AndyM

A good time with myself Glen, and Ken Mac. 
35 miles in total, with a few decent climbs, and a cup of coffee at Lochwinnoch.
 
Thanks for the company guys

Back cycling this week  
 
I want to get a JWCC top, are they available at the moment?

What a fantastic day, around 80 miles including the cycle to Ardrossan.
Thanks to all for making it a memorable day, I hope to see you all for tomorrows TT.
 
It was nice passing you all cycling up the hill, in my nice car
 
Hope the train crew managed to get home in good time.
 
Boyd we also hit 50 down the hill after Lochranza.... No brakes allowed tho

Thanks to Graham for organising a great day out and to the rest of the guys and gals for the company. A full day in the end up, but still most enjoyable. The beers and chips at the end were well earned.  

Graham
 
What time will you be passing through BOW, Sunday Morning?
I'll meet you there rather than head to Miller Street, 7:30 is a bit too early

I'm planning ahead a bit, but am keen to go and enjoy the delights of Arran before the end of the season.
 
It will be a full day out, getting the 09:45 ferry out and the 16:40 back.  Both these link to trains for anyone who doesn't want to cycle both ways and it gives us 6 hrs on the island which should be enough to do the 55 miles and have a lunch stop.  If we were to miss the 16:40 return ferry there is a contingency 19:40 ferry which is also met by a train so there's not much chance of being stranded!
 
Miller Street to the ferry is 26 miles, so that makes 107 miles in total for anyone choosing to do the whole route.
 
Meeting at Miller St. at 07:30 should give us time to get the ferry, with an expected return time about 19:30 if cycling back.
 
The ferry train leaves Johnstone at 08:54, returning at 18:28, so a bit more time in bed for anyone looking to save their energy for the island.
 
Anyone like to join in, either for the full version or just the island?
 
Note:- This trip should not be confused with any DA trips, it will not be a Team Time Trial, but there will be time to enjoy the views and the hospitality on offer on the island, as well as stopping for a few minor mechanicals should they occur!

As above , really enjoyed the run. Need to remember my rain jacket next time though. Thankfully not to cold.

Great run great company thanks guys.
See you Wednesday

That's me paid up, and I have my Water Bottle Thanks Carol
 
See you all on Sunday

That's me paid up, and I have my Water Bottle Thanks Carol
 
See you all on Sunday

That's me paid up, and I have my Water Bottle Thanks Carol
 
See you all on Sunday

That's me paid up, and I have my Water Bottle Thanks Carol
 
See you all on Sunday

Quite fancy trying this.... Probably Cycle to the ferry, round Arran, and see how I feel for the Cycle back

Quite fancy trying this.... Probably Cycle to the ferry, round Arran, and see how I feel for the Cycle back

Thoroughly enjoyed the run, especially given at 8:00 I was not going due to the weather forecast.
Will definitely do that route again, especially the Haylie, though I kept wondering where the end was
 
Good pace from Largs, and also my first time over 50 Miles, I think we were 48 miles when Dave had his Puncture before Lochwinnoch, I worked my distance to around 60 miles.
 
Legs are quite tired this morning, but already looking forward to Sunday's run.

Thoroughly enjoyed the run, especially given at 8:00 I was not going due to the weather forecast.
Will definitely do that route again, especially the Haylie, though I kept wondering where the end was
 
Good pace from Largs, and also my first time over 50 Miles, I think we were 48 miles when Dave had his Puncture before Lochwinnoch, I worked my distance to around 60 miles.
 
Legs are quite tired this morning, but already looking forward to Sunday's run.

Thoroughly enjoyed the run, especially given at 8:00 I was not going due to the weather forecast.
Will definitely do that route again, especially the Haylie, though I kept wondering where the end was
 
Good pace from Largs, and also my first time over 50 Miles, I think we were 48 miles when Dave had his Puncture before Lochwinnoch, I worked my distance to around 60 miles.
 
Legs are quite tired this morning, but already looking forward to Sunday's run.

Thoroughly enjoyed the run, especially given at 8:00 I was not going due to the weather forecast.
Will definitely do that route again, especially the Haylie, though I kept wondering where the end was
 
Good pace from Largs, and also my first time over 50 Miles, I think we were 48 miles when Dave had his Puncture before Lochwinnoch, I worked my distance to around 60 miles.
 
Legs are quite tired this morning, but already looking forward to Sunday's run.

Five left clubrooms this morning for sunny Largs. Bill, Boyd, AndyM, Carol & Dave. Good time made down to Port Glasgow, where  Bill had us stopped to admire a huge yacht tied up where a passing local advised us it has been there for a month and belongs to Mr Expedia !! . Pressed on to Wemyss Bay where we sheltered across from the station during a downpour and then pressed on to Largs into a bit of a headwind.. Bill and Boyd decided to carry on and skip the delights of the Bagel Basket.The rest Met Graham and Mia just leaving after a change of route for them. Three of us refuelled and scortched up the Haylie and home via Kilbirnie and track. A few firsts for AndyM..first Sunday run, first time up the Haylie and first time in the BB. Well done to all on what turned out to be a fairly dry day afterall.
Dave and Carol.

I'll see you there

Thanks Jane... Yeah it's looking decidedly wet, and I am golfing Saturday so cant ride Saturday.
Be out tonight quick 20 miles Bo - Erskine-Bishopton-Houston-Bow

Graham. Apologies i cant make tomorrow.

Thanks, that sounds good, I am in Bridge Of Weir.
 
Graham keep an eye on the post tomorrow i'll confirm, but the plan is to meet you at the Pullman at 08:00., I'll be coming along the cycle path from BOW

Thanks, that sounds good, I am in Bridge Of Weir.
 
Graham keep an eye on the post tomorrow i'll confirm, but the plan is to meet you at the Pullman at 08:00., I'll be coming along the cycle path from BOW