Road Cycling Blog: Yet Another Hoolie
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2024
- Road Cycling Blog: Yet Another Hoolie
Welcome to week 15 of my Mallorca cycling training plan. I think it is also something like week six or seven of the lockdown.
With the amazing weather that we have been having, I have been making the most of my one exercise session a day and going out cycling pretty much every day. With the reduced traffic and fewer people out on the road, riding a bike is an absolute pleasure at the moment.
On this ride, I do one of my favourite cycling routes up Bevis' Thumb and Harting Hill. Will there be a tailwind to make the cycling easier on the way home? Of course not.
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I really enjoy and appreciate your films! They have a calming effect for me in this very stressful time. Thank you for making your films so professionally. I realize it takes hard work with much time and dedication to make them beautiful as you do. 👍
I wanted you to know that recently I was feeling a bit lazy one day and was going to skip my bike ride. Then I thought of you and your phrase, “The bikes not going to ride itself”, and it inspired me to get on my bike and ride. I’m so glad I did! Thank you Leonard! 😎👍
Good for you Jeff. We all lose motivation from time to time so don't be too hard on your self.
I was going to comment but you voiced my sentiment very well so I just add my dido thanks.
Yeah I second the your professionalism. In my most recent vlog I tried to replicate some of your filming, the shots of you approaching this camera - turns out this takes a lot of time, forethought and patience. After giving it a bash once turns out my ride as a whole was much more enjoyable because of it!
Richard Lake Yeah, those passing shots take time. It helps that I use the DJI Osmo Pocket camera that I can control with my Karoo cycling computer.
@@jollygoodvelo That's very interesting, Leonard. I haven't seen anything about the Karoo integrating with cameras. In what way does it control the Osmo?
Funniest quote today:
"It's either Robinson Crusoe or looking like I've had my haircut by the council".
This made me giggle 🤭 a lot ☺ Thanks mate 👍😄🤩
Personally, I am rocking the mountain man look.
It may still come to the council cut when I start looking like Worzel Gummage.
Lol made me laugh too. I did wonder, considering the international audience, how many people were confused at the council comment 😂
Can’t wait to see you rockin’ the man bun ✌️
Made me laugh too...... mines just getting to the wild man look
I really appreciated the scene starting at 7:20 when you had stopped, and took in the silence for nearly 20 seconds. Sublime.
I thought music would have spoilt it.
InATick - YES! Nothing but beautiful English countryside and silence. I miss all of that “green”, as I live in south-central Arizona, but the desert can also be calming and quiet like this.
You’ve inspired me, mate.......just went and got a cheap road bike, and going to get myself fitter.....I’m 52 and a big lad, 6ft, 21st.......Thank you....👌
Good luck.
I live in a small desert town in California. Yet, separated by thousands of miles, we are both living under government-imposed lockdown and we both need haircuts. I allowed my wife to cut my hair and she did a good job. A few UA-cam videos gave her confidence. Right now, it is our windstorm season--the wind blows relentlessly and gets up to 50 miles per hour. However, when the gusts become breezes, I sneak in a ride. I don't worry about being pulled over because I ride exclusively on remote dirt roads and see only coyotes, lizards, rabbits, squirrels, and snakes--no people.
Your videos inspired me to get back on my bikes. I thank you for that.
Its strange how this isolation is bringing us together.
GRAVEL ✔approved
Good name for a road Threadwheel! I cycle and I sew might name this our narrowboat one day! And the sound of silence and nature is a great drug for everyone to experience , it’s highly recommended! 😊love your video’s 🥳👍🏻
Round the corner is Diddybones Lane!
Leonard, the landscape in your neck of the woods is incredible. A stark contrast to the desert I live in. I had to look up hoolie. Great word!
I wouldn't mind riding in a desert once in a while.
Hello from South Carolina, USA. Just discovered your channel and I turn 50 this year. Thanks for the inspiration
Welcome to the channel.
Hi Leonard. Just wanted to say thanks for the inspiration. Got my first bike in 30 years last week and have been watching your films with interest and enjoyment. Great info and entertaining too. So cheers mate.
I want to build up my fitness so I can take Blair, my son with a severe learning disability out regular on a tandem in future. Hopefully I’ll be for enough 2021.
