Watching this with my 10yo daughter. Ive given her the brief history of your background and just how big this achievement is (for anyone). She’s gobsmacked and thinks you’re amazing. I’m so glad - YOU are the type of role model that young girls should have. Lots of love.
Since going tubeless (on my road bike) I’ve never had to remove a wheel, let alone tyre, to repair a puncture. Top up sealant every three months, most punctures repair themselves. I’ve used a Stan’s dart once.
Tubeless is objectively better, almost similarly true for discs, why would you be so proud of not using it lol. Fine if you, you do you, don't but weird flex to brag about using objectively worse equipment.
@@test-ml9wr I love tubeless but disk, I don't know. I have bikes with both. Disk better stopping, rim easy to deal with any problems. As I get older I'll go hydraulic disk though ; so I can pull'em on.
I always enjoy your post-ride reviews...they are nice closure to one of your events that we follow and are also very informative. Doing the 600km was a pretty amazing accomplishment. You always inspire and motivate me to ride. Have a great weekend my friend.
Thanks for posting this. I'm new to your channel ( bumped into the APN epic in feed suggestions ) so I'm dipping into your back catalogue - it's a real goldmine and very inspirational. I rode 12 Hr TTs in the 00s but this is a whole new world and I'm learning lots - btw your Tour de France Femmes was a superb mini-movie
@@KatieKookaburra That was a true epic, especially in all that rain. Hooray for the yellow marigolds :) In the old days I'd wear first-aid gloves as a winter base, so I absolutely got that !
I will always take a cyclepal tyre lever with me on any trip out. It takes up to 3 hours to change a tyre otherwise !! And a proper water filter so I can drink from any water source….with an insulated drinks bag… I like my drinks ice cold I’m going to try and break the 100 miles soon, longest ride for me…. Will need some new tyres though
On my road bike I run on 28mm tires. Is more confortable and give me some extra grip when the road is wet or on descents. The other thing that is very important to have is a non transparent water bottle. I prefer the white because reflects the sun. One cool tip is freeze one bottle and you will always have fresh water. Lots of kisses and huggs from Mallorca.
Great insight into what you need take for an epic cycling trip like that. I guess the extra room in the saddle bag was for the pot noodle 🤣 nice video Katie 😊
If you can get hold of a plastic film canister that a roll of 35mm film comes in then they're an ideal size for 5 or 6 electrolyte tablets without having to carry the original tube. The canisters are also the right size for keeping some loose change in.
Brilliant video, really insightful. Looking forward to tomorrow’s update on what you ate. I really struggle to eat on a ride as I never feel hungry. I have to force gels and bars in just to have something but it makes any meaningful distance really tough.
You never mention your tyres! Until now... I noticed you use them Kate, so I lashed out on some more gregarious blue walled tyres! They are brilliant and so, so fast. They remind me of the Michelin Axial-Pro green tyres back when Michelin were hyper-fashionable!! Latex tubes will make you go faster, but not as puncture resistant... Cracking ride Katie, my yesterday's one hundred miler doesn't really compare...
Never compare, dude. It's a joy killer. Just enjoy the ride! 100 mile is a fantastic achievement. Congratulations! I agree, Michelin tyres are fantastic.
@@denverspin Thank you Philip, too kind! I used to think I was quite good... But Katie K is a machine! 😃 Why aren't these Michelin tyres rated more highly? They are the fastest piece of kit on my bike!
Hi. Awesome ride again, Katie. Well done!! I'm curious how you managed to record your entire ride on Strava, since you also stopped and stayed overnight somewhere during your long ride. Can you stop and continue a Strava event at a later time? Tks.
I thought you broke it down into two rides stopping and spending the night in a hotel or something along the way. Amazing that only you hands bothered you. I don't think you give yourself enough credit for how gifted you are.
Katie, lovely insight as ever. Lots of good ideas. Can't say that I am a dedicated cyclist, a real aficianado if you know what I mean but just moved up to a Scott Speedster gravel (aluminium). Never used cleats before and I am told they are a game changer. Would you go for road shoes/cleats or MB? Welcome your thoughts. Not hugely into gear. You are spurring me on to use the bike more! Good on yer for all you do.
