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Excellent, can agree flight plan over coffee this morning perhaps

Great stuff Darryl, we'll get something sorted out if you get the time sorted out

Yip I'd be up for Friday early as well, need to see what others are thinking. There is a Ryanair option at 6am Saturday from Prestwick and return to there on Wednesday. Price for bike is higher but flights cheaper, ends up 6 and 1/2 dozen.

I am up for Camp Casa XXX 2020 (took some time to explain to my wife that a XXX camp was an acceptable vacation activity)

So let me check - are youse going out Sat 29th Feb to Friday 6th March. As there is no room in the XXX Casa I will likely book a villa or similar with other wheelers or couriers who are going out.

I am looking at Saturday to Wednesday. Any others on here interested?

Obviously not for me, I'd need a pair of ladders !

Friend of daughter looking for a 60cm track bike with budget of £350 if anyone has something suitable

thanks

21 hours ago, George said:

How’d you gerron?

Well, in my head I had an excellent result.

However in reality I had 100k with a resurgent McGunson and big Al from couriers. Judging by my TSS score and my legs squeaking I think the crit would have been easier

Hope so, doing a crit on Saturday afternoon so will need muchos brownie points 😁

Great morning, thanks to Martin, Alan and others who made it such a good event.

On a personal note, Happiness is a cigar called Hamlet   beating Ian A on a hill climb  

Yip

Change of plan and should be there

Have just entered the 3/4 Crit being run by Glasgow University, about 5 places left if anyone else interested in joining in

Great day all round for JWCC and the race was superb as always.

Charlie took the V60, and a prime

I took the V50, with Colin 1/2 wheel behind for second in that category

Richie was 10th overall

Good luck

Is anyone thinking we could squeeze one more in ?

6pm at Houston - Over by monkey house to avoid the 3 sets of traffic lights at Bishopton.

Usual route thereafter.

Anyone up for that (its a long winter ahead)

Real good grind up the coast into an unexpected and strong headwind.

Real good coffee and cake at BB.

Big Al left us at top of Whin as he was in danger of becoming a paraglider with his 55mm wheels ! Iain, Charlie and I persevered.

Yes, another wee belter, gonna miss these,

Roll on Track League and the Winter bogs habbles

Charlie and I had a recalibration tonight as it was looking sparse for domestiques for Arran.

Now planning a Galeb Gallop from Bulls garage at 9am. Tempo to top of Whin, brief regroup then down through Spango and a blooter up to Largs after we keep it together over Inverkip drag.

Bagel Basket, then W Kilbride etc.

Who is in?

If we leave at 6 sharp and do shortcut we should be ok. Last man up just shout and keep rolling. 

I'm sure you've all been tracking the weather for Saturday - well its getting even better for Arran, SSW wind, perfect for a blast up the West coast. 

Team players required - a 2 up with Charlie could prove harder than a DA

Arran guru is noting the weather getting even better for Saturday as the week goes on

A friend told me the weather looks near perfect at this stage for an SA on Saturday morning. What could be better -  a glorious Autumnal SA -  use all that summer form to get into the Hall of Fame,

So who might be up for that. Usual script - 0700 ferry, 56 lumpy miles, will be paced to achieve the required 20mph, return on 1105 ferry. 

yip

Yip for 11.30 or a bit earlier. 

Banging bunch of 9 today. Had a blast up the coast then a visit to the BB where we caught up with Ian C. Pretty cold and wet when we came out so it became an eyeballs out experience via W Kilbride to Lochwinnoch where I was relieved to exit left. Good riding from Charlie with a rapid pace being set mainly by Richie, Gregg, Marc and Scott but everyone emptied the tanks.

Well done, shame you cant make it tomorrow