Velodromes in north of Scotland - any?
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velomaniac
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One is being planned for Inverness. In the mean time go for grass track, its quite popular at Highland Games
One is being planned for Inverness. In the mean time go for grass track, its quite popular at Highland Games
epicyclo
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I'll be too old by the time Inverness actually has a track.
I need a hard surface to ride on for testing my next project.
Although there's heaps of grass tracks around here, they're usually only available for the path races and I don't want to race (introduces too many variables). However it is something I'm chasing up on the basis something is better than nothing.
velomaniac":306j3lcs said:One is being planned for Inverness. In the mean time go for grass track, its quite popular at Highland Games
I'll be too old by the time Inverness actually has a track.
I need a hard surface to ride on for testing my next project.
Although there's heaps of grass tracks around here, they're usually only available for the path races and I don't want to race (introduces too many variables). However it is something I'm chasing up on the basis something is better than nothing.
old_coyote_pedaller
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epicyclo":3tszks81 said:
If you are looking at the better than nothing idea, there's Boyndie Kart track near Banff, http://www.grampiankartclub.com/about/the-circuit.php
Not been there for a long time, not since I stopped racing, but the Google image on the Kart club web-page shows the runways still there.
Or maybe you could even use the track itself. There is another kart track at Golspie, no runways though as it's at Little Ferry in amongst the sand dunes. http://nskarting.info/track-layout/
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Gonnae tell us whit yer up tae, neebs?
Gonnae tell us whit yer up tae, neebs?
