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Tue Sep 23rd 2008
| Turbo Session |
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Leader:Neil Warner |
Start Time:6:15 pm |
Start Location:Dotbike, Stanford-in-the-Vale |
Description:Join us in Stanford in the Vale. Turbo trainer evenings to be run every Tuesday throughout the winter. Bring your bike, and a turbo trainer if you have one. We have several extra trainers for loan.The venue is at the Dotbike premises - see http://www.dotbike.com/ for details. Note, if you bring your bike on the roof of the car, check the headroom when entering the courtyard. We will be there from 6:15pm, the formal structured session will start at 6:30 prompt (please allow time to set up your bike & trainer) and last for approximately an hour including warm-up and cool-down time. Free tea and coffee and shower facilities afterwards. Note that this session is only available to paid up CTC members due to insurance requirements |
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Riders:Angela SandersChris Walters Dean Douglas Des Higgs Ginny Henderson Jan McCabe Maurice Bawden Neil Warner Phil Morris Sorrel Williams Tony Smith Riders = 11 Report:Another nice (?) session, Des creating a world first by falling off a turbo. | ||
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