Codg1e

1)gringo chain tattoo
2) hairy leg
3) looks suspiciously like a black sock
ticks every box for an immediate suspension of membership. Please stop this madness.

Truly outstanding Galeb. No one should be in any doubt as to what an athletic feat that is. >5.5 hours hard graft on your own takes a very special effort.
When this all started 10 or so years ago I never really thought a single 56+50 would be done, but there you go, I'll need to reconfigure the Hall of Fame with a new column !
 

Well done , but really solo double must be your target now, 

Another one today, It’s spreading like a disease :-0
 

Name the offender. ( Participants in recent Dunoon ride not allowed to enter).
I initially thought this was a smeary chainring mark worthy only of a quick slagging but on closer inspection I realise it's Individual chain links and you can almost make out the maker's name. Fantastic work by a club stalwart

Good turnout tonight. 
Stuart Tennant 16:22 pb
Colin McPhee 16:48 pb
James Snodgrass 17:01
Gerard Deeley 17:02
Scott McIntosh 17:16
Colin Sales 17:33 pb
Alan Thomson 17:53
Sammy Edgar Jet 18:13
Joseph McIntosh Jet 18:43
James Ross Jet 19:20 pb
Ruairi Mulholland Jet 19:53 pb
Alan took the money, all paid inc Colin S x2
 

Think I will be able to make it and time keep. Will confirm tomorrow. 

Was running a bit late this morning (surprise surprise) due to a dodgy stomach, but I got to the clubrooms at 8.02 to find Charlie & Galeb and no one else so was a but unsure how the day would go (expected a smashfest lol!!) but was pleased to see the number of bodies waiting at the bridge which means a good shared workload and a well disciplined bunch.  We scooped up/met Michael at Arrochar so had ten riders out on this run.  What a throroughly enjoyable ride through the military road to the Rest, with a short cafe stop at the van at the top.  We headed through Hells Glen (my first time doing that section - was awesome with amazing views over Loch Fyne to Inverary.)  A brief stop in Strachur to refuel and then it was the long stretch to the ferry.  Not much waiting around for it thankfully we timed it quite well!  Headwind home but still great weather and a great day on the bike.  Cheers guys!!
Some cracking photos taken, I really like this one (taken by Charlie)...

 

Was running a bit late this morning (surprise surprise) due to a dodgy stomach, but I got to the clubrooms at 8.02 to find Charlie & Galeb and no one else so was a but unsure how the day would go (expected a smashfest lol!!) but was pleased to see the number of bodies waiting at the bridge which means a good shared workload and a well disciplined bunch.  We scooped up/met Michael at Arrochar so had ten riders out on this run.  What a throroughly enjoyable ride through the military road to the Rest, with a short cafe stop at the van at the top.  We headed through Hells Glen (my first time doing that section - was awesome with amazing views over Loch Fyne to Inverary.)  A brief stop in Strachur to refuel and then it was the long stretch to the ferry.  Not much waiting around for it thankfully we timed it quite well!  Headwind home but still great weather and a great day on the bike.  Cheers guys!!
Some cracking photos taken, I really like this one (taken by Charlie)...

 

Was running a bit late this morning (surprise surprise) due to a dodgy stomach, but I got to the clubrooms at 8.02 to find Charlie & Galeb and no one else so was a but unsure how the day would go (expected a smashfest lol!!) but was pleased to see the number of bodies waiting at the bridge which means a good shared workload and a well disciplined bunch.  We scooped up/met Michael at Arrochar so had ten riders out on this run.  What a throroughly enjoyable ride through the military road to the Rest, with a short cafe stop at the van at the top.  We headed through Hells Glen (my first time doing that section - was awesome with amazing views over Loch Fyne to Inverary.)  A brief stop in Strachur to refuel and then it was the long stretch to the ferry.  Not much waiting around for it thankfully we timed it quite well!  Headwind home but still great weather and a great day on the bike.  Cheers guys!!
Some cracking photos taken, I really like this one (taken by Charlie)...

 

Great day out guys, good pace and cracking conditions. sorry I missed the refreshments in Amaretto 

Fantastic day gents, sorry to crack on after clune was on the clock......great day as the photos tell

There were indeed beers at amaretto's, where we met messrs. Leavy and Lymburn, and Pammie and Rochelle turned up too.
Superb run out today, great weather, glorious vistas, and some epic descents. There were some climbs too, but the less said about them, the better.

excellent ride in warm sun. Ten of the Joansin finest in glorious Argyll scenery. Helensburgh/Rest/Hell's Glen/Sandbank.
Alex enjoyed himself so much he turned right after disembarking to head for Largs. The normals turned left and as I peeled off for home there were rumours of beers later in Amaretto in afternoon sunshine.
I suspect some are still there on their third by now.
 

Cheers Charlie- I’ll drop you a text as I’m leaving. One wee route variation is that the Bunch might fancy coming down to the bagel basket

Club rooms for me & remember we getting Andy @ Morrisons 

Yeah Alex see you 8am clubrooms, Iain see you 8:30 (or 8:32!) At bridge 

I'm in Colin. Is it an 8am start at club rooms?

https://www.strava.com/routes/19738575
 
Tells me my estimated moving time is just short of 6 hours, so we'll be back for 2pm without a cafe... half 2 with a cafe

full run for me then. are we doing the military road and hells glen?

Might tag along if this OK for non 1st claim members. Happy to offer plenty of turns on the front as penance

Glen & Iain we will easily be back for two. We just tuck in behind the Galeb express

Colin I vote for 100 mile route 

Iain, I would to be back by 1:30/2 so we could do the shorter route and not stop if you fancied or stop for a very quick coffee? So 1pm’ish at Erskine 

Meet you at the bridge.