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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Left work last night and only got 500 yards before I got a puncture, so, instead of calling for help, I decided to walk the whole 14 miles home, not one of my best decisions but thought I'd walk it out of curiousity to see how long it would take, 2 hours 45 minutes.
Feet are a bit sore this morning though  |
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"Left work last night and only got 500 yards before I got a puncture, so, instead of calling for help, I decided to walk the whole 14 miles home, not one of my best decisions but thought I'd walk it out of curiousity to see how long it would take, 2 hours 45 minutes.
Feet are a bit sore this morning though "
That's pretty good going though.  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"14 miles in 2.75 hours equates to circa 5 miles per hour average speed- thats into jogging territory!"
is it? Guess I'm a fast walker, well puncture fixed, although my continental gator skin tyre did have a v gash in it? So much puncture resistant, fingers crossed I make it back to work this morning, can anyone recommend a more reliable tyre, my bike is a hybrid, and used for commuting only, wheel 700c 25. |
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That's good going
Out grandparents would have said - they walked that twice a day, only to earn 1 shilling a day after having eaten one slice of Hovis.
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"That's good going
Out grandparents would have said - they walked that twice a day, only to earn 1 shilling a day after having eaten one slice of Hovis.
Sarah "
Haha nice one, well made it to work, happy days |
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