Post by crummy on Aug 12, 2011 19:51:45 GMT 10
THE 100ker
The day dawned bright and with an almost cloudless sky. As we were on the coast, for the second running of The Husky Enduro 100ker, the morning air was cool but not cold and riders were streaming into the event hub. Then they streamed out to park on the street outside the event location due to the moisture laden ground.
There was anticipation, hydration packs and a few mudguards. As we milled around the grassy start area, the ground turned to mush, a sign of things to come? We were launched down beside the golf course on a hard packed track in large bunches but there seemed to be quite a few riders short of the 500 odd registered for the 100km.
The whole story and gory details at mcrummy.blogspot.com
The day dawned bright and with an almost cloudless sky. As we were on the coast, for the second running of The Husky Enduro 100ker, the morning air was cool but not cold and riders were streaming into the event hub. Then they streamed out to park on the street outside the event location due to the moisture laden ground.
There was anticipation, hydration packs and a few mudguards. As we milled around the grassy start area, the ground turned to mush, a sign of things to come? We were launched down beside the golf course on a hard packed track in large bunches but there seemed to be quite a few riders short of the 500 odd registered for the 100km.
The whole story and gory details at mcrummy.blogspot.com