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January 6th 08, 08:05 AM
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Johnny Warren Classic
... was on this morning. From Sutherland to Jamberoo. This was easily the best 'orgainsed' ride I've been on. Sure, there are a few small organisational issues but, considering the friendliness of all, the fact that most were experienced riders (no wobblers) and not least of all, because it was in rememberance of a truly great Australian. If you missed in this year, don't miss it next. Scotty PS. We did the 96km at an average of about 28-30 km/h (depending on where you were in the bunch) -- scotty72 
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January 7th 08, 08:34 AM
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On Jan 6, 7:05*pm, scotty72 scotty72.32r...@no-
mx.forums.cyclingforums.com wrote: ... was on this morning. From Sutherland to Jamberoo. This was easily the best 'orgainsed' ride I've been on. Sure, there are a few small organisational issues but, considering the friendliness of all, the fact that most were experienced riders (no wobblers) and not least of all, because it was in rememberance of a truly great Australian. If you missed in this year, don't miss it next. Scotty PS. We did the 96km at an average of about 28-30 km/h (depending on where you were in the bunch) -- scotty72 must have been a big long bunch! or were there many bunches? Karl aka Stomper
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January 7th 08, 11:00 AM
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It often broke into smaller bunches but there were several regroups where we came together. Between Wollongong and Shellharbour was brilliant. Almost dead flat so we mostly rode as one huge bunch. Brilliant SCotty Stomper Wrote: On Jan 6, 7:05*pm, scotty72 scotty72.32r...@no- mx.forums.cyclingforums.com wrote: ... was on this morning. From Sutherland to Jamberoo. This was easily the best 'orgainsed' ride I've been on. Sure, there are a few small organisational issues but, considering the friendliness of all, the fact that most were experienced riders (no wobblers) and not least of all, because it was in rememberance of a truly great Australian. If you missed in this year, don't miss it next. Scotty PS. We did the 96km at an average of about 28-30 km/h (depending on where you were in the bunch) -- scotty72 must have been a big long bunch! or were there many bunches? Karl aka Stomper -- scotty72
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