James Esus

I thought you were talking about @XXX and @Charlie p

Great thanks boys!!!

We are leaving on the 28th June so will take Darryl's offer.

Now is it chocolate, beers or kisses?????

Does anyone have a roofbox that I could possibly borrow for the first two weeks in July?

Payment in chocolate, beer or kisses?

Cheers

Working

What would be ETA of return at the clubrooms be?

Myself and Jesse could get there for 4, "captains of education!"

Mind you, if I started at 4 I might have a chance of getting to the end of the Georgetown first!!!

5 hours ago, Gummers said:

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. 

No subs paid yet!! Sooooonnnn!!

Anyone heading up this weekend?

Give us a shout of "Mon the Joansin"

If you see me!!

Really enjoyed that again tonight!

I left a bit early on the Georgetown as I didn't want to get caught in the rain! Honestly!!!

1 hour ago, Alan McLean said:

Will join around Red Smiddy. Looks like nice night. I have new kit and will look stunning, like the lovechild of Sagan and Gilbert, thanks again to Robbie for kit.

Alan, I might not last to the Smiddy, I hope you look wonderful!

Since it's Easter I think it's time I rise again!

Remember me? I used to be well fast....

Due to my three year sabbatical I have become way too short for my weight! The only training I have been doing is cycling from Houston to Kilmalcolm with the kids and getting a fry up!

So here are my chain gang and weight goals for this season,

Weeks 1-2 Get to the end of the Georgetown
Weight - The same as a Billy and Geo lovechild.

Weeks 2-4 Get to Bishopton
Weight - Greg Balden with a pair of heavy boots on.

Weeks 4-6 Get over the Cote du Bishy (I named it after my famous dropping on it during the Bogs)
Weight - Charlie giving Gummers a piggy back

Weeks 6-8 Hang on to the bottom of the Clune
Weight - Gunson/Archibald wet through

Weeks 8+ Give everyone a pumping!!
Weight - My right leg weighing the same as P McDonald!

See you tomorrow night if my kit fits!!!
 

Absolutely devastating news! Alex  had a great sense of humour and was a pleasure to ride with.

I remember in a cafe in Arran once, the waitress said that the gas was off so could not cook 12 sweaty cyclists a breakfast, when the table next to us who arrived 15 minutes after us got served two full frys I remember Alex heading into the kitchen to speak to the chef! 12 hot rolls soon appeared!

He is going to be deeply missed, really sad news!

Hi Looking for some help.

We have very recently be recognised as a Cycle friendly school by Cycling Scotland. It was a lot of hard work, we have organised bike breakfasts, we got a group of 4th years through their City and Guilds, organised staff cycles and bought a fleet of bikes to be used by classes.

To further develop the programme I am now working 1 to 1 with some disengaged pupils where they bring in their bike and we do some small checks and how to change a tube etc. However some bikes are unrideable due to broken components etc. Was looking at the good people of JWCC  to have a rummage around the back of their sheds, garages and lofts to see if they have any spare componenets going.  Firstly looking at MTB/hybrid stuff and back derailleurs/chains seem to be the things that are going most!

Thanks

Ross

Hi Looking for some help.

We have very recently be recognised as a Cycle friendly school by Cycling Scotland. It was a lot of hard work, we have organised bike breakfasts, we got a group of 4th years through their City and Guilds, organised staff cycles and bought a fleet of bikes to be used by classes.

To further develop the programme I am now working 1 to 1 with some disengaged pupils where they bring in their bike and we do some small checks and how to change a tube etc. However some bikes are unrideable due to broken components etc. Was looking at the good people of JWCC  to have a rummage around the back of their sheds, garages and lofts to see if they have any spare componenets going.  Firstly looking at MTB/hybrid stuff and back derailleurs/chains seem to be the things that are going most!

Thanks

Ross

I know it  is voluntary and takes a lot of time and it is hugely appreciated but I've been cycling about aimlessly since Monday morning trying to find this weeks segment!

4 hours ago, P McDonald said:

oh please lord, don't let me have the same time on the segment as Toole ! The shame, I might have to give up cycling. However as the good lord will know, I had to freewheel for a bit just before the mini roadworks this morning as the guy had a stop sign up, defo cost me a second, so I suppose I can just about live with myself.

It must be love!!

Imagine having the same time as a fat lad that doesn't train! Embarrassing! I might come out on Thursday night so normal service is resumed by you giving me a doing!

I think so!

Will look in the shed! I will swap your chainset for your kids bike?

fair?

x

Hey

Santa got my wee one a 16 inch bike and it seems to be too big and heavy for just now. He tried a friends 12 inch pink princess bike with tassels and took off pedalling on his first go!!! Mrs Claus is not letting Santa by another bike so just wondering if anyone has a 12/14 inch kids bike lying about for a borrow for a few months until he fits into his 16 inch.

thanks

xxx

Point deduction for Colin as he nearly cycled over my car driving up Fulton Road, white lines are a mere inconvenience when it comes to segment of the week!

Had a wee pop at segment tonight! Think I have this caravan thing the wrong way around....

When's Paul having a go...