I fancy a ride oooop, waaaay oooop north
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let us know when you are coming up and I'm sure the clan can sort out a proper bo ride for you LGF 
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clockworkgazz":29vg6jrs said:let us know when you are coming up and I'm sure the clan can sort out a proper bo ride for you LGF
Well, like I say, it depends on the weekend pass allowance.
October shindig will be a blast, if you are doing a tour we can recommend a few remoter places but you might need a gps or map reading skills unless you follow one of the major waymarked routes like the great glen way or west highland way.
Westhighland way (Glasgow to Fortwilliam) is about 4 days but there is some walking/climbing involved at loch lomond, about 25 miles a day
Great Glen (fort william to inverness) is a 2 day 80mile ride through amazing countryside, it is easy, as the trails are pretty much all well kept fire road or single track tarmac, but there are some bitching climbs, a fitter person than me could do this in 1 day. A cross bike could easily do this route.
West highland is a train back to the start, and great glen - we booked a shuttle service but there were 6 of us.
Trails centres are all pretty good - Kirroughtree and Glentress are my favourites - Glentress is just plain fun and Kirroughtree although not high is stunning. The others can tell you about the other centres.
Westhighland way (Glasgow to Fortwilliam) is about 4 days but there is some walking/climbing involved at loch lomond, about 25 miles a day
Great Glen (fort william to inverness) is a 2 day 80mile ride through amazing countryside, it is easy, as the trails are pretty much all well kept fire road or single track tarmac, but there are some bitching climbs, a fitter person than me could do this in 1 day. A cross bike could easily do this route.
West highland is a train back to the start, and great glen - we booked a shuttle service but there were 6 of us.
Trails centres are all pretty good - Kirroughtree and Glentress are my favourites - Glentress is just plain fun and Kirroughtree although not high is stunning. The others can tell you about the other centres.
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He's feart, fowk fi the weej shouldnae chuck stanes in glass hooses, his patters mare Rab C than us east coasters (You lot type too fast, this statement makes no sense now :roll: )
Anyhoo, I'm actually a middle class chap from the gentle environs of Midlothian, well versed in polite conversation and the above sentence was only derived from my experiences of Dundee and Glasgow.............and who am I kidding, my home town of Bonnyrigg
We'd be delighted to see you LGF, come and see some proper hills
(You lot type too fast, this statement makes no sense now :roll: ) Anyhoo, I'm actually a middle class chap from the gentle environs of Midlothian, well versed in polite conversation and the above sentence was only derived from my experiences of Dundee and Glasgow.............and who am I kidding, my home town of Bonnyrigg
We'd be delighted to see you LGF, come and see some proper hills
velomaniac":3akle2w5 said:He's feart, fowk fi the weej shouldnae chuck stanes in glass hooses, his patters mare Rab C than us east coasters
Anyhoo, I'm actually a middle class chap from the gentle environs of Midlothian, well versed in polite conversation and the above sentence was only derived from my experiences of Dundee and Glasgow.............and who am I kidding, my home town of Bonnyrigg
We'd be delighted to see you LGF, come and see some proper hills
It says a lot about Bonnyrigg that you were lured away by the bright lights of Loanheid.
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Taking L.G.F out for a hilly cycle and you will need a couple of trailors on the bikes for his "Skip Findings"
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Enid_Puceflange":1nko2b1d said:Taking L.G.F out for a hilly cycle and you will need a couple of trailors on the bikes for his "Skip Findings"
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You also need to remember in his part of the world a hilly cycle is having to go up a ramp to get onto the pavement.
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Do they sell English to Scottish / Scottish to English translation books?
Whats a 'hill'?
Whats a 'hill'?
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just growl and insert the word fu@k fu@ker cu@t and dobber every second word and you'll fit right in
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