Pedal for Scotland 2009

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All good points Mr Pig.

I'll be giving the bike a quick once over tomorrow as I've been off it for two weeks.

The most important job is to try and get the talcum powder off the back wheel! :ohmy:
 

HJ

Cycling in Scotland
Location
Auld Reekie
saintraymondo said:
Does anyone know if you actually need to start at the offical location( Glasgow green) ie, do you need to log in before starting.

I am registered , have my number etc but was thinking of starting at home ( EK) and then meeting a mate at his house en route , he stays on Edinburgh road so it is on the official route.
Cheers

There is no login at the start, it is just a rolling start, so just join the masses as they go passed... or when you see the CycleChat jerseys ;)
 

Coco

Well-Known Member
Location
Glasgow
marooncat said:
I will be around to say hi at the start but I am prob end up cycle on my own but will see what happens. Will aim to start with you guys but you will most likely find after a few miles I have disappeared far behind you ;)

Not so fast MC (no pun intended). I'm aiming to be the slowest of the CCers and I've got the Cyclogs to prove it :sad:

Thanks for the tips Mr P. And to think I didn't know what a pelaton was two months ago :biggrin:
 

JiMBR

Senior Member
Location
Glasgow
I'll be in a work team, but I'll be sure to say hi to the guys with the CC livery....good luck everyone...have fun! ;)
 

top-tube

Über Member
Location
Leith, Edinburgh
Just to add to Mr Pig's advice from yesterday, after my experience on Edinburgh to St Andrews this year, if you're going to clear your nose/throat, do it into the gutter, not the road side! I almost got covered in someone's 'grob', in Fife in June.
 

HonestMan1910

Über Member
Location
Winchburgh
top-tube said:
Just to add to Mr Pig's advice from yesterday, after my experience on Edinburgh to St Andrews this year, if you're going to clear your nose/throat, do it into the gutter, not the road side! I almost got covered in someone's 'grob', in Fife in June.

Not guilty, i was on this run and ensured that every gob was into the field/road on my left and well clear of any nearby rider, disgusting !:rolleyes:
 

ACS

Legendary Member
I think that I will do this ride on my hybrid or my old road bike. Not really that comfortable with having my best bike rattling around with other bikes on the back of a truck.

If I am being a little paranoid please shout out .
 
Location
Edinburgh
SB, quite agree with you. This will be an outing for the hybrid.
 

Mr Pig

New Member
We took our bikes up to Calendar in the back of a van the other week. I was quite careful packing them in but still got a big scratch on my fork crown. No big deal but if I was a wanky roadie I'd be furious! ;0)

So am I the only muppet from CC doing this on an MTB?..
 
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