Tanhill Update - info for sunday's ride

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Helen
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Tanhill Update - info for sunday's ride

Post by Helen »

Hi there everybody,

I am back on line(at last) so if you have any questions or are un-sure whether to come along post me.

As a rule of thumb if you have been doing the intermediate rides on Saturday then it will be hard day's ride but you will be able to make it.
You need to carbo load for a couple of days before and you need to be feeling good at the start.

Tanhill is not an audax ride this year it is being run as a longer club run.
The route out and back has been changed as we will be starting and finishing in the square.

Meet up in the square for 0730.

Depending on numbers and riders we may split into 2 groups at the start,however,I hope we could stick together at least till Helperby.
The club group will travel at a pace so everyone can remain in the group and we will not leave anyone behind.

If you are planning on coming please post here if you have any questions please post me.

There will not be a club run the following week as it is the club road race.
iIf you could help at that event would you please post Phil as they still need helpers

Helen
willhub
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Post by willhub »

I'll be coming as long as I'm pain free.


Anyone got a map for garmin people?
mal
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Post by mal »

I can guarantee I will not be pain free at some point or other but I'm planning on being there.

Other than starting at the Square, is the route as detailed in the directions on the web site?
IanH
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Post by IanH »

I will be there.

Ian H
dave c
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Post by dave c »

http://www.bikehike.co.uk/mapview.php?id=16148

This is my interpretation of the route, correct me if any off course's
rickshaw
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Post by rickshaw »

I am planning on being there.
willhub
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Post by willhub »

I thought the Tan Hill last year actually went through Hawes?
Tim r
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Post by Tim r »

I am planning on coming along also.

Tim
mal
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Post by mal »

dave c wrote:http://www.bikehike.co.uk/mapview.php?id=16148

This is my interpretation of the route, correct me if any off course's
That was my expectation too Dave - only my map shows lots of wavy brown lines ominously close together at some points.
Dr Dave
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Post by Dr Dave »

Hoping to be there....
Virginie
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Post by Virginie »

Hoping to be there too!

Virginie
Jon G
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Post by Jon G »

I should be there.

And No I wont be riding in from Gateforth for this one :lol:

Jonathan
willhub
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Post by willhub »

Gonna be a wet day on Sunday :(, sorry for the doom and gloom, I'm a realist, let's hope the Met Office is wrong.
Dr Dave
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Post by Dr Dave »

Broken cloud cover, temp in low 20s, 0mm rainfall, 13mph northerly wind......

http://www.metcheck.com/V40/UK/FREE/day ... 05at&day=3
willhub
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Post by willhub »

Which is better?

Metcheck or Metoffice?

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/ ... ather.html


Well there's only one way to find out..........................
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