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Well done to the KK team for a great event
Yesterday was superb. You guys have shown how to organise a great event.The countryside and this year the weather, helped, as did great facilities, lots of marshalls (perhaps even more next year), well signposted (again perhaps even more at the risk…Continue
Started by John Grumitt Feb 20.
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Returned to HQ Desk. Looks brand new, 32 miles on ODO.Any claimants?Continue
Started by Chris Dines Feb 19.
Thank you 2 Replies
Thank you, just wanted to say thank you for putting on such a great event, first ever sportive and really enjoyed it. Will be back next year.
Started by Barry Stott-brookes. Last reply by Tim Pygott Feb 19.
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HiAllDoes any one know if there is any were to leave a bag at start/finish while on ride tomorrow Continue
Started by F.T.T. Last reply by Chris Dines Feb 18.
Last minute ticket request 15 Replies
Hi guysI missed this sportive and am wondering if I can either get a last minute ticket or turn up on Sunday and cycle the route by paying on the day.Anyone any idea.Continue
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(please use this) GPX file 70 route 3 Replies
Hopefully a downloadable GPX file.sorry any inconvenience caused KK TeamContinue
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Garmin 800 and the Kentish Killer route 9 Replies
Hi all,Just bought the Garmin 800 and would like to upload it onto the device, can I get the route to do this ? I cant seem to find it on the Kentish Website and I'm new to the cycle gps worldLooking forward to sunday ! Stay safeKarlContinue
Started by Karl Smith. Last reply by secretsquirrell Feb 18.
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KENTISH KILLER 2012: FINAL RESULTS AND AWARDS
Yes, it awards announcement time. With thanks to Bamboo Clothing for their support!
First of all, we've made some amendments to the final results, and these can be downloaded below. We're sorry if we have not managed to correct everything.
Awards
Time achievements
Don't forget, the Kentish Killer is a Sportive and not a race. However, we'd like to recognise some fantastic times achieved and will be sending Bamboo Base Layers to:
- Malcolm Davies (VC Elan), 3hrs 52m on 70 mile route
- Tim Pygott (London Dynamo), 3hrs 53m on 70 mile route
- Vickie Bohlbro (Clapham), 4hrs 39m on 70 mile route
- Ted Williams, 2hrs 44m on 50mile route
- Deborah Coyle (Greenwich Tritons), 3hrs, 10m on 50 mile route
Team achievements
Selected by the KK Team for best team efforts on the day (receiving a supply of beautiful bamboo neckwarmers):
- On the 70 mile route, Team PFOA (Police Fire Arms Officers Association)
- On the 50 mile route, Team Sidcup Cycles
Best Blogs
Bamboo base layers go to:
- Gary Grant ("short bloke") of Enfield Blokes. Very entertaining.
- Steve Flight, for being the most stubborn rider going (and then driving himself to A&E!)
- Ian Tovell, for a great write up of a first sportive.
Don't forget, photos now available at Sportive Photo.
We look forward to seeing you in 2013.
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Karl Smith posted a status"As Team Captain of TEAM PFOA, Thank you to the KK team for the event and the Team Achievement award over 70 miles! See you all next year!"
Ian Tovell posted a photo
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I've seen a couple of Star Hill photos on here, so thought I would share mine. The pain of hauling a MTB around the 50 miler (with the added extra miles) is evident behind the false smile. You can tell by the angle of the chain that I'm already…
Rawdon sherwood posted a photo
KK 2012
First photo ever where I don't look too bad ...well done to the photographer with the wide angle lens!
John Chittenden posted a blog postThe hills are alive with the sounds of straining!
A big thank-you (I think!) to the organiers who put together what was a great course and one that did what it said on the tin! Well done to everyone else who rode on the day and is still glowing with the sense of achievement that the ride left me with. This was my first sportive in 2 years, the last being the very wet 2010 KK and I have to say the hardest one I've ridden to date. I thought the White Rose Classic (2007) in Yorkshire was tough but this was brutal or was it the lack of training…See More
F.T.T commented on Steve Flight's blog post A very, VERY eventful day!"tip of the hat, sip of tea and a good sit down to you.
thats one hell of a day"
Steve Flight commented on Steve Flight's blog post A very, VERY eventful day!"Thanks Chris, that is very kind of you, really appreciate it! Also Deborah, I really do think we need to be a 'little' mad, it helps!!
'Stubborn' is a word I would use, my wife prefers 'stupid' after my little…"
Chris Dines commented on Steve Flight's blog post A very, VERY eventful day!"Steve, that's quite a story. Really pleased you're OK. You're obviously stubborn!
One of our base layers reserved for you as a prize!
Chris
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Kentish Killer T Shirts
Take a look at our 2012 T Shirts! They cost only £12 inclusive. Once ordered, the shirts will be reserved for you to pick up at the Kentish Killer. Simply click on the link:
Brands Hatch: Start & Finish
You can download an aerial shot of Brands Hatch, showing where to enter, park and register here: Cyclosportive BH Map (1).pdf
Blog Posts
The hills are alive with the sounds of straining!
A big thank-you (I think!) to the organiers who put together what was a great course and one that did what it said on the tin!
Well done to everyone else who rode on the day and is still glowing with the sense of achievement that the ride left me with. This was my first sportive in 2 years, the last being the very wet 2010 KK and I have to say the hardest one I've ridden to date. I thought the White Rose Classic (2007) in Yorkshire was tough but this was brutal or was it the lack of…
Posted by John Chittenden on February 23, 2012 at 21:00
A very, VERY eventful day!
I was feeling quietly confident as I approached Brands Hatch on Sunday Morning, was gutted my pal Tony couldn't tackle it due to his lack of training, but hey we can't help those day to day commitments that interfere with our riding no matter how hard we try.
The weather looked favorable and I chose my kit wisely! I have done a few sportives before and have been actively training through the winter for a charity London to Paris in April. I had no doubt though that this…
Posted by Steve Flight on February 23, 2012 at 12:52 — 4 Comments
My 2012 KK Experience
From the Enfield Blokes Cycle Club blog : http://enfieldblokes.org.uk >>
Andy Warhol once famously said that in the future every one will be world famous for 15 minutes. Well, it isn’t quite world fame, but I finally achieved my 15 minutes of glory in the small world of the EBCC. Sitting in the restaurant at Brands Hatch after riding the first major sportive of the season, the Kentish…
ContinuePosted by Short Bloke on February 23, 2012 at 8:57
Team Sidcup Cycles - Most finishers in one team!
Chris, thanks to your team for organising a fantastic and challenging event. I believe that Team Sidcup Cycles got more riders to the finish of the 50/70 milers combined than any other team. A special mention to Steve Lines who finished 4th overall in the 50 and 1st in MVet40 earning himself a Gold. So well done to Team Sidcup Cycles!
Cheers, Stefan Wright.
Posted by Stefan Wright on February 22, 2012 at 18:25 — 2 Comments
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