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You did it!
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Sam thought about taking a 'pre-ride can't sleep selfie' to add credibility to her excuse
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We have to get up at WHAT TIME? (Image: REUTERS/Phil Noble)
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You can't always ride your best, and be at your fastest
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If I stretch EVERY day until the event, maybe it'll go away?!
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Taking your resting heart rate can be very useful
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Image: pescetarianrevolutions.wordpress.com
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Ready for the off..
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Image: pixgood.com
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Photo: Stephen McKay
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You did it!
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Sam thought about taking a 'pre-ride can't sleep selfie' to add credibility to her excuse
Most of us continue to ride over winter, but dust off our competitive edge in the summer. With the high majority of sportives, organised rides, time trials, races and audaxes all taking place between April and September, even if your primary competition is yourself, it’s the summer months where you want to shine.
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