Idless woods nigth ride..19/3/08....

helen coakley
helen coakley Posts: 270
edited March 2008 in MTB rides
alls welcome..6.30 volvo garage...c u there H

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  • spookylee
    spookylee Posts: 51
    On Moresk road?
  • helen coakley
    helen coakley Posts: 270
    yes...next to the Army place...will cut through the Moors to take us up to Idless....
  • spookylee
    spookylee Posts: 51
    ...I'll take your word for it !
  • Lhance
    Lhance Posts: 88
    see you all wed night !
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  • SA boy
    SA boy Posts: 63
    Good i'm on earlys this week so I will be there. I really like night rides.
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  • Brawlyrox
    Brawlyrox Posts: 38
    Really fancy this, but muddy bike in the new car is a no no :S Will see what I can do.
  • FSR_XC
    FSR_XC Posts: 2,258
    Brawlyrox wrote:
    Really fancy this, but muddy bike in the new car is a no no :S Will see what I can do.

    That's what Tarpauline is for.


    Helen - sorry, won't be riding this week as mum is down.
    Friday am is only chance I have - will we be seeing you at Idless then?
    Stumpjumper FSR 09/10 Pro Carbon, Genesis Vapour CX20 ('17)Carbon, Rose Xeon CW3000 '14, Raleigh R50

    http://www.visiontrack.com
  • Matteeboy
    Matteeboy Posts: 996
    Brawlyrox wrote:
    Really fancy this, but muddy bike in the new car is a no no :S Will see what I can do.

    Been carrying muddy bikes in my car (bought new two years ago) since I got it.
    Just use some kind of tarpaulin or similar.

    Also carry horse tack (for the wife), surfboards, a wet labrador and wet wetsuits, etc.

    If you can't carry stuff in a car, then what's the point in having one?!

    Used to carry all that clobber in a brand new R32 Golf with leather seats - again, no problems.

    FSR/Mark - Good to meet at last!
    Two Stumpjumpers, a Rockhopper Disk and an old British Eagle.

    http://www.cornwallmtb.kk5.org
  • helen coakley
    helen coakley Posts: 270
    Will try Fri..
  • Brawlyrox
    Brawlyrox Posts: 38
    Matteeboy wrote:
    Brawlyrox wrote:
    Really fancy this, but muddy bike in the new car is a no no :S Will see what I can do.

    Been carrying muddy bikes in my car (bought new two years ago) since I got it.
    Just use some kind of tarpaulin or similar.

    Also carry horse tack (for the wife), surfboards, a wet labrador and wet wetsuits, etc.

    If you can't carry stuff in a car, then what's the point in having one?!

    Used to carry all that clobber in a brand new R32 Golf with leather seats - again, no problems.

    FSR/Mark - Good to meet at last!

    Looks like I have been told.
  • FSR_XC
    FSR_XC Posts: 2,258
    Brawlyrox wrote:
    Looks like I have been told.

    Problems are much easier to find than solutions . . . . .
    Stumpjumper FSR 09/10 Pro Carbon, Genesis Vapour CX20 ('17)Carbon, Rose Xeon CW3000 '14, Raleigh R50

    http://www.visiontrack.com
  • helen coakley
    helen coakley Posts: 270
    FSR...like that one... :lol:
  • Matteeboy
    Matteeboy Posts: 996
    Brawlyrox wrote:
    Matteeboy wrote:
    Brawlyrox wrote:
    Really fancy this, but muddy bike in the new car is a no no :S Will see what I can do.

    Been carrying muddy bikes in my car (bought new two years ago) since I got it.
    Just use some kind of tarpaulin or similar.

    Also carry horse tack (for the wife), surfboards, a wet labrador and wet wetsuits, etc.

    If you can't carry stuff in a car, then what's the point in having one?!

    Used to carry all that clobber in a brand new R32 Golf with leather seats - again, no problems.

    FSR/Mark - Good to meet at last!

    Looks like I have been told.

    Errmmm - hope that didn't come across as too stroppy... :oops: :lol:
    Two Stumpjumpers, a Rockhopper Disk and an old British Eagle.

    http://www.cornwallmtb.kk5.org
  • Brawlyrox
    Brawlyrox Posts: 38
    No worries mate, I have just bought a new car and scared of getting breaking it. I dont think I will make Idless Wednesday but gunning for Friday, just trying to talk my mate around.
  • spookylee
    spookylee Posts: 51
    Is there a Friday ride too? Forgot it was Pagan holiday time again! :D
  • Matteeboy
    Matteeboy Posts: 996
    Lee - yep. Main carpark, 9am ( :shock: ) !
    Two Stumpjumpers, a Rockhopper Disk and an old British Eagle.

    http://www.cornwallmtb.kk5.org
  • FSR_XC
    FSR_XC Posts: 2,258
    Brawlyrox
    Where do you live?

    You can always ask for a lift . . . . we are a friendly bunch . . . .
    Stumpjumper FSR 09/10 Pro Carbon, Genesis Vapour CX20 ('17)Carbon, Rose Xeon CW3000 '14, Raleigh R50

    http://www.visiontrack.com
  • Brawlyrox
    Brawlyrox Posts: 38
    FSR I live in Penryn work in Truro! My bikes at my parents in St. Ives dam Im a PITA.
  • spookylee
    spookylee Posts: 51
    Chain reaction cycles have sent me a Land Rover bike rack :x

    My riding days are cursed!!
  • SA boy
    SA boy Posts: 63
    spookylee do you need a lift tomorrow night (WEDS)
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  • spookylee
    spookylee Posts: 51
    I may well, is that OK?
  • SA boy
    SA boy Posts: 63
    cool no prob whats your number you can pm me if you want.
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  • SA boy
    SA boy Posts: 63
    Great night ride again thanks. Some close calls at times (trees jumping out at me)
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  • helen coakley
    helen coakley Posts: 270
    it was good thanks to you both.....shame its getting light at night now.. :cry:
  • Lhance
    Lhance Posts: 88
    yes it was good . these mid week rides really break up the working week, thank you both.
    Shane i was looking at my light on the way back , the edges of the beam are further forward than yours, so no tunnel affect . I think you need a shade around the outside ( like a tube) if its reflective even better .
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  • spookylee
    spookylee Posts: 51
    Sorry I couldn't make it :cry:

    Shane, thanks for the calls, I left my phone on silent after work and totally forgot....busy day !!
  • SA boy
    SA boy Posts: 63
    Cool no probs you mist a good ride though.
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