stuart10ant

yeah 6.30 through to September then 6 for the last one or two.

Dave, I'll ride - I was going to go with main bunch but need to be back sharp. Cafe stop at Mill House, Stewarton?

Ok 8 30 at clubrooms see you there

Should be out for this, need to be back no later than 2pm so should be fine  

Will come out but will need to bail as need to be back for around 12ish

I only got dropped 3 times tonight.....

Heading from club house at 9, glen fruin run with lunch in Balloch. Back for 2pm easy
One or two from Lomond roads might come along too

PB for me.
lovely night out on the bike.
thanks to all the helpers

We should have taken some pics. A great night. The Clyde was looking epic and so was I! Got home, PB recorded, thinking this is the fittest I've ever been. Best open a bottle to celebrate.
Meantime Stuart with a 23 02, getting dropped on a Thursday chain gang is embarrassing. Us TT'ers have a reputation to keep. I do think he might be roasting us all very soon.

Cant do this one  

700km in 37 hours with 13000+ metres of climbing in Corsica and 7th place overall.
Seriously impressive result - particularly for a sprinter! Well done

Paul, assume i wont be back in time. Ill maybe pop out myself when I get back

Planning to be there though 6pm is a strain especially if you’re trying to get out of Glasgow at that time of day. Traffic onto M8 is really heavy all the way through Hillington. Renfrew Bunch has now moved to 7 so there’s no reason our times are restricted due to failing light. 

Shimano anti seize is great for bolts, seatpost etc but for bearings and hubs etc i would recommend the Shimano stuff Chung suggested, it is green coloured stuff,  very slick. Avoid lithium grease

Shimano anti seize is great for bolts, seatpost etc but for bearings and hubs etc i would recommend the Shimano stuff Chung suggested, it is green coloured stuff,  very slick. Avoid lithium grease

Scores on the doors on a breezy evening
 
Alan T - 25:01
Jess - 25:46 PB
Scott - 24:17
Stuart - 23:48 PB
Ian - 22:18
 
Star guest - 20:54
 
 

Hi Jets
I was getting ferry tickets in Dunoon and the lady handed me over a XS jets long sleeve winter jacket, said it was left there a while back.
I brought back home with me, does anybody belong to it?

Hi Jets
I was getting ferry tickets in Dunoon and the lady handed me over a XS jets long sleeve winter jacket, said it was left there a while back.
I brought back home with me, does anybody belong to it?

My Garmin registered 1c between BoW & Kilmacolm.  No wonder we couldn't feel our hands and arms 
Then, it registered 29c at Gourock as we got off the ferry, though this is probably because it was sheltered on the ferry with the sun shining directly on it.  It soon changed down to 25/24c but it was pleasant enough.  Shame about the wind it was horrible on the way back.  
All in all a great day out.  I couldn't muster an extra 6/7 miles to make up the century - Stuart did tho!  Kudos!

Cracking day out.
Set off from the club house at 7, dressed for the Sahara, more like siberia.
We set off and with our arms numbed by the cold met Paul in lochwinnoch, a pleasant ride to Inverkip where paul split off and it was off to Rothesay for Colin and I.
The sun was doing its thinng by then and we had a cracking run until Colintraive where we turned into the wind. A battle to Dunoon then a roll stop in Gourock. Up the Clune and onto Amaretto where we met Alan T for a recovery pint.
Great day out, sunburnt and sore.

Great effort guys, well done on getting miles in.

Excellent stuff, good to join you as far as Spango Valley. At one extreme we had you guys with bare arms, legs and track mitts. At the other extreme we had me in full winter gloves, tights and windproof jacket ( in my defence I took daughter to airport at 5.45 and registered 3c at Lochwinnoch roundabout ! ). It was all good for me until about Largs when I turned into a microwave boil in the bag meal !
Great picture story Stuart 
 
 

Cracking day out.
Set off from the club house at 7, dressed for the Sahara, more like siberia.
We set off and with our arms numbed by the cold met Paul in lochwinnoch, a pleasant ride to Inverkip where paul split off and it was off to Rothesay for Colin and I.
The sun was doing its thinng by then and we had a cracking run until Colintraive where we turned into the wind. A battle to Dunoon then a roll stop in Gourock. Up the Clune and onto Amaretto where we met Alan T for a recovery pint.
Great day out, sunburnt and sore.

Cracking day out.
Set off from the club house at 7, dressed for the Sahara, more like siberia.
We set off and with our arms numbed by the cold met Paul in lochwinnoch, a pleasant ride to Inverkip where paul split off and it was off to Rothesay for Colin and I.
The sun was doing its thinng by then and we had a cracking run until Colintraive where we turned into the wind. A battle to Dunoon then a roll stop in Gourock. Up the Clune and onto Amaretto where we met Alan T for a recovery pint.
Great day out, sunburnt and sore.