Rode to Cuckfield, looped round through the village not touching the bypass as the legs were tired.
Rode back to the Heath and dropped down Perrymount Road to home.
Iren and I decided to walk the route to Cuckfield heading to the Balcombe Road and back
The distance recorded is slightly suspect as it was recorded on my phone rather than the faithful old GPS
It was a good walk but the lack of footpaths on Hanlye Lane means that you need to pay attention to oncoming traffic.
Revisited the ride from 10/03/2012 to judge on how the fitness is some 2 months later
On that day the hills on the way to Ardingly from Lindfield killed me and some pushing was the order of the day, this time I managed to ride the hills and only had to push coming back into Lindfield up the mother of a hill 🙂
Overall the top speed was less but I took 10 minutes of the time taken and raised the average speed by nearly 2 mph 🙂
Did the now becoming familiar ride to Cuckfield, back through Haywards Heath and onto Lindfield before returning to the Heath.
I included the extra smidgen via Gander Hill but this ride will stick in the memory more for the amount of times I had to stop when I was cruising along nicely 🙁
Car drivers shis morning seemed to be out to make life harder 🙁
still it was a good work out 🙂
In the afternoon I took the bike out again and rode to Cuckfield then back via Hanlye Lane and the Balcombe Road 🙂
Trying out new saddle on the mountain bike, treated it to the usual lengthy run to Cuckfield and Lindfield (not got used to the drop handlebars on the new bike yet)
Unusually for a bank holiday it was dry, and not too cold, so just right for a ride.
However the jury is out on the new saddle, I’m going to adjust the blighter, as my bum felt slippier than a politician being questioned on expenses!