Yay, go the girls! I was in a team of 3 girls and we had fun.Toxic said:
ouch mine too! so does my arse (sit bones to be precise) I rode to work this morning (on my roadie) and was surprised that I actually made it!Toxic said:
altogether a fun weekend. 
You're lucky I didn't pay attention to your race number number Parallax!parallax said:btw: Huge props to Squid who lent one of my team mates a battery when her lighting system bonked 2km from the finish line. I bet if you knew she was with me, you'd have kept riding.
(and don't think I didn't hear you laugh as you rode past me at sunset :lol
You guys rawked. The coffee was a life saver too!MrCove said:
No no, that was my 42lbs solo bike puttering up that hill. After 10 laps, I suffered a case of 'monkey butt syndrome', yet my legs and back still felt fine... so I decided to take the DH rig out. Ended up doing 2 of the most comfortable (and FUN) laps on itMiss Chief said:
pics pics ! ! !Miss Chief said:
If only you were at the Mont last year... we're just thankful we had a loo this time round! However the 'mine field of 03' was absolutely hilarious :lol:dilemma said:
800m walk, confusion at the start line, 15km average up that first hill... and we still had to wait 5-10 mins to get through that first single trackMcBain said:Of course they felt fine - you weren't trying! Well, that's if our cruisey first lap was any indication!Squidly Didly said:
Hey Squidly, you must have been behind LittleRedBull (my son) he did our first lap and ran the 800, he was in the first half of the field when he got to the bikes, he also had to wait for about 5 minutes at the top of the switchbacks..... he was one very annoyed little boy!!! It would have been his fasted lap otherwise!!!Squidly Didly said:800m walk, confusion at the start line, 15km average up that first hill... and we still had to wait 5-10 mins to get through that first single track
With 23hrs and 50mins to go, did you really think I was going to rush it! and what's this bit about you being right near my bike, and not sayin g'day. Anti-social snobCúl-Báire said:
We'll no offense Squid, but in my defence... Hearing how much your on that computer of yours I half expected you to be a fat bastard, not the tall skinny person that you areSquidly Didly said:With 23hrs and 50mins to go, did you really think I was going to rush it! and what's this bit about you being right near my bike, and not sayin g'day. Anti-social snobCúl-Báire said:
j/k
I can't remember seeing him myself as there were quite a few little ones out there, not that that was a bad thing! I think it's awesome to see so many young'uns getting into it. I know I (along with many others) gave encouragement when we saw them on the trails.BrumbyJack said:
I even have the right diet for the fat lazy bastard thing. You heard bout my tactic for anti-leg seizing right... 500g of twiggy sticks (aka pure sodium) was the key!Cúl-Báire said:We'll no offense Squid, but in my defence... Hearing how much your on that computer of yours I half expected you to be a fat bastard, not the tall skinny person that you are
I did spend the rest of the race looking for you though, to no avail- no wonder why, you was camped out in that tent of yours not doing laps
Yep, that's her!!!!parallax said:
