ShooglyDougie
Guru
- Location
- Gore Glen
Do they let fuzzy headed mountain bikers do these road events? Looks well good.
Given how fast you were on the Arran ride, I'd like to see them stop you (and wouldn't like to see you on a road bike)Do they let fuzzy headed mountain bikers do these road events? Looks well good.
I'm pretty sure team Cyclechat are screwed though.
Will look into it cheers for thatI've always maintained that the 50 is one of the flattest rides one can get in Scotland. As has been said, only 1 wee incline - the slope out of Dunkeld past the golf course.
It's an ideal route for @Pat "5mph" and her Belles. I was intending to do it this year but they 'require' helmets to be worn and helmet + headrest on 'bent = ... and by then I'd lost a bunch of mojo ...
Anyone found it yet, please ?
I've always maintained that the 50 is one of the flattest rides one can get in Scotland. As has been said, only 1 wee incline - the slope out of Dunkeld past the golf course.
It's an ideal route for @Pat "5mph" and her Belles. I was intending to do it this year but they 'require' helmets to be worn and helmet + headrest on 'bent = ... and by then I'd lost a bunch of mojo ...
Anyone found it yet, please ?
I was intending to do it this year but they 'require' helmets to be worn and helmet + headrest on 'bent = ..
It really is the flattest 50!! My club mate rode the best time last year with an average speed of 22mph. He's no slouch but that speed speaks volumes.I've always maintained that the 50 is one of the flattest rides one can get in Scotland. As has been said, only 1 wee incline - the slope out of Dunkeld past the golf course.
It's an ideal route for @Pat "5mph" and her Belles. I was intending to do it this year but they 'require' helmets to be worn and helmet + headrest on 'bent = ... and by then I'd lost a bunch of mojo ...
Anyone found it yet, please ?