Best chamois cream ive ever used is a feminine hygiene product by Monistat. It’s a cream that once rubbed in feels completely dry but works to prevent chafing of the skin. It is incredible. “Monistat Care Chafing Relief Powder Gel, Anti-Chafe Protection”
@@trick700 That's odd, my 660b × 47 inner tube cores don't. Wheels are tubeless now. No flats in almost 4yrs. 12 thousand kms so far, just changed my tyres on Whyte Glencoe here on terrible Irish roads. Impressed I am. My race bike!! 700c × 25mm tyres has tubes, and are not removable cores.
Assume you have inner tubes in your tool kit? Still in orrr of your last ride , to put in contest when I was telling a work mate about it , his reaction was Jesus if you drove that route you’d me knackered! KK The ICON! What next a 1000k ride?
Your definitely a hard core long distance cyclist 😳😁😁 I did just over 50miles in the heat today (32degrees) with around 620m climbing in the Shropshire hills. It killed me, so hot. 🥵🥵 Funny, I did not see another cyclist out today, I think they had the right idea 🤔😏
Amazing achievement, well done! 🙌🏻 Sorry to ask, but am I right to assume you’re at least 1.70 m tall? Because there’s no way I could fit either of your bags on my bike. 😭
Katie getting ready to buy a new road bike end of the year. Its going to be rim brakes for sure but my bikes are either Alum or Ti. Considering carbon but seen so many broken and cracked frames, can I have your opinion about longentivity/ rideability of carbon frames?Many thanks...Love ur content!
Hey Miguel, ooooh exciting!! I think it’s so personal but it depends how careful you are with your bikes. My carbon one has been awesome and going well. I do insure it tonight too just in case. Whereas aluminium you can Chuck around more. But I LOVE how nice carbon is to ride. Try both and decide which is better for you :)
Do you ever clean out your Topeak top tube bag at all? Mine was pretty skanky after one of my home made energy bars got choc bits in it. I just wondered if you clean it out occasionally. Another fab video - thank you 😊 x
Hi Katie, Fab achievement, I just can't imagine 600+ but I am a bit older:). Two questions, would you consider doing such a long audax on your Ribble CGR Ti (I am still waiting for mine to be delivered!) and secondly what gear set up did you have? Well done again.
I'm considering the Strada Light for my next long Audax ride but which one?? the SB or RS ?? Any chance you could explain which one would work best through the night for a 300 or 400km ride...thanks always :)
Hi Katie just got first road bike in about 40 years mmm been a while lol any good bottle cages you could recommend please? Keep your fabulous videos coming 👍
Hello, love your channel, I am looking at buying a Ribble Endurance, I would be doing approx 80% on tarmac, and 20% on quarry like roads (gravel), grateful for your comments if this would be the right bike selection. One question on your bike, why Rim brakes instead of Disc .. ? Thank you, keep the videos coming .. 👍
Hi Katie get set up on your bike did you put on uv cream being hot you said you were eating junk food you must off eating some good food l would love to ride that 615 lm one thanks
She has one! She’s used it in bikepacking videos along with the Tailfin panniers. She likely wanted a lighter setup for the climbs, hence the saddlebag and top tube bag.
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... and how on earth do you get yourself out of hotel bed after just having closed your eyes? ... fear of crashing the event, steely spine? Have you ever done Paris-Brest-Paris?
Is paracetin a euro version of pain medication? I also double up on padded shorts for longer (over 200 miles) rides, which isn't exactly photogenic but helps.
@@KatieKookaburra Hi Katie, did the clip come with the light or did you need to source this elsewhere? If so, could you let us know where and what it is?? I too have the Apidura Bag and it's hard to find lights that clip into the slots. Thanks :)
@@KatieKookaburra thank you. I’ll take a look. Thank you for the videos and thank you for taking the time to reply. Your videos are inspirational as always.
Hi Katie, a while back you featured a helmet with the adjuster at the top rather than at the back, I’m a hand cyclist and my headrest is right where the adjuster is. Have you got details of the helmet? Love your videos
@@KatieKookaburra Thanks Katie I’ll check it out. You’ve been on some of the roads I’ve been on near Sheffield and at Leeds Urban Bike Park, that’s my claim to fame! 😀 x
@@GazzaView123 I have both rim and disk brake bikes, the Only advantage that a disk bike has is braking in the wet other than that the rim brake bike is superior, lighter , less maintenance more aero etc, etc.
