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Dave C

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  1. If weather is frost free and dry, will head to Eglington Park on similar route as per cancelled route on 29th October post. Clubrooms Miller St ..9am Dave
  2. Due to miserable weather, not going out this morning
  3. Clubrooms Miller Street 9.30am. Route vis Bowfield, Burnhouse, lanes to Auchentiber,Torranyard, Benslie and on to cafe Tournament in Park. Return via Lylestone Barmill. Approx 40 miles return and group stays together. Ideal for newcomers and returners. Mudguards should now be fitted for winter, but grace allowed for a week or two. Remember clocks go back this weekend, so extra hour in kip. Dave
  4. Clubrooms Miller Street 9.30am. Heading to Stewarton area via Howwood,Lochwinnoch, Beith, Barmill, Auchentiber, Bloak Road and up to the Dairy for coffee stop. can return via Kingston Road and Neilston. Should be about 40miles return at an easy pace. Regroup on any hills. Wrap up as could be coldish.All welcome. Dave
  5. No problem Mark. We meet about 9.25am outside clubrooms in Miller Street.
  6. Meeting clubrooms Miller Street Johnstone at 9.30am a gentle run up Bowfield hill and through the lanes and villages (Barmill, Dunlop)to arrive at the Mill for a coffee stop. Return via another route for approx 45miles. Regroup on any climbs and keeping pace to suit all. Newcomers welcome. Dave
  7. Provided the weather holds, heading to Troon on Sunday. Meeting clubrooms 9.15am Miller Street. Route via bowfield, Dunlop, Stewarton, Crosshouse, Dundonald, Loans and then coffee stop at Troon front. Pace is around 15mph on flats and regroup on hills. This is in excess of 50miles return but is manageable in a bunch. all welcome. Dave
  8. Good run on Sunday. Eight made it to Bagel Basket down Haylie Brae and retun via Brisbane Glen and Kilmacolm climb. A few well earned refreshments in Amaretto for some.
  9. Meet clubrooms Miller Street for 9.30am depart. Heading down cycle track to Kilbirnie and then up to dams and down Haylie Brae to coffee stop at Bagel Basket cafe. Return via Brisbane Glen for approx 45miles. Speed is around 15mph and regroup on hills. No-one is left behind. Dave
  10. Heading for Eaglesham moor this Sunday. Route is up Bowfield, Lugton,Dunlop, Stewarton,Kingsford, Clunch Road to A77 cycletrack and cut off for Windfarm visitor centre for coffee break. Return via Newton Mearns, Barrhead, Paisley. Approx 45 miles and steady up hill all the way to visitor centre , with reward of decent on way back. Suitable for newcomers as flat pace is around 15/16mph and no one is left behind. Regrouping at top of any steep climbs. Meet clubrooms at Miller Street Johnstone at 9.30am. All welcome Dave
  11. Heading north this weekend. Meet clubrooms, Miller Street for 9.30 depart Route to Erskine Bridge via Georgetown Rd. Dumbarton via cycletrack, then Bonhill Rd to Balloch and coffee stop at Loch Lomond. Approx 45 miles return and open to all new and old. Dave
  12. 9.30am clubrooms Miller Street. Heading to sunny Largs this week. Route out via cycle track to Bridge of Weir, Kilmacolm, cut off for Auchenfoyle Rd and down Kilmacolm Road. Whin brae to old Largs Road and then Brisbane Glen to Largs and coffee stop at Bagel Basket cafe. Return to be decided. This will be about 50miles and fairly hilly but no-one is left behind and will be a nice steady pace. Dave
  13. Good run yesterday. 11 left Miller St including Ethan on his first bunch run. A twisty route through the lanes and a brisk pace on the way back along the social route. Coffee and cakes taken outside the Mill in warm sunshine 🌞
  14. Meet clubrooms Miller St Johnstone 9.30am Gentle run to Kilwinning at relaxed pace, suitable for any first timers. Route via Bowfield hill, Hessilhead, Burnhouse, Torranyard, Benslie and then through Kilwinning to Mill for coffee stop. Mainly on quite roads with a few hills. Approx 45 miles return which is easily achievable in a bunch run. Bring your bike, some cash for coffee and a spare tube and join the fun. Dave
  15. Meet clubrooms Miller Street for 9.30am depart Frosty weather permitting, route of approx 35miles planned around local area, Houston, Kilmacolm, Bishopton with some hills included. Coffee stop as always and suitable for anyone trying a bunch run for first time as pace is leisurely and guidance will be given by the friendliest cycle club in Scotland. Captain Dave
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