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I was running late leaving work, been trying all morning to drink enough water to keep hydrated but it felt like I was on a losing battle, working in someone’s loft changing a tank in this heat you could count as inhumane torture, sweating more than I could drink…now there’s a lovely image.
Skipping my breakfast so I could finish early, first thing I did when I got home was wash the bike which was still dirty from Sunday’s gruelling P.M.C.R.C, 5 hour H & H. A quick change of rear wheel and a casual once over it was straight in the van, down the motorway for the 35 minute drive to Bagshot.
    
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My third event in seven days and boy did my body know it. With just a few hours sleep under my belt it was time to load up the van pickup Jack and head of to Swanley in Kent, you could tell already that it’s was going to be a very hot day with a forecast 26 C high. I’m pretty sure that Sidcup must sacrifice a virgin or two because I have never done one of their events in the rain, this goes dating back to 1995. As I was doing the morning Over 40, 2 hour race, I wanted to arrive early to get the formalities over so I could select a decent place on the start line.
    
Pictures By Jack Soriano..800 + photos in Gallery all uncropped, click the pictures below for before and after examples. Email
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There’s nothing like taking the afternoon off from work to go racing. Team REME were organising a 3 event 2 hour Hare and Hound afternoon series called Tea ‘Til Nearly Dark, all were using Bagshot Test Track as the venue with proceeds going towards their ISDE fund.
After a very hard ride at Tilgate (waiting for results for report) and only 3 days to recover to say I was still “feeling it” is just a bit of an understatement, my calf’s and triceps still felt pumped and generally I was just worn down. A quick trip to the chemist to get some painkillers and a few hours later I felt at least I could sit on the bike without too much discomfort, did I mention my bum ached also?
   
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