Slow Rides For Unfit People - Rutland ROAD Ride Sun 9th Sept

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  • phoebian
    phoebian Posts: 497
    Would love to in the near future :)
  • id have a go up in yorkshire, likewise, id happily lead around here
  • Richie63
    Richie63 Posts: 2,132
    edited March 2010
    Cycled at Dalby( Near Whitby/Scarborugh N Yorkshire) on Thursday ....... Not bad at all ........ Ascents far easier than the peak route and the desents were enjoyable....This was the red route with bits of Black chucked in for fun.
    They are having alot of trail building from an up and coming world cup thingy so once that's gone the trails should be almost pristine :)
    I'm going to blow the bank on a new build ( within reason ) NOW DONE!!
    http://i570.photobucket.com/albums/ss14 ... 010362.jpg
  • sparrowlegs78
    sparrowlegs78 Posts: 2,583
    Hmmm I haven't done Dalby yet, I feel a holiday weekend for me and him over that way once he's fixed
    Caz xx
  • Richie63
    Richie63 Posts: 2,132
    Well worth it, Caz
    I'm going to blow the bank on a new build ( within reason ) NOW DONE!!
    http://i570.photobucket.com/albums/ss14 ... 010362.jpg
  • Cheshley
    Cheshley Posts: 1,448
    60 miles on the road bike today. enjoyed it but I think I'll pay for it tomorrow
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    2008 Specialized FSR XC Comp
    2008 Scott Speedster S30 FB

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  • Cheshley
    Cheshley Posts: 1,448
    I like Dalby but there are too many of those steep bermed switchbacks that I luuurrrrve so much :(
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    2008 Specialized FSR XC Comp
    2008 Scott Speedster S30 FB

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  • kangaroo
    kangaroo Posts: 1,199
    Cheshley wrote:
    60 miles on the road bike today. enjoyed it but I think I'll pay for it tomorrow
    they must trust you if they let you have the bike without paying for it :twisted:
    what are brakes for again
  • Cheshley
    Cheshley Posts: 1,448
    kangaroo wrote:
    Cheshley wrote:
    60 miles on the road bike today. enjoyed it but I think I'll pay for it tomorrow
    they must trust you if they let you have the bike without paying for it :twisted:

    Ka-Boom Tish

    You should be on the stage Roo. You've got a brush haven't you?
    1998 Marin Hawk Hill
    2008 Specialized FSR XC Comp
    2008 Scott Speedster S30 FB

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  • sparrowlegs78
    sparrowlegs78 Posts: 2,583
    Ohhhhhh bad bad joke, I laughed a little :lol:
    Caz xx
  • kangaroo
    kangaroo Posts: 1,199
    Richie63 wrote:
    Cycled at Dalby( Near Whitby/Scarborugh N Yorkshire) on Thursday ....... Not bad at all ........ Ascents far easier than the peak route and the desents were enjoyable....This was the red route with bits of Black chucked in for fun.
    They are having alot of trail building from an up and coming world cup thingy so once that's gone the trails should be almost pristine :)

    i thought they had finished the world cup circuit.

    ididnt they have Clixbysi in to build the trails tsame trail, which are aslo the same builders that cannock has in to build its new trail
    what are brakes for again
  • kangaroo
    kangaroo Posts: 1,199
    Cheshley wrote:
    kangaroo wrote:
    Cheshley wrote:
    60 miles on the road bike today. enjoyed it but I think I'll pay for it tomorrow
    they must trust you if they let you have the bike without paying for it :twisted:

    Ka-Boom Tish

    You should be on the stage Roo. You've got a brush haven't you?

    hey ive got much worse material than that

    did you know its very disheartening to be a dh racer, cause there career is always going down hill

    i thank you
    what are brakes for again
  • Cheshley
    Cheshley Posts: 1,448
    Just a thought, but I'm hoping to do a beginner and intermediate skills course this year (not at the same time) with Chasing Trails up at Dalby.

    Would this be something anyone else might be interested in? If we have a ready made group (up to 8 people) we can pretty much pick our own date.

    http://www.chasingtrails.com/mountain-b ... s#contents
    1998 Marin Hawk Hill
    2008 Specialized FSR XC Comp
    2008 Scott Speedster S30 FB

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  • kangaroo
    kangaroo Posts: 1,199
    not bad prices, they do similar courses at llandegla
    what are brakes for again
  • sniper68
    sniper68 Posts: 2,910
    Cheshley wrote:
    Just a thought, but I'm hoping to do a beginner and intermediate skills course this year (not at the same time) with Chasing Trails up at Dalby.

