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was thinking london to brighton off road, is it silly to do it solo?
No. Go for it. Not difficult.
Go shoplifting, obviously. Then when you've sold your ill-gotten gains in the nearest pub with a flat roof, score some E's, then sit in the park drinking Stella, and smoking weed, with your hands down the front of your trackie bottoms, before randomly starting a fight with an unsuspecting passer by
Amateur!
Ride out of your house, buy a bacon butty and a coffee, ride for miles, have a pint. Decent.
Ride, anywhere.
Put out an ad for a similarly bored housewife ?
London - Brighton sounds good, make a list of things you've wanted to do but didn't have the time then tick them off one or to a week.
Discover the true meaning of life and the true purpose of yours. What it is you truly want to do, that will make you truly happy. As cliched as it is, life really is what you make it.
Discover the true meaning of life and the true purpose of yours. What it is you truly want to do,
Ahem..... Go shoplifting, obviously. Then when you've sold your ill-gotten gains in the nearest pub with a flat roof, score some E's, then sit in the park drinking Stella, and smoking weed, with your hands down the front of your trackie bottoms, before randomly starting a fight with an unsuspecting passer by
Get down the job center you filthy hippy.
"Self flagellation", the "hard working" people of this country will settle for nothing less.
I'm with binners on this one 
Can you get down to Dartmoor? I'm down in Exeter on hols and am riding East Dartmoor (MBR killer loop) tomorrow on my tod. More than welcome to join me! Bit of a way for you though 😆 Wont be leaving to about 10-11, only take you about 3.5hrs 🙂
Dave
London to Brighton sounds great.
Don't leave until Jeremy kyle has finished though.
If you're cycling to Brighton then I could do with some help moving a small factory once you get here! 😉
Time rich, don't waste it!
WHICH BIKE?
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Dig out a longer stem/slicks and take the Kona
Wow. Being unemployed certainly gets you some nice bikes...
Follow Binners example and become an internet forum troll. I'massuming binners is unemployed, given the amount of time he/she spends on here. 😯
Yeah I'd definately suggest you take the Kona.
Riot...I always wanted a riot of my [b]own[/b] 😉
Binners forget the Staffordshire bull terrier, you must have a Staffy.
Also get your face tattooed, your brothers wife pregnant after a threesome behind the bins in a lidls carpark. And steal your grannies Jewelry box that also contain your dead grandads war medals.
And get yourself on Jeremy Kyle.
Don't run slicks if doing the London to Brighton off Road...
Actually do then I can sell you a set of tyres when you come through at one of the pit stops as you will have fallen off several times by then.....
Well today's adventure was poo poked by the missus apparently I have lots of jobs to do
Hopefully postponed till next week
Wasn't gonna run slicks anyway !
was poo poked by the missus
*raises eyebrow*
poo poked
Pure filth.
When I lived by the Thames I quite fancied riding up the river to the source of the Thames. Never did it. Do that.
Well that was hard work took 8hrs and 135 k
Got lost a few times but glad I made it the London train is full of pissheads!
8 Hours you could have spent looking for a job...you did the right thing. Mostly.
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towards the end
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That reminds me, I need to get a job.... 😯
still no job, so, up the grand union, over through ashridge (LARPing flashbacks) over the dunstable downs, off to my parents for some food then train back to london about 90km all in
brentford and my new (s/h) unit- sus forks no longer the priority, will be getting it geared asap!
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chalk lion at whipsnade
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sadly my phone ran out of charge b4 i finished
http://www.strava.com/activities/183335778