Jelly babies, actual full fat coke, rehydrated tabs, more Jelly babies, a good dose of real hope. A solid head, more jelly babies. Good weather, lastly another packet of 180g jelly babies sucked down in a minute thirty
you are amazing... MOTION: RENAME "Audax"... first let us define it though: Audax is a Latin adjective meaning "bold, daring" and may be used to refer to: Audax (cycling) Audax is a cycling sport in which participants attempt to cycle long distances within a pre-defined time limit. Audax is a non-competitive sport: success in an event is measured by its completion. I hereby move that henceforth "Audax" shall be known as "Katie". All in favour, give a thumbs up.
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I filmed this pretty early this morning which is why I’m being a little more quiet than usual :) didn’t want to wake folk up with me loud mouth
Quiet is good...no need to be cheery all the time.
Watching this with my 10yo daughter. Ive given her the brief history of your background and just how big this achievement is (for anyone). She’s gobsmacked and thinks you’re amazing. I’m so glad - YOU are the type of role model that young girls should have. Lots of love.
Amazing ride, glad to see a youtuber not taken in by tubeless, disc brakes(on road bikes) etc... Mental strength is off the scale, well done!
Thank you!!! :) Long live the rim brake!!! :)
Since going tubeless (on my road bike) I’ve never had to remove a wheel, let alone tyre, to repair a puncture. Top up sealant every three months, most punctures repair themselves. I’ve used a Stan’s dart once.
Tubeless is objectively better, almost similarly true for discs, why would you be so proud of not using it lol. Fine if you, you do you, don't but weird flex to brag about using objectively worse equipment.
@@test-ml9wr I love tubeless but disk, I don't know. I have bikes with both. Disk better stopping, rim easy to deal with any problems. As I get older I'll go hydraulic disk though ; so I can pull'em on.
@@KatieKookaburra i use rim brakes, but with some big descents i would love to try using disc brakes
Edit: The Apidura bag was the 7L - not a 9L like I said.
Where's the video about that bag?
Only one shop didn't let me bring my bike in so I went to another shop 😂 Good on you ❤️ Not like you were bringing a muddy mountain bike in !
I always enjoy your post-ride reviews...they are nice closure to one of your events that we follow and are also very informative. Doing the 600km was a pretty amazing accomplishment. You always inspire and motivate me to ride. Have a great weekend my friend.
Thanks so much, Jim! Have a grand weekend too :) I’m off bikepacking so videos of that will be up next week x
That Topeak bag is a winner. Thanks for the recommendation
Oh, Katie, I love it to see you looking so happy! That looked like a really top day on the bike.....
Totally agree on the rim brake.
Some prefer disc but I prefer choice.
Love your work.
Ps , have a rest your tiring me out.
In a good way !
Thanks for posting this. I'm new to your channel ( bumped into the APN epic in feed suggestions ) so I'm dipping into your back catalogue - it's a real goldmine and very inspirational.
I rode 12 Hr TTs in the 00s but this is a whole new world and I'm learning lots - btw your Tour de France Femmes was a superb mini-movie
Thank you!!!! Also APN is Mega!!!
@@KatieKookaburra That was a true epic, especially in all that rain. Hooray for the yellow marigolds :) In the old days I'd wear first-aid gloves as a winter base, so I absolutely got that !
Great vid Katie.
615 K in the middle of a heatwave ! Where's the ice vest & the defibrillator ? Never mess with a Aussie Cyborg ! 😎
Aussie?
@@strickostrickoHi Roger, l know Katie's Mancunian, just metaphorically 'Kookaburra' style speaking, should've put the 'Aussie' in inverted comas !
@@johnmcnulty1129 Thought I’d missed something, sounds like a proper Manc to me! 😁
I will always take a cyclepal tyre lever with me on any trip out. It takes up to 3 hours to change a tyre otherwise !!
And a proper water filter so I can drink from any water source….with an insulated drinks bag… I like my drinks ice cold
I’m going to try and break the 100 miles soon, longest ride for me…. Will need some new tyres though
Another Great Video Katie 🚴♂️😁🚴♀️👍🚴
Ordered my Ribble last week....Got to wait till March to get it 😀
On my road bike I run on 28mm tires. Is more confortable and give me some extra grip when the road is wet or on descents. The other thing that is very important to have is a non transparent water bottle. I prefer the white because reflects the sun. One cool tip is freeze one bottle and you will always have fresh water. Lots of kisses and huggs from Mallorca.
