AndrewD

Al, beans may be another option.

I'm up for it.
Chung put me down for 3 goes

Guys, I booked up same flights so coming to join you.

Guys, I booked up same flights so coming to join you.

Guys, I booked up same flights so coming to join you.

Had a wee run in with a car on my commute home from work yesterday, spent most of last night in the hospital getting checked out, X-rays show no broken bones, so no lasting damage, just pretty sore, mainly my back, with a few other minor injuries, so won’t make it out this weekend .. 

Cheers Dave, was a bit apprehensive at first, but enjoyed the fight with the wind.
Chung FYI: Echelon: late 18th century (in echelon (sense 2 of the noun)): from French échelon, from échelle ‘ladder’, from Latin scala .
Cheers All
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Cheers Dave, was a bit apprehensive at first, but enjoyed the fight with the wind.
Chung FYI: Echelon: late 18th century (in echelon (sense 2 of the noun)): from French échelon, from échelle ‘ladder’, from Latin scala .
Cheers All
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Me, and Peter defo for tomorrow

Sorry link is as follows:
 

It’ll be snowing. 
No point getting your hopes up.
Another day plunked in front of the telly, eating biscuits & lying to yourself that you’ll go turbo “in 10 minutes”
You won’t. Life is an empty husk full of broken promises & rash purchases from Wiggle.

Its looking like sledges right now.

Thanks guys, enjoyed the run today. Tom glad your okay,  nothing a few whiskeys won't numb.

Left pedal sheared off  on Clune either due to my magnificent power or bike neglect. Defo a reliability run as my club mates bar McGinty can be relied on to disappear up the road without a backward glance. Felt like BrendanCole from Strictly.  
 

enjoyed the run today, thanks to alanT for organising and Ian for the soup, the lemon drizzle cakes was nice too

Last minute change of plan for me, went with the earlier 0900 Bunch as I needed to start & finish early, but I was running late so solo on chasing the Bunch, got to Bishopton  before I joined the group. Great to catch up with those who I haven't seen for a while, including Alan (Charlie's friend from Largs) who I last met while riding around in Girona back in 2010 with the Wheelers! Good to see him again indeed! No mechanical at all - real bonus ......... well, apart for some squeaky disc brakes :-)
Got back to the club room but didn't hang around for the soup & social, had to head home pronto, sorry about that!
Thanks for the company & wheels today, also to AlanT for organising & the food/beverage personnel, Cheers!
Chung

Myself, Chung, Peter and Paul set off from the club rooms this morning heading down the track toward Kilburnie (on route we met Paul C heading back to the club rooms).  It was an easy ride to the Bagel Basket as the wind was behind us, where we partook of refreshments.  We left the Bagel Basket and Paul to make his own way home as a wind battered Paisley Velo arrived, not far behind them was the Main Bunch, also a bit strewn by the wind. We headed over the Brisbane Glen with the greatest of easy (and a puff of wind), then back down onto the coast and up the Clune and onto the the Old Greenock Road.  We parted company with Chung after Langbank, as he was looking for extra miles (or was he continuing his quest for the Holy Grail of Cafe Stops). Peter and myself continued back to Houston as we missed the original turn for "Kilmacolm".  Here the wind turned against us, but we were not far from home.

Bit frosty this morning for early start. This event has been cancel on the ground of health and safety of the bikes.

Bit frosty this morning for early start. This event has been cancel on the ground of health and safety of the bikes.

Never mind avengers assemble look out for "MANUAL"
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Never mind avengers assemble look out for "MANUAL"
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