25mph.

[postman]

I sent one of my former cycling buddies a text yesterday.Did he still cycle on a Saturday morning with another old pal.Yes was the reply and how great it was to hear from me.The three Amigos to ride again he replied.So i have just looked at the weather for Leeds tomorrow.The cold i can wrap up against but i cannot beat the 25 mph wind we are going to get.So riding won't be this Saturday.

 

[fossyant]

Should the howling rain not appear, I'll be out. Trails should be dryish, which is a bonus. A dry week, followed by drying wind, should make the ride far 'cleaner' than two weekends ago (a record for mud). A big MTB's not going to get blown about much, unless I go for air....

I won't be in the high hills, but I'm thinking of checking out what damage Cheshire East has done to one of the routes I regularly ride - it's been re-surfaced and it's not gone down well with local MTB'ers - i.e. super flat surface not exactly in keeping with a natural trail. (road bike suitable).

 

[Jody]

Local club was meant to be doing the sh*t bike shambles in the peaks this weekend, which I can't make due to doctors orders. However the weather has postponed it so I might make it after all.

What could possibly go wrong with a technical loop in the peaks on sub £20 bikes

 

[Old jon]

Wind Schwind, I have just about hung enough stuff on the new frame to take it for a trundle tomorrow. Only to find the mistakes of course . . .

 

[Deleted member 1258]

The plan for tomorrow is a short ride, about 40 miles, in the morning and an afternoon watching the rugby.