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Warrington RC 50 J4/16
Topic Started: May 25 2014, 09:13 AM (147 Views)
Austin Foy

Rode this event yesterday in torrential rain for all the starters. Lots of DNS

Me 2.04.03

Winner Nige Wood Wills Wheels 1.56.33
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Ken Platt

Good early season ride Austin. what's your PB for the 50?
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Austin Foy

Cheers Ken. 2.02 from last year, only my second 50.

Austin
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Dave Brown

It was a very good ride of Austin's. It was on a pretty horrible 16 or so mile circuit with a rotten surface and all sorts of other obstacles to be negotiated three times!

On top of that the bad weather yesterday as he says - it is worth well inside two hours on a decent course like the Keswick L505 '50' course on which there is only one event there this year - the Border City Wheelers 50 on Sunday June 15th so I would get your entry in for that Austin.
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