Keep them coming and thank you.
Good luck. Sounds like you'll have fun.
You are a great insparation for a starting cycling hobby, after 30 years of car racing, i became boring of the costs so now starting with cycling ,your advices and rides give me a lot of info cheers for that gr from holland
Glad to help.
Always nice to watch your films and hear your calm and drily amused voice, thanks.
Thanks Garth.
You are an inspiration for heavy riders. Love watching your films. The quality is excellent. Love from India :)
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching.
Enjoying your vids Leonard, keep them coming...you have great country lanes as us in Worcestershire..Just had a new bike with Di2 and don’t think I’d go back, no cable stretching or indexing issues...great to support your local bike shop!
Di2 is great, isn't it.
Love that image, riding a bike on a sunny day with the open road stretching before you
I rather enjoyed it too!
Been riding our main drags which are way to dangerous in normal times. Very nice with the minimal traffic. Four solid days of rain starting today.
Every grey cloud!
Thanks a lot for your videos. Greetings from Brazil.
I appreciate your content. You are very inspirational.
Hahaha! Wind pixies! I may borrow that phrase from time to time.
Yes, your videos are great! Love the countryside and routes that you ride.
Thank you very much!
Thanks Leonard, you live in such a beautiful place. Thanks for sharing your travels on a bike. Well done
Thanks for watching
Great! I've worked myself out a 30 mile circuit which I'm excited to try, looks like it might be a bit cooler tomorrow. Love the videos. Be well!
Great ride Leonard. You lucky bugger to have worry about haircuts. Not an issue for me.
I love watching the roads you ride on. They are so picturesque.
I hope you get in that 70 km ride in.
Its looking unlikely now that it has started raining.
Hello leonard
I suggest that you run 700x28c , comfortable! will save your rims by absorbing impact better , still you can be fast , less puncture
That's a good week of riding. Be thankful that you weren't riding and experience a significant failure on that wheel that could've caused a crash, or even just additional damage to the bike.
I know. I was lucky to catch it before I rode it.
Gorgeous colour that Trek!
Its officially called Leopard Trek Blue and, apparently only 100 were made worldwide. I love it.
@@jollygoodvelo Wow! I love it even more now. Exclusive or what? Bianchi blue has more green in it and it just doesn't do it for me. That 'leopard blue' (very odd name but hey ho, the paint on my living room wall is called 'absinthe dreams') though! Awesome! 🎯
well done Leonard ! when it comes to wheels the hubs are the thing to look at, the better the hubs the faster you go and the quicker you transfer power into the rear wheel
Tanks for the tip. There is a company local to me that make some good hubs so I may speak to them.
@@jollygoodvelo a good set of wheels is always the 1st investment I tell people to get
I very much enjoy watching your total stats come up on the screen, I must admit I barely look at mine and very much encourages me to do so! As a comparison, since March and the lockdown kicking in - bearing in mind I am single, unattached and furloughed - I have completed two consecutive months above 2000km! April is pretty striking to me, despite no audax sized all day rides, just having lots of opportunities to ride - day in day out -- up to today 28th April I have managed to have ridden a mind boggling 2,384km; most of which is outdoor!
You've been doing some massive distances during this lockdown. Amazing numbers.
I really like the slight decent from Harting & Compton, and then trying to hold my speed from West Marden through to Warderton and Racton... Very damp today as you suggested... Enjoy your week and try and keep things going this week in the damp weather.
Its even better when the wind is behind you.
Leonard- I mentioned a few times I have the same synapse. I broke 2 spokes on the rear wheel on mine and wound up upgrading and using them as spares. I broke 1 on a climb, and 1 on a very 35mph descent. At the time only had 1 bike so derailed some riding for a week. The wheels are kinda junky and really scary popping one of those jokes while descending.The bike is much better that the wheels for sure. Than ks for the videos- help during the current situation.
Interesting that you have had two go. Hopefully neither of us will have anymore pop.
Hey Leonard, thanks again for the great video. Looks like you've had some great weather over there. Got up early this AM and started watching your video just after it was first posted. However, I was so motivated that I paused your video and decided to get a quick ride in myself before a big storm is due to roll through here in the next few hours. Thanks again for the motivation to get out and keep going!
