Travis Walker (unlikely surname for a bike rider, I know) kindly came to our rescue the other day as we fiddled about on the uncompleted World Cup Course trying to piece a lap together. After an hour of retracing our tyre tracks, Rourke called Travis who came down to the Cascades course and led us out. I was grateful for this initially until I realised that his arrival coincided with an increase in pace. Perhaps he was still traumatised and this is why he continues to ride everywhere as though there are a pair of sharp horns inches from his arse. Or it could be that he’s just fast. Its probably that. Whatever. I found the best way to keep up was to imagine myself in a similar scenario. Perhaps I ll employ someone to ride behind me wearing a pair of buck horns. Or train a buck myself to ambush me in races Pink Panther style. Every advantage worth considering. Sent using BlackBerry® from Orange
Lee Craigie
I could ride a derny behind you dressed as a moose if that’d help?
And was it not the Wylie Coyote who set up traps for Road Runner, rather than the Pink Panther (who was just a crap pink detective who got blown up a lot?) Just saying…
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"><html><head><meta content="text/html; charset=utf-8" http-equiv="Content-Type"></head><body>I was referring to Kato and Inspector Clueso who was forever being attacked to keep him on his toes. Actually. But the derney with the moose antlers a better idea anyway. Get on it x<div>Sent using BlackBerry® from Orange</div></body></html>
Well Lee or should I call you Turtle. I bet he would have quite a lot more to say about your ride on Sat. Forget the thought of horns prodding you from behind and imagine the beast pulling you from the front – slipstream style – something along these lines I would imagine.Enough of that techy stuff. Hope conditions and temp work for you on Sat. I absolutely love that mug Lee. It’s coming with me everywhere.!Mum X