Great insight into what you need take for an epic cycling trip like that. I guess the extra room in the saddle bag was for the pot noodle 🤣 nice video Katie 😊
If you can get hold of a plastic film canister that a roll of 35mm film comes in then they're an ideal size for 5 or 6 electrolyte tablets without having to carry the original tube. The canisters are also the right size for keeping some loose change in.
That’s a good idea that! But to be fair I used a whole tube on this ride!! :)
My dad always insisted on this method too.
It's effective.
Great suggestion
Very good kit. Use the same rule with lights. Really like your channel. Keep up the good work. Take care, Al
Brilliant video, really insightful. Looking forward to tomorrow’s update on what you ate. I really struggle to eat on a ride as I never feel hungry. I have to force gels and bars in just to have something but it makes any meaningful distance really tough.
You never mention your tyres! Until now... I noticed you use them Kate, so I lashed out on some more gregarious blue walled tyres! They are brilliant and so, so fast. They remind me of the Michelin Axial-Pro green tyres back when Michelin were hyper-fashionable!! Latex tubes will make you go faster, but not as puncture resistant...
Cracking ride Katie, my yesterday's one hundred miler doesn't really compare...
Never compare, dude. It's a joy killer.
Just enjoy the ride!
100 mile is a fantastic achievement. Congratulations!
I agree, Michelin tyres are fantastic.
@@denverspin
Thank you Philip, too kind!
I used to think I was quite good... But Katie K is a machine! 😃
Why aren't these Michelin tyres rated more highly? They are the fastest piece of kit on my bike!
Well done Katie! What an achievement!
Hi. Awesome ride again, Katie. Well done!! I'm curious how you managed to record your entire ride on Strava, since you also stopped and stayed overnight somewhere during your long ride. Can you stop and continue a Strava event at a later time? Tks.
Ay up kid, loving the conference of this post bourn out through hard work, hats off
Hi Katie brilliant ride and a very informative video I always forget something though 😆
I thought you broke it down into two rides stopping and spending the night in a hotel or something along the way. Amazing that only you hands bothered you. I don't think you give yourself enough credit for how gifted you are.
these are literally my fave videos on the internet.
Me too! I’m so NOSEY!!! 😂😀
Also a video I'm interested in is how you go on preparing your ride the day before food wise. Do you have a special diet?
Tomorrow’s vid….. :)
Good luck! Will wait for the ride and post ride video.
Oh, didn’t realise that video is already out!!
wow you look amazing katie ,keep the awesome videos coming
Katie, lovely insight as ever. Lots of good ideas. Can't say that I am a dedicated cyclist, a real aficianado if you know what I mean but just moved up to a Scott Speedster gravel (aluminium). Never used cleats before and I am told they are a game changer. Would you go for road shoes/cleats or MB? Welcome your thoughts. Not hugely into gear. You are spurring me on to use the bike more! Good on yer for all you do.
Beautiful bike and great vlog was a amazing ride and u show how amazing cycling is have a great weekend skinny k x
I'm just amazed by your feat!!! How could you manage? Just crazy!
To be honest I don’t even know 😂💃🏼
14 others did the same ride and finished. It's about building up to it, being comfortable and wanting/having time to do it.
Your voice is soothing. Take care Katie
Awww thanks :) I was particularly quiet in this one eh?
Best chamois cream ive ever used is a feminine hygiene product by Monistat. It’s a cream that once rubbed in feels completely dry but works to prevent chafing
of the skin. It is incredible.
“Monistat Care Chafing Relief Powder Gel, Anti-Chafe Protection”
All essentials needed for a long ride in one video. 👍🤗
Put tyre sealant in your tubes and you won't get punchers anymore. That's a tip I picked up from Sarah hammond
Good idea, except for one thing - I could be wrong but Presta valve cores don't come out.
Meaning you can't put sealant in them.
Most quality tubes have removable cores, the ones that came with my Trek Emonda didn't, check with your bike shop when buying replacement tubes.
@@joecondron2131 all valve cores screw out
@@trick700 That's odd, my 660b × 47 inner tube cores don't.
Wheels are tubeless now.
No flats in almost 4yrs.
12 thousand kms so far, just changed my tyres on Whyte Glencoe here on terrible Irish roads.
Impressed I am.
My race bike!! 700c × 25mm tyres has tubes, and are not removable cores.