Hope you managed to avoid it.
leonardmlee sure did! It’s stalled out over Minnesota so coming slowly. Probably could have got a longer ride in. Back out tomorrow!
You're kicking my but by about 400km total for the year. Great job!
I'm sure you'll catch me up!
What a glorious ride--a lush green wonder. Thank you for sharing it.
Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the video. I did my first ever 50km ride at the weekend. Just a tip for battery storage for your spare: charge it full and top it up every 6 months. Don’t let it go flat (which it will all on its own) as it will degrade fast when flat.
Thanks for the info!
Well done Leonard! The lock down makes riding a joy. Here in San Diego, the “A” roads have been vacant with no pick up trucks edging cyclists into the curbs. I love Di2 for the same reason, indexing. I have more than one set of wheels because of the need for different cassettes for the variety of terrain here. No matter what wheel or which cassette, the derailleur automatically indexes perfectly for each cog. 11 speed is awesome. Stay well and safe. Cheers
I must admit that I am not looking forward to more cars on the road once lockdown ends.
I love how Compton looks to be a sleepy village. Not quite the same as where the NWA album came from.
Some people from Compton USA once visited Compton UK and played a cricket match. I'm not even joking!
I live here in So Cal, Compton's roads are horrible for riding and traffic is brutal!
I really enjoy watching your longer rides and your comments along the way. It makes me feel as if I'm riding with you. The scenery is beautiful. I will probably start cycling next week. Could have started three weeks ago but the weather was too cold for my liking and was just too lazy if the truth be told! Riders like you are my incentive for getting get started. I should have been training on my stationary bike all winter but that didn't happen. Being 77 years old was no excuse at all. Looking out at the snow and ice didn't help. I usually train during the winter on my stationary bike. I transfer U-Tube biking videos to my T.V. and follow along while they ride in perfect weather conditions. This year my riding buddy probably won't coming up from Vegas to ride with me. This was my excuse for not training. So you are my last hope. All the best Leonard!
(Mike Scott, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada)
Good luck when you start riding next week. Enjoy!
great encouragement video sir
Thanks for watching
Lockdown was one of the best time to cycle. We did almost every day. Empty roads, empty parkings (apart from those maliciously closed by the New Forest people), no people on the cliffs and along the coast. Great for cycling.
Tell us the story about that cool lamp one day Leonard.. I always watch your videos when I'm on the treadmill or stationary bike.
It’s just the one in the living room. We bought it from a local little shop ages ago. It just adds a bit of visual interest in then background
@@jollygoodvelo Okay it's very nice. Thanks for the great videos.
RE: Your mechanical issues of late:
We have another saying in my family origin that you may find appropriate:
"Life is like a beaver colony - just one damned thing after another."
Beautiful photography, as always, and entertaining information, Leonard.
Keep up the good work!
Hopefully I have reached the end of my mechanical misfortunes.
Good work in getting all of those numbers up. Getting fit! Still miserably cold and locked down in New England.
Hopefully the weather will pick up for you, Mark. The times I've been in the Boston area its always been much, much warmer than in the UK. Strange.
I set out to take it easy today, but that odometer gets me every time, 20 miles in one hour fifteen. Flat terrain no wind but heavy rain for first forty minutes, and a wet bum thanks to zero mudgaurds. Nice video Len,found the music relaxing, stay safe brother.
Thats a pretty good pace.
Lovely lanes in lovely weather. Super video. 👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it
I'm enjoying my outdoor rides.........through your films!!!!! Never mind :( I do like the look of that top - I was going to say something on the previous film where you wore it. Now I know where to look. Keep safe Leonard!
Thanks Charlie. Martin does some other great designs. Hopefully you can get back outside soon.
I enjoy the scenery in your videos. I wish I could figure out how to capture video that well. I'm always concerned about falling off while operating the camera! As a bonus, after this video I know what a hoolie is now. Once we can have group rides again here in Virginia, USA; I'm going to have to be sure to use that term while on a ride.
I use a swivel mount for my GoPro mounted on the stem of my bike so I can run it all pretty much hands free.
That’s a good week overall. Well done fella.
Keep it going and keep enjoying yourself too ....
best regards from the French contingent
Thanks, you too!
