Ken Mac

I only want to be out for a few hours, so I'll meet you at club, say 9.15.

I'll be there at 09.00, see you then.

9.15 it is.

I'll be there. Any chance of starting at 9am? If not, 9.30 will do.

30 mile run, easy pace, easy hills. Some new members wanting an introduction to club runs. Suggest leave club at 9am.

Tony, Likewise for me, short of time, so I'll also peel off at the bridge and have a quick tour locally.

George, You still looking for a run on Saturday 14th am? I cant make Sunday, but can make Saturday for a few hours. If you want to meet up at the club, 9am, that would suit me.

George, Chung, Weather miserable this morning, and not predicted to improve much at all, so I'm going to bale out.

George, Chung, I'll join you for this alternative run to Largs. If I'm a few minutes after 9am, please wait.

I'll see you guys at 09.30.

I also want to be home early, see you at the club.

I'll meet you at the club. Weather looks like some sun & showers.

I'll join you, see you at 09.30.

Plan to do 40 miles or so around Renfrewshire, leaving club at 09.30. If you feel like joining me, see you there. Ken

Guys I'll join you, see you at the club, 9am.

Paul I'll join you, but I want to be home early so may bail out and not do the full run.

Yes, no problem, look forward to her joining us.

Brian, The club is at the bottom of Miller St, Johnstone, PA5, you'll find Miller St easy enough on Goggle maps. Look forward to seeing you there. Ken

Will be leaving the club at 09.00 for an easy 40 miles or so, regrouping at top of any hills!! Another new potential member may join the run on Sunday, so similar pace to last week.

Plan an easy 40 miles, leaving club at 09.00. Some potential new members will be on the run for their first club outing.

I'll join you, see you at the club.

Jason, I'll be there, hoping for better weather than last Sunday. Ken

OK, see you at the club.

Anyone interested in a 40 mile ride, leaving the Clubhouse at 9am? Plan to ride around some Renfrewshire back roads/

Frank, If you read what Jim Daly sent me (above) when I went to Dubai in Feb 2008, and take note of the comments, especially about NOT riding on your own, but that will become very obvious when you get there. There is info in 'Time Out' magazine, but it assumes that you already know the scene, and often it's just a repeat of a previous item. I suggest you visit Wolfis bike shop, http://www.dubairoadsters.com/ there will be a name on the web site you can call to get started with them. A Camelbak is a MUST!!! Most of the Dubai Roadsters are serious riders. I knew I was going to move to Abu Dhabi soon after I arrived in Dubai (was in Dubai for 4 months only), but one of my work colleagues was in the Roadsters, and I learned from him that the whole operation is very slick, which it has to be, given the riding conditions. I didn't get into the Roadsters when in Dubai due to work/time constraints, but I think you will enjoy it, if you plan to ride there. Abu Dhabi didn't have the same type of club that I could find, so I was limited to cycling up and down the Abu Dhabi Corniche cycle track. The nature of life in Dubai means that membership changes frequently, so I dont have any names of people that are still there, but if you call one of the contacts on their website, or visit Wolfis, then that will be a good start. The weather is hotting up nicely for cycling, around 40 deg C at the moment!!! Enjoy Dubai, if there is anything you want to ask, (non cycling), not sure if you've been out there before, then PM me. Although most of my time was spent in Abu Dhabi, and then Doha Qatar, I do have some useful tips for Dubai if you need them. Regards Ken