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Mark led a ride for the first time and as usual it’s not easy shepherding 15 people about but he got all back in good time, especially as the evenings are getting much shorter. It was an invigorating journey for all and the newcomers enjoyed … more ->
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It was a damp evening but the wind was fairly light and from the south-west. Some excellent times were returned including PB’s Tony, Richard, Ian, Chris and Mike. Wheelers
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Tony Marriott
21.22
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Richard Clark
21.55
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Again over 20 out over the three rides. With about a dozen on the medium, nine on the easy and three more doing the mediumfast, all managed to get caught in the torrential downpour that arrived just before midday. The easy pacers dealt with this … more ->
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To cap an exceptional season, Tony broke through the hour barrier for the first time with a 59:07. Merv’s time in this event was 1:06:21.
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A dozen turned out for a tour of the wilds. Due to a good southerly wind, the route from Ware to Furneaux Pelham via Stanstead Abbotts was accomplished in good speed and the group was back at Ware by 9 pm, a distance of 26 … more ->
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Merv rode in the Eastern Counties 10 on a course near Leaden Roding. This was an an alternative course due to roadworks on the intended course. He recorded a 27:00.
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. A reasonable evening on the E64 (A414 to Harlow). Great ride by Tony to go under 23 minutes. . Tony Marriott 22:48 Barry Page 23:25 Phil Young 23:31 Richard Clark 23:42 Peter Walton 24:01 Brian Evans 25:40 Ian Penson 27:00 Graham Knight 27:36
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After a 22 year interlude Tony Marriott returned to bunch racing in a Ford Cycling Club event on 26th July. The race was one of a series of 1 hour Cat 4 and Novice races on the Ford Test Track at Dunton near Basildon. Tony … more ->
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Sixteen met in Hertford and split into two equal groups in order to do the mediumfast and the easy pacer. The faster group did a nonstop tour whilst the easiers took a more sedate pace and smelled the roses. A stop at Emily’s proved to … more ->
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Eighteen set off from Ware, soon to be joined by the speeding RichardH. After heading out via Fanhams Hall the group took in Much Hadham and Puckeridge before blasting back down the old A10.