Must say, some of the rides you do are in beautiful places. Would be lovely to have a ride down there despite Yorkshire being unbelievably nice itself.
I am lucky to live where I live but I do live Yorkshire too.
Great stuff this lockdown riding , I’m over 800 miles now.
Well done. Hopefully you have been able to get out and enjoy the fantastic weather we had last week.
Yes Leonard, I’ve got down to Lee on Solent a couple of times.
Beautiful weather.
Great riding. Thanks for the share!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellence video as always Leonard. 👍😊🚴♂️🎥
Thanks Nige.
Keep on pedaling, mate. My Dad, also in the UK, gave himself a haircut last week. Hope you enjoyed that nice weather.
Weather great: self haircut not so great!
I'm a heavy bum rider🤣, look into getting wheels built for you. I ride on velocity rims, 36 spokes, triple cross. Heavy but durable. The roads around here are pretty kaka, so "Nice light" wheels don't last. Also, look into tire size as well. Wider tires absorb the road better and save the wheels. I have 700x25 on all my bikes. Keep pedaling my friend. Great video.
Thanks Mike. Its interesting that the spokes held up and it was the rim that failed. I think the long term answer is, of course, to lose some weight.
@@jollygoodvelo there is a lot of stress on the rims as well. I had Campagnolo Montreal rims for probably 6 years before they failed. That's why I switched to deep rims/aero style. I only get the rear wheels. Fronts I have originals 😂, they don't break at least for me. I know the bike looks a little goody with two different wheels, but need to watch the wallet. Thank you for the reply, stay safe and well.
@@jollygoodvelo Have you every considered a gravel bike, they are noticeably stronger; frame, forks and wheels with only a small weight penalty and you would be using that extra strength because of your weight rather than riding off-road. Planet X do some great value bikes with the frames coming from one of the best CF manufacturers in China often better than many of the major brands. With larger tyre clearance you may find them far more comfortable over bumps too with the right tyres and disc brakes will give you safer stopping distances yet you still have a nice road orientated bicycle. Worth considering a gravel bike whichever brand you go for.
I ride 25mm on the front and 28mm on the rear. I suspect the wider tires are better for longevity of my wheels as I'm 92kg and looking to put on weight not lose it. Also. Not exactly smooth the roads around Stockport and Manchester.
You look much younger love your blog my back wheel went last week too so my friend in feel good cycle has ordered me one should have it Friday stay safe 👍
Many people are having wheel problems at the moment. I wonder why?
Wet weather here these past two days got soaked on Tuesday of this past week. The commute to work and
from work on Wednesday wasn't bad.
Hope it dries up for you.
@@jollygoodvelo We will have to see what the weather out look is for the rest of the week. Hope so too. Happy cycling stay safe.
No lock downs in Finland.. if You don’t count weather as natural lock; high temps are 7C and now it’s 0C and sleet in the air. Maybe week or two later ”real” spring might reach us too.. until then lets keep on enjoying with fresh green pics from elsewhere.. ;)
Yes, I heard that Scandinavia is using a different approach. Hows that working out?
@@jollygoodvelo Sweden is doing what You Brits started with herd immunity. There’s one guy who determs their policy keeping all open. Denmark and Norway have been doing restrictions like other European countries. And Finland; our spice girls -government has been doing ”hybrid”. Bars and restaurants have been closed few weeks, schools closed (which will be all open 14.5.) six weeks and rest ”locks” have been recommendations. One county, Uusimaa (Helsinki area) was separated few weeks from rest of Finland, but no real home lock downs. Even our constitutional law forbids government to set those home lock downs which would mean laws should be changed first...
As our government does decisions too late or even bad ones, but our location, social behaviour as national way and knowledge of people from other countries has kept virus levels (except Helsinki) really low. Death count only 200... and at my area 30 noted, official, sick cases from population over 100k. Zero deaths. People has done their own isolation and behaviour changes to be safe.
Comparing Sweden to Finland they have over 10x worse than we have. If You had been there with Sweden.. well.. it would have been so much worse than what it is now. For the future we are between rock and hard place; Sweden west and Russia east. If borders are opened before they get things under control we will be f...ed.
