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Oh figured I ought to look at the link and sure enough, I know those lads. They raced at the same meeting as Jnr. Lukas in particular is a very talented rider. In the same way a lad looks so much better kicking a ball, than all the others, he's the cycling equivalent. No matter how many age...

They also don't have 30+ years of added *muscle* :rolleyes:

There's just no way the lads can trust the bends, or themselves, on Ditchling Beacon. The road it too busy to have a 'moment' and cut a turn, they'll be having plenty of 'moments' towards the end. For a laugh I took 9 (or 10) year old jnr to the Beacon, after we'd already done a 20 mile...

Yeah the Beacon is very much the wrong road for this attempt, it's a shame they have gone public because someone should be telling them to go elsewhere. Everesting as such isn't a problem, I have confidence that 2 friends could do it with comparatively minimal training. For me it would be a 6 -...

No it means you can't leave the climb, the blog post in #7 is an excellent account account of a couple of guys everesting Firle Beacon. The concept of Everesting is oh-so-diabolically simple: pick your hill and ride it repeatedly until you’ve ascended the equivalent height – 8,848m – of...

Two Strava athletes take on the ultimate test of climbing, summiting Everest, at 8,848m. They recount their 17 hour journey up Firle Beacon 68 times. http://blog.strava.com/on-top-of-the-world-everesting-8332/