That doesn't sound like someone intent on improving their time. :) Only tHose prepared To suffer will be successFul in the qUest for faster speed.

A fairly decent turnout for the second club TT of the season. Riders were greeted with near perfect TT weather, and they responded with 6 Personal Best times being set Results: Place Name Time km/hr 1 Andy Mill 24:35.78 41.47 PB 100.00% 2 Gabhan Chalmers 25:18.95 40.29 PB 97.16% 3 Tom Elliot 25:57.20 39.30 PB 94.77% 4 Adam Woods 26:30.87 38.47 PB 92.77% 5 Rob Nespolo 27:40.03 36.87 PB 88.90% 6 Gord Drewitt 29:23.41 34.71 PB 83.69% 7 Darren Johnston DNF Weather: clear, sunny, 21 degrees, humidity 34%, wind N 5 km/hr

Great turnout tonight for the first TT of the season. 9 riders challenged themselves against the 17km out-and-back rolling course, and 7 personal best times were set. This includes a new course record for singlespeed bikes! RESULTS Place Name Time km/hr 1 Andy Mill 26:08.14 39.03 100.00% 2 Gabhan Chalmers 26:17.13 38.80 PB 99.43% 3 Tom Elliot 26:49.67 38.02 PB 97.42% 4 Nathan Poulton 26:53.95 37.92 PB SS-CR 97.16% 5 Brian Fritz 27:44.38 36.77 PB 94.22% 6 Darren Johnston 28:07.29 36.27 PB 92.94% 7 Rob Nespolo 28:16.20 36.08 92.45% 8 Mark Dipple 28:33.62 35.71 PB 91.51% 9 Gord Skinner 31:15.29 32.63 PB 83.62% The wind was a bit of a challenge (W 20km/hr), but otherwise the weather made for some great riding (19 degrees, partly cloudy, 44% humidity).