james-maclaren

Don't know about Tuesday, but tonight looks too hot for me. Anyone want to meet same place and go for a more gentler run?

er, how many miles is that exactly?????

ok I'm in but if I find I'm holding you all back then I will potter off on my own (not without telling you so - if I can catch you!) Good luck to the Jets in Ingliston! James

um, don't we use the Wheeler's website anymore? I have been looking for some events there!

Can I have some more information for this newbie please? Would like to be involved if poss.

Hi Tony Like everyone else, very sorry to hear about your break. And I thought you were quite a sensible guy! lol Get well soon, James

Hi Elaine Not sure what direction you are heading but I would like to meet up if I can. I have to drop off my son Hamish (and may be daughter Emma) for Jets coaching in Erskine at 9.30am to 11-30am. Would you be coming out that way? James

Thanks Tony. Very challenging, but I enjoyed it. James

Hi, Tony and I are meeting at 1.30pm at Miller Street for a cycle (don't know how long). Anyone else is welcome. James

Hi Tony That sounds great. Should make it alright for 1.30, anyone else want to join us? James

Hi Tom Sorry, mornings are usually a problem. Fancy a run this afternoon, anyone? James

Many thanks Tony.

Hi, How many miles did you cycle (could not open up the route)? When did you get back to the clubhouse? I was wondering, since a Sunday morning cycle is always going to be difficult for me to make, whether anyone would consider going out in the afternoon, say for a 2pm start? Maybe after a soup and sandwich lunch! Just for future you understand. Regards James

Hi Tony Thanks for the loan of the book. Sorry, have not been able to contact you sooner as I could not log in. Cheers James

Er, just to make you feel a bit better, I work as a church officer, so I hardly ever get out on a Sunday. Cyclocross races excepted!!!!

Giant compact road bike ( racer) sold on eBay for £181.38

Hi, I have just picked up a Raleigh Airlite 300 2009 road bike with upgraded wheels for about £150 so I am happy. I had my eye on a Giant compact road bike and I think you could get yourself a bargain. Be quick though as the finish is tomorrow just after 10 am!!! Check it out item number 120674847518. No interest yet and the start bid is £150. only done 250 miles. Seller says: "its small. compact frame. suits height 5ft 6 weight 53 kgs. If you could provide some bubblewrap with the courier...I have a crazy work week so it would have to be collected next week if courier." I can arrange a courier to collect for about £20. I am sure the seller can find some packaging if not we caould always send some to them. Hope someone is interested. Regards James

Hi Anyone got a set of cycle training rollers that they could sell me? Any condition considered. Thanks James

Hi Tony Do you still have the book? I would like to have a look at it if I may. Thanks James

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Kenny How many oil filled radiators would you like to borrow for the club house? Do you want a quote for a new boiler or is that in hand now? James

Hi, I hope to be there on Saturday, but if not, if there are any clothes being thrown out (wet or otherwise) please put them to one side and I will collect for the charity. (Condition is not important as we get paid by weight.) I guess we are talking shovel rather than mop in this weather, or are there some blow heaters being used? James

Yipee. The votes cast look for an extended season,yes?

Er, How much? What I need most, I think, is some one to tell me what size of bike I need. If I came along to one of the turbo sessions at the club, could I get an idea from someone of what size bike to buy. I think I will be buying a secondhand bike and possibly off eBay. If I get it and it does not fit then I could expect to sell it for similar money. But, much better to buy one that I know is likely to fit! Does that make sense? James