Like said; tightest lock has been weather. Three days so far around 10C this Year. But that’ll change in a week or two.. :)
I wondered about the head unit, thanks for explaining.
I'll use the Karoo when I get back on the Cannondale or if I buy a longer mount for the Trek
Thought Vittoria only made tires. Love that Jersey!👍 Put those legs up and keep riding.
Me too. Turns out they make wheels as well.
Leonard, really enjoy your “bike dieri
Nice blog! 28 spokes double cross on the back and 20 radially laced on the front? Is that really a suitable pair? Could be, but I would go for 32 or 36 spokes triple cross front and rear, just to be on the safe side. A little heavier, yes, but a lot stronger and with the stresses better distributed over the rim. Keep up the good work!
I suppose it depends on how heavy you are and what state the roads are in.
Taken a week off the bike myself great video m8 funny about hair mine is down to my top shoulders lol
We’ll get haircuts soon!
I was able to get one ride in this week, and every day since has been pouring rain. I wish I could afford to get an indoor trainer, because that one ride I did was rough after not riding for nearly three weeks. I hope the weather clears up soon.
Fingers crossed that it dries up soon.
I got an exercise bike with a flywheel. It cost CDN $250 from Walmart a few years ago. I watch TV while using it, and an hour is quite tolerable, although I usually mix up riding the exercise bike with using weights, etc., and some core exercises.
@@jollygoodvelo Hey Leonard, I was wondering if you could possibly watch a short video I made for you, if you get a few minutes? I wasn't sure where to send you a message about it or the link to the video. And I will understand if you can't or would rather not. :)
Exceptional filming as always.
Thanks
thx for the inspiring videos :-) from Belgium
Glad you like them!
HAHAHAHA The council haircut. Those were dark times.
Still are!
The council guys filling pot holes, emptying a bag of tarmac into two holes outside my gaff and stepping it in with a couple of stamps, 4 months ago, fast forward now pot holes are back got to love the TLC.
"having my haircut by the council" 😂😂😂
Could be worse.
@@jollygoodvelo I just shave what's left of mine 👴 lol
I must be slightly mad,but I actually like riding in the rain...
Great video,keep them coming.
If you like the rain, you will be in for fun this week!
Leave it mate, you look like one of the Beatles :)
That’s not good!
I've been on furlough these last two weeks, so to keep busy I decided to dig out for the garage I was intending to have built, the weather has been glorious, I've shifted forty tonnes of earth by hand and laid 370 concrete blocks, am now waiting for a slot for the concrete guys to pour the base, with a few days off I decided to get in a bike ride I've been too tired or busy to have until now, and today it bloody rains!!!
Shifting 40 tonnes of earth is quite a workout.
Council haircut, love that British humour 😅
It might still come to that.
again very nice! Daumen hoch and greetings from cologne!
Thank you! Cheers!
Great ride!!!!!
It was!
Nice ride 🙂👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you 👍
I was going to as about your Karoo, but 12:20 explained! Cheers
Yes, all clear!
Sorry you had wifi or technical issues for the group ride last night..went well
It was my speed sensor. I was pedalling but getting nowhere.
Hi Leonard, enjoying your content which is quite refreshing from the usual cycling stuff that is posted. Quick question, why do you not ride outside if its raining and have to use the turbo? Given our UK weather it must affect your chances of getting out?
Basically I am a fair weather rider. Yes, it rains a lot here in the UK but not so much that it has a severe impact on my cycling. Having said that, the storms we had earlier in the year were terrible.
Great video again Leonard. The first time you put up Horndean, was it feeling amorous? (Hornedean! ) Made me snigger, that's what we used to call it in my younger days. Keep up the great work.
I say that too!
that is crazy: you just bought the wheels - I bought today as well ;-)
No way!
@@jollygoodvelo true 😀
Funny you should mention it . . . last Friday, I broke a spoke on my Cannondale as well! Secondly, I noticed your new shirt right away, thought it looked good and seemed to fit you well. One of the advantages of being a UA-camr is sometimes people send you stuff. Lastly, and I've said this before, you live in a beautiful place to ride. Really lastly, pardon my ignorance, what is a hoolie? Cheers.
Weird coincidence unless the current state of roads have something to do with it? A hoolie is just a very strong wind.
