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Sorry to hear you are knackered @jasonbell
morning
not knackered yet, but given office christmas party and salespeople who’ve bought a karaoke machine …
@mccraigmccraig It’s all relative sir.
not knackered yet also, but will be by the end of Monday (Clojure hack day Saturday at SkillsMatter, Clojure virtual study group and coaching sessions on Sunday and a talk on Emacs on Monday night)
@mccraigmccraig Jade can be very tiring. 😉
I’m actually too tired to retaliate/respond or otherwise. So fill yer boots and carry on. 🙂
Only about 84km (divided between Saturday and Monday)
what does the venn diagram of #clojure-uk members and cyclists look like ?
I used__ to be a cycle commuter AND "for fun and health" cyclist. I am about to start riding for health again, assuming the weather permits whilst I am in Scotland for the next few weeks.
@maleghast Get a fatbike (esp w/studded tyres) should be great for around you. Good on sand, mud and snow
(I'm currently considering a Surly Wednesday or a Trek Farley, but I'm putting it off for a bit)
(IIRC @mccraigmccraig is a mountain biker and will soon tell us what a fool I am)
well @otfrom, a gravel bike makes sense if you mainly want to ride unmetalled roads and the like, but it doesn't have to get much rougher before you are going to want some suspension
I am not allowed to just keep buying bikes, so I will need to put the "Fat Bike" (I do feel targeted by this designation) to one side for now... Maybe if I can be out riding every day for the next few months then I can make a case for one..?
easy for @mccraigmccraig to do in the beautiful south
@maleghast I bet there is somewhere near you that would hire one on a snowy day
@otfrom have you ever ridden on soggy chalk ? it might be generally soggier up north, but soggy chalk is a more awful surface than anything
@mccraigmccraig I've not done soggy chalk. The only things I ever found impassible on 2 wheels are snow deeper than 4 inches and snow with a sheet of ice on top going uphill.
but I don't have studded tyres any more (tho they do them now for Bromptons if you are willing to tape up your frame so they don't scratch when you fold it)
@otfrom studs may work on soggy chalk
@maleghast I know you can gets studded tyres for your bike. The fat bike is really only for the deep stuff or going on a snowy trail
so no need to stop riding, and you don't need to get a new bike. Just some winter tyres
my latest acquisition is a beast of a 6klumens light so the darkness of winter need no longer be a barrier to trail riding
@mccraigmccraig what light rig did you get?
@otfrom magicshine monteer 6500 - it's not as funky as the exposure lights (with all of their speed and gradient based auto power-tuning), but it's amazingly bright, built like a brick shithouse, lasts for about 5hrs on 1500 lumens, and is less than half the price of the exposure lights
I do miss cycling in the south… if only for the weather. Did find that on farmers’ fields and sandy tracks (surrey/north downs) sometimes you would lose the back wheel and end up on your face mind you
(that was a mountain bike w/ front fork suspension, I’m a road cyclist these days)
@mccraigmccraig’s descriptions of night trail riding terrify me 😱