Just seen these pics, from the “Hell of the North Cotswolds” ride.
http://www.djlb.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/honc02/photos/03-stream/10-45/index.htm
That’s more than your fair share of pictures there that is! 8 pictures of
Leo there.
Leo, that is you isn’t it, I think it is but they’re not very good pictures
so I’m not 100% sure?
Did anyone else do the ride on a unicycle?
Joe
Re: honc pics
“Joe Marshall” <news@joemarshall.org.uk> wrote in message
news:1019055902.726110@ananke.eclipse.net.uk…
> Just seen these pics, from the “Hell of the North Cotswolds” ride.
HONC stands for Hell of the North Cotswolds - a ride that is in homage to
(and on the same day each year) as the Paris-Roubaix cycle race nicknamed
the Hell of the North.
>
>
http://www.djlb.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/honc02/photos/03-stream/10-45/index.htm
>
> That’s more than your fair share of pictures there that is! 8 pictures of
> Leo there.
>
> Leo, that is you isn’t it, I think it is but they’re not very good
pictures
> so I’m not 100% sure?
>
It was me - the fact that my legs STILL ache is evidence enough to me.
I got back in time to watch the last hour or so on Eurosport.
I took the shorter 52Km option but I’m sure Joe could have coped with the
92Km
It’s a reliability trial so you have to finish inside a time limit.
Leo White, Cheltenham
> Did anyone else do the ride on a unicycle?
Paul Selwood was going to - but hadn’t recovered from a virus in time.
>
> Joe
>
>
Honc? Hmmnn.
Well, after Mika Hakkinen already became unicylist couple of years ago, now the track-girls are interested in becoming unicyclist:
http://www.unicycle.net/F1/F1-01.jpg
http://www.unicycle.net/F1/F1-02.jpg
http://www.unicycle.net/F1/F1-03.jpg
http://www.unicycle.net/F1/F1-05.jpg
http://www.unicycle.net/F1/F1-06.jpg
http://www.unicycle.net/F1/F1-07.jpg
http://www.unicycle.net/F1/F1-10.jpg
http://www.unicycle.net/F1/F1-11.jpg
These pictures are token yesterday.
I wonder when we see the girlzz at the unicycling-track.
Wow. I need to go to these type of events.
Re: honc pics
Leo White <leo.white@tesco.net> wrote:
>> Did anyone else do the ride on a unicycle?
> Paul Selwood was going to - but hadn’t recovered from a virus in time.
Probably just as well that I pulled out given how hard it sounded.
I went for a little pootle in the woods with Sarah on Sunday am
and spent at least half of it horking up green stuff from my lungs.
Not nice…
Paul Selwood
paul@vimes.u-net.com http://www.vimes.u-net.com
Re: honc pics
Paul Selwood <paul@vimes.u-net.com> wrote:
> Probably just as well that I pulled out given how hard it sounded.
> I went for a little pootle in the woods with Sarah on Sunday am
I should point out that our idea of a little pootl in the woods was a 105
minute , nearly all off road, stopping only to check the map , 8 mile
ride. With some fantastic single track, lovley and tree rooty and rocky,
slightly up hill to provide a nice challenge.
But yes Paul was coughing up green gunk most of the way. So the HoNC
would have been a bad idea. I couldn’t do HoNC as I had to be at work at
2pm. RATZ.
Sarah
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British Unicycle Convention #9 April 19-21 2002
Unicycle Hockey, Games, Muni rides, Quidditch and Barn dance
Harry Cheshire High School, Habberley rd, Kidderminster
http://www.unicycle.org.uk/buc9/
You got a mention on the BIKEMagic site as well Leo.
go leo!
flying the flag!
nice one
Re: honc pics
Noel.Holland wrote:
> You got a mention on the BIKEMagic site as well Leo.
> http://tinyurl.com/3cc
Ooh it irritates me when people hyphenate “unicycle”. But I suppose it is
at least more forgivable on a bike site than it was on the 1995 BUC
T-shirts.
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