Jul
26
2010

thirty nine seconds

by John Girvin | tagged: , | permalink

So, Blue Ribble, today we were like Schleck and Contador in  Le Tour 2010, evenly matched for most of our run down the Antrim Road. Like Schleck on the Tourmalet I brought back your big sprint attack, and like Contador on the Port de Balès, you took an advantage when I stopped for a mechanical (escaped water bottle).

Antrim Road, Belfast, this morning.

I didn’t see what the gap was at the end. 39 seconds perhaps?

Still, it doesn’t matter really. It’s not a race, is it?

Oh, one other thing I should mention. I was in recovery pootle mode.

Take ‘er easy, Blue Ribble. I was.

John Girvin

John Girvin is a largely waterproof recreational and commuter cyclist from Belfast, Northern Ireland.

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