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Hit those hills. The fitter you get, the bigger the better. :eek: Just remember the V loves rolling hills. And try hitting those anti G spots and see how the gazelle jumps. I luv hunting Roadies down. It's a pleasure. Up hills they have an advantage unless they are carrying a lot of weight...

So I am back to fiddling around on the Vendetta. 5cm has been taken off the headrest. A cylindrical piece of wood has been fitted by a couple of small screws each side. It looks strong enough to last for 10 years. LOL So it should be a very interesting ride tomorrow. I would love to be able to...

I enjoyed the write up and the pictures. If you didn't have the camera on your bike how much time would it save or how much extra distance could you get?

It would need a Jason strap

Bienvenida indeed! No looking back now... No one's going to catch you

Well oddly enough whilst looking outside at the rain thinking... Well perhaps it wasn't such a bad idea to skip on the racing today I saw another gadget it the bike porn mag. This one is only 300€ so it looks like a bargain but I can't find much about it. The only issue would be that it extends...

Ok ... Things haven't gone as planned for me. Basically I am too sloppy with my scheduling. If I am going to race I need to mark the registration down at least 2 weeks before the race with my bike configuration fixed. I am nervous as hell and haven't got peace of mind. The bike shop haven't...

A question about handlebars and wind tunnels. It makes some sense to have the handlebar closer to the body as the air is being rushed over the body so there would be less forward resistance so if you have bull horns... Why not have them shaped like Scottish highland cattle horns so that when you...

Sunday in the back yard of Cartagena. It's called "The Trophy of the Golden Tuna" should be good if it could be elected by a golden bike shaped like a tuna :eek:. It's usually a crazy affair. The headrest should be finished on Saturday. So it's a finger in the air. The race starts at 10:30...

Ok. Another bit of crazy prep just before a race. The headrest has gone into the workshop for a 5cm reduction in size. It's as they say... Size matters... It's how you use it. I will be trying out the new tubeless front deep rim that got replaced with a 23mm schwalbe pro one , aka the @ratz...

I had a big argument this morning so I am feeling like channeling the anger

Well I got a surprise today, the Mrs didn't quite approve of my idea in participating in the local hooligan cycling race at the weekend. It's very tough and last years winners seemed to have super human strength. She was in fear. "Basically... If your in it to win it then I won't be very happy...

Change the front fork assembly to be a carbon graphene combo. (Even I would buy that)

I've had a crazy time after the Sebring race. Better get back on that diet. Instead of it going to my head ... It's gone to my stomach. America is a place of abundance. That's for sure. I really enjoyed myself over there but oddly enough pleased to be back.

With his bike setup, the handlebar is really incredibly close to his belly. It would in fact be impossible to over eat. You should really see it to believe it. The best photo to do it justice is when Larry is in the wind tunnel; it's an overhead shot. It's totally incredible and fearless...

Are there any other spin offs like road insurance with the membership?

Bump on the head perhaps (then everyone looks like Jesus)

Yep ... Very pleased to meet you too. I enjoyed your write up. So many new experiences too that we shared. I felt so much better after the 11 mile ride on Friday. The nerves and worries seem to disappear.

Interesting, Pro One 23c up front, Reduction in drag , did Tanya ride this configuration as well? I couldn't believe how bumpy the road was up at Frostproof, I thought marshaling was poor. I would have preferred to have seen cautionary signs on the roads like the one on airport road that says...

I am kind of curious, what tire did you finally ride with?