Puncture Sweepstake.

Whilst plying my trade with the good people at Coral I learned a thing or two about the betting game. (become a bookie). With this in mind I've decided to run a sweep on how many punctures I get over the whole route. I'm going to start things off with my punt, which is 8 punctures during the whole trip.

Rhod                      8
Simon Lees            4
Ian Pearson           12
Ste Ashworth         3
Woody.                 13


Post your comments below to add your guess to the sweep. The prize is yet to be determined, but I suspect it may be an honorary title.

11 comments:

  1. Si Lees22 February 2013 at 04:24

    I had 2 over 1200 miles but the second one was caused by not fixing the first one properly. You are no doubt far my careful so going to say 1 per 1000 miles plus one for good luck : 4

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  2. Ian...22 February 2013 at 05:28

    I say after seeing the way you ride in the UK and the way you attack the pot holes over here. I will be surprised if you get away with less than double figures. So I think 12 is a fare round number.

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  3. Ste Ashworth22 February 2013 at 06:15

    I wouldn't expect any more than 3 from an expert rider with as many miles as you have under your belt. So I'm going with 15. Only kidding. 3.

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  4. Nick J25 February 2013 at 01:47

    Shudda gone tubeless! No flats guaranteed.

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  5. Woody26 February 2013 at 18:16

    You're riding in the south, so I'm factoring in potholes, armadillos and random gunfire for a lucky 13.

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  7. Unknown11 March 2013 at 05:11

    You won't have seen last night's Top Gear Christmas Special, there was one section where they had 10 punctures between them and Captain slow had a double puncture and two cracked wheels. So hopefully you don't find a road like that. So I am going to say 10 and a damaged spoke

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  8. Anonymous17 May 2013 at 08:46

    And the winner is ........ Simon Lees.

    I had 5 distinct puncture occasions. Well done.

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