Probably standard maybe the bigboy one depending on my running.
Not loaded by any means. Bought with Kat’s parents so we sold 2 houses and pooled our funds (sort of) to get 2 small houses with nice garden & a field.
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Field…!
No excuse for not running round it, hope your doing a bit and enjoying the new place.
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Not moved yet, all set to go on Feb 12th.
This is at the back of the house - I even got a ride-on lawnmower thrown into the deal. It is a bit lumpy at the far end (nearest the camera) but I’m gonna mow a track into it and race my boy 
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That is some garden…!
Looks great, I loved it when my family all lived together, great days.
See you in March if the idiots behave.
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Yeah, looking forward to us all being together.
Hopefully by March I’ll be nudging my 5k pb again (to get back on track, boom boom)
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Hopefully I’ll be on a bike that fits me.
I love the track
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Right, I now feel up for the challenge!
This “mob match” thing has spurred me into it.
We’ve plotted a course out - seems like a bit of a cheat, thoughts?
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EA disqualify virtual race results with a drop of more than 10mtrs.
“Among those playing field levelling rules are: no more than three complete laps (no track runs); no more than 10m elevation loss; no digital manipulation of GPS data and officials may impose time penalties or disqualification of any runs with ‘significant unfair advantage’.”
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Reckon there’s nothing wrong with it for pure “waving” purposes though
I have a 5km route in mind that starts at 150m and ends at 50m, planning to give that a go one day soon. Might even forget to mention the elevation if I post here…
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Actually this reminds me of a run in Tenerife last year - in old run shoes and not really trying for a 5km PB or anything, just letting gravity do the work from about 600m down to sea level on a good surface. Made a huge difference to speed. Mind you, legs were properly trashed the next day 
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Cheat
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If you don’t break your ankles falling 100m that is! 
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Cheers!
I’ll see what elevation my obviously broken barometer in my watch gives it 
I had 354m for a 10m elevation run over 6km last night 
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Shame it couldn’t be broken the other way, because then your route would qualify per EA 
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Hey it’s not like you weight doped on Zwift or anything, oh wait…
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Just riding round NYC bagel at 54kg now 
Now trying my “turbo boost” bridge.
I’d usually be around 150-160bpm for 240W-260W
There doesn’t seem to be any restrictions on where your route starts/finishes so perhaps - as in Strava bagging - wait for a good taily.
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Yeah, it’s a tailwind downhill on Saturday morning.
#DoubleDraft
Going to roll mine to next weekend, which will be 4wks since the last.