    Would this be something anyone else might be interested in? If we have a ready made group (up to 8 people) we can pretty much pick our own date.

    http://www.chasingtrails.com/mountain-b ... s#contents

    I've ridden with Rob from Chasing Trails,not on his courses,he came over for a Peaks ride,top bloke,fit as a butchers dog :roll:
  • sparrowlegs78
    sparrowlegs78 Posts: 2,583
    I am going to be asking for a skills course for my birthday, I was going to go with Great Rock at Gisburn or Lee Quarry, but I would have been on my own, so if a beg enough I might be up for a course with you lot :D
    Caz xx
  • phoebian
    phoebian Posts: 497
    Dalby is a bit far for me but I'm not saying no.
  • kangaroo
    kangaroo Posts: 1,199
    im not sure
    if i did it would be the intermediate course. id like to learn bigger drops and jumps
    what are brakes for again
  • sparrowlegs78
    sparrowlegs78 Posts: 2,583
    I am deffo still a beginner, you lot saw how poo I was :(
    Caz xx
  • phoebian
    phoebian Posts: 497
    kangaroo wrote:
    im not sure
    if i did it would be the intermediate course. id like to learn bigger drops and jumps

    That to ^^
  • Cheshley
    Cheshley Posts: 1,448
    I'd rather get back to basics before I start on the more advanced stuff. I'm asking gfor the first one for my birthday (end of April so prob in May) and the intermediate in the Summer.
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    2008 Specialized FSR XC Comp
    2008 Scott Speedster S30 FB

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  • rottitera02
    rottitera02 Posts: 863
    Evening all......dixon of dock green here !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Have just been nosing around t' internet and came across this article......thought i'd best post it................

    THERE appear to be a spate of bike thefts all exposing the vulnerability of roof bike racks. So be warned! At least two bikes have been stole in the north Manchester region using exactly the same ploy. Theives are often following cars which have cool bikes on the roof - and then waiting for the car to be unattended even just for a few moments. The bikes are then broken out of the roof rack arms, even when they have been locked with a key, and off they go. The pain is that it is ironically so easy for the thief to then ride off on your pride and joy! Ric, from west Manchester, said: 'I couldn't believe it. I had been out riding in Haigh Hall and then got home, put the kids to bed, and when I came back out onto the drive my full suspension had gone and they'd left my wife's where it was.' Another victim's bike was nabbed from the Peak District. He had gone into a local pub with the car parked strategically in view. What he hadn't banked on is someone nicking the bike hidden out of view behind another. So be careful! Bike roof racks might not be the best option!
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  • sparrowlegs78
    sparrowlegs78 Posts: 2,583
    I never leave our bikes unattended on our rack, it would take a thief a couple of mins just to cut our rack off by cutting the webbing straps that attatch the rack to the car.
    Well spotted post though :D
    Caz xx
  • Frostys
    Frostys Posts: 277
    Evening all.....

    Sorry won't be able to make Llandegla for 9 on the 10th so you lot have fun :cry::wink:

    Bit off topic but does anyone fancy doing the Ridgeway end to end over two days mid to end of April its 92 miles all in and starts in Avebury in Wilts night stop in Streetly on the Thames.

    i'm doing it as a warm up for the VoTwo South Downs Challenge 2nd weekend in May
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  • kangaroo
    kangaroo Posts: 1,199
    9 is only for those having breakfast
    what are brakes for again
  • Frostys
    Frostys Posts: 277
    Sorry Roo but its a 400 mile round trip for me and me and 4am starts don't go together lol you guys have a hoot and i'll catch you on the next one.... Invite for the Ridgeway stands though :wink:
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    Trek 6000 S/S
  • Frostys
    Frostys Posts: 277
    @ Phobian if you like climbing mate why not try the Votwo SDC 8th/9th May 106 miles two days and 10,000ft of climbing.... YES 10,000ft :lol:
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  • phoebian
    phoebian Posts: 497
    lmao does it include a 10,000ft decent? :)
  • Frostys
    Frostys Posts: 277
    What goes up has gotta come down mate simple physics :wink:
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