Beautiful English spring. Tried to get you on Strava but not registering. Perhaps you have to invite?
I'm on there as Leonardo da Force or you could follow the link in the description.
It's always blowing a Hoolie in the uk.
Sadly it is.
Never heard the term "hoolie" before. Is it slang, or is there an actual meaning?
I think you doing well and when you ride a Trek bike you are a hero. Yes, I have a couple of Trek bikes. I also liked that you took the time to take a "natural" break along the way. But what is a "hoolie"?
A hoolie is just a very strong wind....as in the one that I encountered on this ride.
Weather forecast. Leonard, are you on Windy app?
Council haircut 👍😁
You know it!
Do you use a power meter for Strava fitness score? I use Garmin and a HR strap for cycling and other training but I don't really get to see any improvements on Garmin with regards to cycling due to not having a power meter. Definitely something for the future but dam!....they're expensive!
It seems to work it out using the HR. Sadly I don't have a power sensor.
@@jollygoodvelo ok well at least I know. I do like the Garmin system (and I'm pretty much all Garmin related in everything) but it is annoying that without a power meter it doesn't show any improvements. Most power meters cost half of what I paid for my bike! Probably not worth it for a weekend warrior like me just having fun I guess. Thanks for the reply and great video's as always
Can someone please tell me what a "hoolie" is? Thanks.
Wondering the same here, must be a British term ?
Hair cut by the council 😆 - if you get desperate enough for a Corona haircut invest in a set of clippers with a range of guards. There's lots of help on UA-cam 🤞
When I normally have my hair cut the girl uses clippers but she also does stuff with the scissors. Its a bit of a dark art, hairdressing.
I could have a lots to do with gravel on the roads I have to cycle on back roads because of restrictions I might need to get a wider rims and 28 tyres till I am back on the main roads .
I think it might also be the shocking state of some of the roads that I ride on. Massive potholes aren't good for wheels.
Its like being on a ride in your video. After the shoppes open again do you think you might take us along and inside with you to have a cup of tea and crumpet?
That sounds like a good idea.
Your videos are really nicely done. Do you use a drone? It must be nice to have empty roads and beautiful views. Where i am still too many cars around and they don’t care for cyclists much around here (houston tx). I still try riding around though.
I do use a drone for some of the shots but the on the bike stuff is mainly go pros.
I am aYank, what is a Hoolie? Thanks for another enjoyable ride!!
Anglo Irish slang for a rowdy party or an event. But convertible to other contexts like a strong wind
A hoodie is a very strong wind, especially one that howls.
At least you are allowed to go once a day, in Italy the locdown is very strict.
I hear they are easing it up a little.
@@jollygoodvelo yes, Starting May 4th
There are hair cutting tutorials on youtube she could follow, and they're pretty good from what I have seen. I ordered some hair clippers and am going to cut my own hair, and if I get competent at it, I might save some money by not using a regular barber.
I'll check it out!
Nice vid, what bike computer and camera u use?
In this one I am using a Garmin Edge 510 cycling computer and I filmed it on a GoPro Hero 6.
Where did you get the sound track from? Old school wow and flutter :-)
Its a track from Epidemic Sound. I love the ones that sound like they are on vinyl.
Haha council haircut. My girlfriend cut mine about two weeks ago (all over no.2) and straight after she said ‘Bloody hell its Phil Mitchell’ 🤣
If you look like Phil Mitchell it is time to try something else.
Rowdy Yates to be fair id rather be Phil Mitchell than looking like Worzel Gummidge coz that’s what it was going like haha
Could have been worse; Could have been Sharon Mitchel.
leonardmlee exactly! 😂
What is the music you used?
Its a couple of tracks from my usual Epidemic Sound. Unfortunately I don't have the exact names to hand at the moment.
leonardmlee that’s ok. It fits really well with the video.
Had to go look up the term "hoolie" since I had never heard that before. Maybe it is a UK thing.
I thought it was fairly international.
I've not heard of it either
Is that the brewery 22 seconds in? I went to a great tour there years and years ago.
It is indeed or, rather it was. I think its residential now.
ur so lucky not having a lot of traffic
I know. I am not looking forward to more traffic once all this is over.
I buzz my head my hair does not define me... you look fine