@@joecondron2131 trust me, the cores come out, you just need a wee tool to get it out. Tubeless are the future 👍😎
Assume you have inner tubes in your tool kit? Still in orrr of your last ride , to put in contest when I was telling a work mate about it , his reaction was Jesus if you drove that route you’d me knackered! KK The ICON! What next a 1000k ride?
Awesome ride Katie 👌👏👏👏
Nice setup, love you are running rim brakes and tubes! What happened to the aero pannier thingy? 😂
Happy video ! Makes me feel good thx ;-)
Amazing endurance and resilience. You’re an inspiration! And you have lovely teeth! 🤣
Your definitely a hard core long distance cyclist 😳😁😁
I did just over 50miles in the heat today (32degrees) with around 620m climbing in the Shropshire hills. It killed me, so hot. 🥵🥵
Funny, I did not see another cyclist out today, I think they had the right idea 🤔😏
Ciao Katie, any suggestion for an oil/cream for a post-ride leg massage?
Amazing achievement, well done! 🙌🏻 Sorry to ask, but am I right to assume you’re at least 1.70 m tall? Because there’s no way I could fit either of your bags on my bike. 😭
Katie getting ready to buy a new road bike end of the year. Its going to be rim brakes for sure but my bikes are either Alum or Ti. Considering carbon but seen so many broken and cracked frames, can I have your opinion about longentivity/ rideability of carbon frames?Many thanks...Love ur content!
Hey Miguel, ooooh exciting!! I think it’s so personal but it depends how careful you are with your bikes. My carbon one has been awesome and going well. I do insure it tonight too just in case. Whereas aluminium you can Chuck around more. But I LOVE how nice carbon is to ride. Try both and decide which is better for you :)
Looking forward to your epic coastal Puffin adventure!
Do you ever clean out your Topeak top tube bag at all? Mine was pretty skanky after one of my home made energy bars got choc bits in it. I just wondered if you clean it out occasionally. Another fab video - thank you 😊 x
Hi Katie, Fab achievement, I just can't imagine 600+ but I am a bit older:). Two questions, would you consider doing such a long audax on your Ribble CGR Ti (I am still waiting for mine to be delivered!) and secondly what gear set up did you have? Well done again.
Hi Katie - how are you fastening your TraceR to the slots on your saddle pack? Cheers
I'm considering the Strada Light for my next long Audax ride but which one?? the SB or RS ?? Any chance you could explain which one would work best through the night for a 300 or 400km ride...thanks always :)
Great Katie Kookaburra Video, thanks for sharing
Just started to follow your video and I enjoy the contents.where is the connection for your surname as the kookaburra is from Australia??
Hi Katie just got first road bike in about 40 years mmm been a while lol any good bottle cages you could recommend please? Keep your fabulous videos coming 👍
Any bottle cages I don’t have a preference :)
Cheers Dave :)
@@KatieKookaburra thanks Katie have good weekend
Hello, love your channel, I am looking at buying a Ribble Endurance, I would be doing approx 80% on tarmac, and 20% on quarry like roads (gravel), grateful for your comments if this would be the right bike selection. One question on your bike, why Rim brakes instead of Disc .. ? Thank you, keep the videos coming .. 👍
Hi. Love the bike. Love the rim brakes. What is the gearing ratio front and back. Love the aluminum for endurance and simplicity.
How did you coop with the of road just seen Mr Lakes are you coming back to the Leeds bike park again inspired by your rides
Nah too many other trails to explore first :)
Nice tan lines!
Explore the 28mm tyre, the comfort the mega!
I love my Ribble!.
What mount is that you are using on your Strada light?
Such an inspiration!
Which mini pump do you you use Katie ?
Hi Katie get set up on your bike did you put on uv cream being hot you said you were eating junk food you must off eating some good food l would love to ride that 615 lm one thanks
Lovely bike, and lovely rimbrakes!!!!!
Top job 🍀
Does Ribble make bikes for women's geometry
Get yourself a tail fin Katie best thing ever
She has one! She’s used it in bikepacking videos along with the Tailfin panniers. She likely wanted a lighter setup for the climbs, hence the saddlebag and top tube bag.
... and how on earth do you get yourself out of hotel bed after just having closed your eyes? ... fear of crashing the event, steely spine? Have you ever done Paris-Brest-Paris?
