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Will do, ill just sling the bike in the boot and come straight from work, mind you the rain better stop or it will be a mudbath!
Midweek Moontains
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Summer's here and with the light nights and gorgeous weather we've not been having, it's time for a thread resurrection...
Any interest in a roadie (king of the) midweek moontains? Thinking we could try a few classic routes together after work, or even showing us round your local training loop? Given it's a midweek, wouldn't expect any epics, but thinking a bit of variety and company would keep the road work fresh. I know I fancy a change from Falkirk's pot-holed country B-roads.
Any interest in a roadie (king of the) midweek moontains? Thinking we could try a few classic routes together after work, or even showing us round your local training loop? Given it's a midweek, wouldn't expect any epics, but thinking a bit of variety and company would keep the road work fresh. I know I fancy a change from Falkirk's pot-holed country B-roads.
Hawmaw
MacRetro Rider
Whilst at Dunkeld I suggested to Mark (JimiHendrix) that we could host a Renfrewshire style midweek outing during the lighter evenings. The Gleniffer Braes has plenty of good trails which will have dried out by now.
There's nice road runs too.
Only problem being that I'm only available on Wednesday evenings and Mark sometimes has to work late at short notice (I think that's what he said) so might be difficult to organise.
There's nice road runs too.
Only problem being that I'm only available on Wednesday evenings and Mark sometimes has to work late at short notice (I think that's what he said) so might be difficult to organise.
Hawmaw, it was always a Wednesday we met before. Either at Gazz's/ Lochwinnoch/Pollock. GB would be a welcome addition. I'd not make it every Wednesday either but someone will turn up. The idea was post up 'this wednesday = here(insert venue) and see who comes. Anyone is free to post, no rhyme or reason to it.
velomaniac
MacRetro Rider
I've got a 40 mile road loop which is quite good down into the borders which has plenty of scope for shortening. Hills, moors, reservoirs etc and the odd well positioned pub 
A Tour de Midlothian is also good, lots of B-roads, such as the '3 reservoirs'
My elderly Dawes Lightning is very close to roadworthy.
A Tour de Midlothian is also good, lots of B-roads, such as the '3 reservoirs'
My elderly Dawes Lightning is very close to roadworthy.
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