... and I will know exactly where I am from now on because I've bought a Garmin Edge 305.
What d'yer think to that, then?
Friday, 26 June 2009
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3. If all else fails, buy some new bike kit.
4. And if rule #3 fails, new skinsuits are probably a good option.
5. Never train or race with a bad cough - it will destroy your entire season.
6. Tantrums are appropriate if provoked (e.g. by mechanical problems), but try to avoid damage to equipment
7. Team Grumpy riders are allowed to use whatever equipment they wish (and their wallets permit). However, the official team energy drink is pop belge.
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4 comments:
I think you are a spod, and likely to become a triathlete...
Not sure what as pod is, but I know I won't ever be a triathlete because when I run my back plays up big time.
Anyway, no more wheel magnets or troublesome sensors for me!
One of the attractions of club events is watching the Garmin users trying to persuage their devices actually work correctly!
Does your do altitude and heart rate?
yep
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