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

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  • kangaroo
    kangaroo Posts: 1,199
    I'm here a bit exhusted cause i've been riding the monkey today
    what are brakes for again
  • sparrowlegs78
    sparrowlegs78 Posts: 2,583
    I'm knackered too, only did 6 miles but I pushed hard...still got scalped by a bloke on a roadbike when going uphill lol
    Caz xx
  • rottitera02
    rottitera02 Posts: 863
    kangaroo wrote:
    I'm here a bit exhusted cause i've been riding the monkey today

    :shock:
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    .Too much information Roo....':lol:'
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    Trek liquid 10
    Dolan Hercules Carbon
  • rottitera02
    rottitera02 Posts: 863
    Hey Roo.........you should be able to ride all of cannock blindfolded by now.....
    2001 Cove Stiffee FR
    Trek liquid 10
    Dolan Hercules Carbon
  • kangaroo
    kangaroo Posts: 1,199
    lets Just say I know where a lot of the unottical trails are 8)
    what are brakes for again
  • rottitera02
    rottitera02 Posts: 863
    Oh good.....i like short cuts ':D'
    2001 Cove Stiffee FR
    Trek liquid 10
    Dolan Hercules Carbon
  • rottitera02
    rottitera02 Posts: 863
    A thought here Roo......

    Is someone bringing a proper barbie stove or do we bring the diy barbie tin foil thingy's ?
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  • kangaroo
    kangaroo Posts: 1,199
    A thought here Roo......

    Is someone bringing a proper barbie stove or do we bring the diy barbie tin foil thingy's ?
    unless somebody wants to bring a bbq unit im guessing its going to be the tin foil jobbies

    there is a bbq area at Marquis Drive, so we could put them on there
    the main problem with taking a cooker is letting it cool down after
    what are brakes for again
  • Cheshley
    Cheshley Posts: 1,448
    kangaroo wrote:
    A thought here Roo......

    Is someone bringing a proper barbie stove or do we bring the diy barbie tin foil thingy's ?
    unless somebody wants to bring a bbq unit im guessing its going to be the tin foil jobbies

    there is a bbq area at Marquis Drive, so we could put them on there
    the main problem with taking a cooker is letting it cool down after

    The small disposable ones are 3 for £5 in Asda at the minute
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    2008 Specialized FSR XC Comp
    2008 Scott Speedster S30 FB

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  • rottitera02
    rottitera02 Posts: 863
    Tin foil jobbies it is then.
    2001 Cove Stiffee FR
    Trek liquid 10
    Dolan Hercules Carbon
  • kangaroo
    kangaroo Posts: 1,199
    cheshley will you be having your burgers on bread rolls or oatcakes :D
    what are brakes for again
  • rottitera02
    rottitera02 Posts: 863
    Cheshley wrote:
    kangaroo wrote:
    A thought here Roo......

    Is someone bringing a proper barbie stove or do we bring the diy barbie tin foil thingy's ?
    unless somebody wants to bring a bbq unit im guessing its going to be the tin foil jobbies

    there is a bbq area at Marquis Drive, so we could put them on there
    the main problem with taking a cooker is letting it cool down after

    The small disposable ones are 3 for £5 in Asda at the minute

    Better nip down to my local asda then at that price....
    2001 Cove Stiffee FR
    Trek liquid 10
    Dolan Hercules Carbon
  • rottitera02
    rottitera02 Posts: 863
    kangaroo wrote:
    cheshley will you be having your burgers on bread rolls or oatcakes :D

    That's a silly question......Chesley only does oatcakes.......':lol:'
    2001 Cove Stiffee FR
    Trek liquid 10
    Dolan Hercules Carbon
  • kangaroo
    kangaroo Posts: 1,199
    im guesing we need to make a list of what we need and devide it up

    the other thing that occurs to me is in the unlikey event that the weather isnt nice enough to have a bbq do we just forget it and go home
    what are brakes for again
  • Wicked666
    Wicked666 Posts: 15
    Hi guys,

    just thinking - would the meat not go off if it's in a car all day before being cooked?

    I don't mind either and, I agree, we should decide who brings what.

    Should be a good ride - not long to go.
  • Cheshley
    Cheshley Posts: 1,448
    Wicked666 wrote:
    Hi guys,

    just thinking - would the meat not go off if it's in a car all day before being cooked?

    I don't mind either and, I agree, we should decide who brings what.

    Should be a good ride - not long to go.

    I have a large coolbox. I'll have a word with the others coming from this way out and see if they wanna hang around for munchies or set off back.
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    2008 Specialized FSR XC Comp
    2008 Scott Speedster S30 FB

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  • kangaroo
    kangaroo Posts: 1,199
    called in the cafe at Birches Valley today and was quite suprised by there prices
    especially the bacon baguette and drink offer

    birchas-valley-cafe-board.jpg
    what are brakes for again
  • rottitera02
    rottitera02 Posts: 863
    Blimey they are excellent prices Roo......only one thing missing...yes you guessed it.....OATCAKES !!!!!!!

    I take it you took advantage of the scrumptious food on offer then....do they normally have their prices this good and is the food reccomended ??
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    Trek liquid 10
    Dolan Hercules Carbon
  • sparrowlegs78
    sparrowlegs78 Posts: 2,583
    They've got teacakes, I can ride for miles off a teacake :D
    Caz xx
  • kangaroo
    kangaroo Posts: 1,199
    acutally i only had a hot chocolte with marshmellows and cream
    very nice thoug
    ive had the bacon baguette before and it was fantastic really big and full of bacon in a nice crunchy baguette

    the teacakes look quite nice as well

    they have a sort of baqutte salad bar thingy as well
    here is the drinks menu
    birchas-valley-drinks-board.jpg
    what are brakes for again
  • sparrowlegs78
    sparrowlegs78 Posts: 2,583
    I am even more gutted I can't xome now :(
    Caz xx
  • kangaroo
    kangaroo Posts: 1,199
    the only problem their is that when they are busy they can take a long time to serve you
    at the moment we will be stopping here halfway through our ride
    what are brakes for again
  • rottitera02
    rottitera02 Posts: 863
    kangaroo wrote:
    the only problem their is that when they are busy they can take a long time to serve you
    at the moment we will be stopping here halfway through our ride


    Good man Roo, this is a stop worth riding for !!!
    2001 Cove Stiffee FR
    Trek liquid 10
    Dolan Hercules Carbon
  • kangaroo
    kangaroo Posts: 1,199
    its at the birches valley visitor centre so theres also other faciltitys there
    including a bike shop

    oh and you can sit here and watch the riders coming down the last section of FTD and riding over the big rollers there
    what are brakes for again
  • kevens64
    kevens64 Posts: 141
    We always drop in at the Birches valley cafe after a ride around FTD. Food has always been good and good service too.
  • Cheshley
    Cheshley Posts: 1,448
    Just need a meeting point now Roo.........

    Usual start time?
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    2008 Specialized FSR XC Comp
    2008 Scott Speedster S30 FB

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  • kangaroo
    kangaroo Posts: 1,199
    er what is the usual start time
    what are brakes for again
  • Cheshley
    Cheshley Posts: 1,448
    kangaroo wrote:
    er what is the usual start time

    9.30 meet for a 10am start
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  • kangaroo
    kangaroo Posts: 1,199
    i was thinking more 10:30 but 10:00 is ok
    what are brakes for again