Is paracetin a euro version of pain medication? I also double up on padded shorts for longer (over 200 miles) rides, which isn't exactly photogenic but helps.
600km?? That's almost the length of Greece!
why did you choose the rim brake over disc brake version of this bike? and what pressure do you run your tyres at in the main?
Where did you purchase the ID band from pls
How is your rear light attached to your bag?
That's a problem I also have and would like to know more. Seems these bags are not fitted to carry rear lights
It’s a little clip attachment that goes through gaps on the Apidura bag. The bag has dedicated slits for this reason :)
@@KatieKookaburra Hi Katie, did the clip come with the light or did you need to source this elsewhere? If so, could you let us know where and what it is?? I too have the Apidura Bag and it's hard to find lights that clip into the slots. Thanks :)
Hi, Im hoping to get a place on next years LEL, will we see you there?
why did you choose rim brakes (vs disc) out of interest? weight saving outweighed braking ability?
no sunscreen?
Awwww yes!!!! I took a small tube of factor 50 :)
How have you clipped your rear Trace on the saddle pack? My long ride is coming up and I’m struggling for rear light options
I bought a mount from RaceWare: www.racewaredirect.co
@@KatieKookaburra thank you. I’ll take a look. Thank you for the videos and thank you for taking the time to reply. Your videos are inspirational as always.
Awww of course Lee! No worries at all :) it’s a great little mount too and a nice company. Happy riding matey :)
Racepack 9l?! There's a 5 & 7 in the shop, but no 9l 🤷🏼♀️
I pinned a comment about this :)
Hi Katie, a while back you featured a helmet with the adjuster at the top rather than at the back, I’m a hand cyclist and my headrest is right where the adjuster is. Have you got details of the helmet? Love your videos
Hi David, yeah course it’s the one I always wear - the Lazer Genesis :) super light and comfy helmet x
@@KatieKookaburra Thanks Katie I’ll check it out. You’ve been on some of the roads I’ve been on near Sheffield and at Leeds Urban Bike Park, that’s my claim to fame! 😀 x
Which shorts brand is best/ has the best chamois?
What about food? You had to eat more than we saw on the video. I could never do that distance without constantly refueling.
Video about EVERYTHING I ate tomorrow :)
Rim over Disc?
How many spare tubes do you carry ?
How many hours took your 600km Ma’am?
Rim brakes rule!
No they don't! Disc brakes are far superior in every respect.
@@GazzaView123 Dead right, rim brakes are like old drum brakes on cars...
As for tubes, when did we last see innertubes on cars or motorcycles..
@@GazzaView123 I have both rim and disk brake bikes, the Only advantage that a disk bike has is braking in the wet other than that the rim brake bike is superior, lighter , less maintenance more aero etc, etc.
Do you ever get numb hands…??? No suspension, road tyres
Inspirational…Your looking good …sun kissed …you didn’t list the heart of a lion inside you …well done …kudos KK ❤️
Am I being dopey but where is the link to your tool kit? Cheers
Awww no I was dopey and didn’t link it… it’s here: th-cam.com/video/n-SDj01PBBY/w-d-xo.html
@@KatieKookaburra how do I get a hard copy of your book? Please
Just the essentials, think I take too much stuff.
Jelly babies, actual full fat coke, rehydrated tabs, more Jelly babies, a good dose of real hope. A solid head, more jelly babies. Good weather, lastly another packet of 180g jelly babies sucked down in a minute thirty
you are amazing... MOTION: RENAME "Audax"... first let us define it though: Audax is a Latin adjective meaning "bold, daring" and may be used to refer to: Audax (cycling) Audax is a cycling sport in which participants attempt to cycle long distances within a pre-defined time limit. Audax is a non-competitive sport: success in an event is measured by its completion.
I hereby move that henceforth "Audax" shall be known as "Katie".
All in favour, give a thumbs up.
How did you manage to keep your gps recording over night!?
Just left it running - I only slept for two and bit hours :) it just kept turned on.
Depending on what bike it was she as a dynomo wheel
Like your outfit.
I see you still have all the 20p's left. :P
Courrrrse - cafes / fields / main roads 😋
i hate punctures
First to like and second to comment.
600 km? I'm not really sure what to say, except are you kidding me? -Steve Wallis
The kit I can buy, can I borrow your legs? 😂
Greetings!
Greeeeeeetings :)
Well, disc brakes are much better