hard & where to push)

 

Wanna beat my time by at least 1 hr!

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9 or 10 hours on the bike, potentially in big heat - with 3000m ascent - I'm hesitating - maybe I'll do the Amarider 100 miler which sounds a little easier. I'm going to give it another week of mulling it over before deciding.

 

 

Though "never again" was what I said last year, I will do it again this year probably. Hopefully on my new Cotic  bike  ^_^

The route is absolutely beautiful, and the race support and catering is really good!

 

Took me around like 10 hours last year (but I can't say I was really fit - and it doesn't really help when you don't know the profile and the terrain - so not sure how hard & where to push)

 

Wanna beat my time by at least 1 hr!

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Though "never again" was what I said last year, I will do it again this year probably. Hopefully on my new Cotic  bike  ^_^

The route is absolutely beautiful, and the race support and catering is really good!

 

Took me around like 10 hours last year (but I can't say I was really fit - and it doesn't really help when you don't know the profile and the terrain - so not sure how hard & where to push)

 

Wanna beat my time by at least 1 hr!

 

Heavy Days, thanks for that perspective.

What avg speed were you doing? 10 - 15km/h? Thats actually doable. hmmmmmm

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Are you in Eddy Gordo?

 

Heavy Days, thanks for that perspective.

What avg speed were you doing? 10 - 15km/h? Thats actually doable. hmmmmmm

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I wish, I am no where near fit enough. Realised this in sat when I pedalled up to bridal in tokai.

more than enough time to get ready to finish comfortably
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I can't imagine anyone finishes this comfortably.

 

 

After 8hrs and 20mins for my first 100 Miler including about 40mins of standing about cramping, I was comfortably numb going 'Hello, is there anybody out there'. Be prepared...
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