Gummers

At a punky reggae party
 

Who out? Where to? What speed?
 
Andy
 

That'll teach em for rejecting my entry!
 
 

you should have enterd a mans event, wheelers dont cancel, we are so hard that when we send a group out its norm for only 60% to finish, the poor 40% are left to perish in the snow.
 
reeper

Yay! Eyeballs out!
Andy

We are delighted to announce that, thanks to the efforts of all involved today, the Braveheart Fund and Accord Hospice will each be receiving a cheque for £412.50 from the Smith Memorial
 
Many thanks and see you next year
 
KennyS

Here's some choice rides for the spring / summer if anyone fancies going south of Ayr?
 
http://ayrshirealps.org/wp/rides
 
Andy

Why thank you Andy. Delighted to be back.
 

The inaugural Wallplanner Run was an amazing success except of course for the hollow sprint at Largs! Great to have Darryl back, bringing with him to the bunch a sense of decorum and occasion.
 
Charlie, please come back! Say no more.
 
Andy

Greig and Elaine
 
Thanks so much for a fantastic night, well organised, great food and great atmosphere. Thanks to Paul and Kenny S for making prize giving and raffle great entertainment!
 
Best wishes
 
Andy

Good question Ian! I'm going to have a go at answering.
 
"Wallplanner", from the English "wall-planner" meaning "wall planner" derived from the Latin "wallus plannus". This popular Victorian passtime provided an excellent opportunity for victorians to travel around, usually "by cycle" (later to become known as "bicycle") generally planning walls and stuff. Hence the sport of bicycling was born, later to be known as cycling. The pass time became less popular following a rather excessively enthusiastic russian cycling group who following a trip to eastern germany established a Berlin based wall planning group who created a highly controversial and ultimately divisive exhibition piece in the early 1950's. This now minority hobby is usually limited to private dwelling places and some offices and usually involves checking internal walls for any plans for cycling or "by cycling" for those of a more traditional orientation. I hope this helps? Any questions, Wikipedia is a great source, as well as the Museum of Wall Planning
 
Andy

Good question Ian! I'm going to have a go at answering.
 
"Wallplanner", from the English "wall-planner" meaning "wall planner" derived from the Latin "wallus plannus". This popular Victorian passtime provided an excellent opportunity for victorians to travel around, usually "by cycle" (later to become known as "bicycle") generally planning walls and stuff. Hence the sport of bicycling was born, later to be known as cycling. The pass time became less popular following a rather excessively enthusiastic russian cycling group who following a trip to eastern germany established a Berlin based wall planning group who created a highly controversial and ultimately divisive exhibition piece in the early 1950's. This now minority hobby is usually limited to private dwelling places and some offices and usually involves checking internal walls for any plans for cycling or "by cycling" for those of a more traditional orientation. I hope this helps? Any questions, Wikipedia is a great source, as well as the Museum of Wall Planning
 
Andy

i probably speake for a lot of guys, what IS a wall planner?

Before Billy posts the specifics....
 
Greg and his wall planner have indicated that this run is after the club dance. So lets all carry on the party atmosphere and make the last reliability a good one!
 
On a more serious note anyone who has ever mentioned wall planner, Greg, Sunday is after Saturday etc etc in a derogatory manner MUST ATTEND!!!! (Greg will be taking a roll call)
 
As one of the main contributors to the wall planner bashing, I will be there with bells on!
 
See you all on Saturday night (the night before Sunday's reliability run)
Ross

I've entered for the night after Tuesday next week. And entered it on my electronic planner on my iPad.
Wall planners are so old hat.

 
 
 

Yes it was a Joansin bunch braving the rain today with the kooryers elsewhere training for the TT on Sunday.
 
11 became 9 became 6 became 4 as we headed round to West Kilbride where Paul stamped on the gas.
 
Rain, wind, mist, mud: it's all good training for switching on Eurosport, cracking a Leffe and shouting at Tom in a few weeks time.
 
Alan

Paul
 
I think you'll find that some of us are faster than you and make it to Planet Pain before 1pm!
 
Andy

Oohhh yeess!!! roll call indeed!! Haha!

A fine night at the drome for JWCC
 
The ones I know of are
 
Danny a 1st and 2nd - outstanding
Lewis - won the B devil - also outstanding
Richard - =3rd in B points - and he said he was just going to experiment with gears!
Me - 4th in B scratch
 
Pretty certain JWCC would get the team prize for the B series tonight ( if there was one!)
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

I love a cycling top, me.
 
See ; )
 
Theres always room for one more. Much like bikes!
 

My vote is for Billy. Too pissed to pm you
Tom

Andy buy a 13 through to 15 and just try them do a bit of mix and match
I am trying to buy a 13 to mess about with

Andy, you are spot on-Billy is my granny.

Think all this track cycling is softening you guys up!!!
Heading for Miller St for 09:15 to see if anyone turns up...

Qui je suis tres content mais alors que je travaillais dur tu ete faire du velo