Mo1959
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Are you sure? It might be Monday and you forgot to take Sundays.Morning it's Sunday, it said so on my pill box
Are you sure? It might be Monday and you forgot to take Sundays.Morning it's Sunday, it said so on my pill box
We used to call it rough stuff and do it on our road bikes, no mountain bikes in those days, my first cycle club used to do a lot of it, great fun but I haven't done any for years.
I didn't find it easy to let the bike take control and I'm far from expert. I've played around a bit in 3-4" deep mud on the canal and found it works. It was a different thing yesterday. Two or three times I thought I was going down and so let the bike go, it just stayed up.This is something I am hopeless at. I tense up rather than trusting the bike. Doesn't matter I suppose as I just take my time but I admire riders than can just relax and effortlessly flow through the rough stuff.
Don't confuse me, I'm confused enough on my ownAre you sure? It might be Monday and you forgot to take Sundays.
That really takes me back I belonged to the Loughborough Section C TC rough stuff runs were a fairly regular feature on the clubs calendar Canal towpaths were another favourite.Back in the late fifties andearly sixties well before restoration they could make for interesting riding
The Derbyshire Dales was another favourite.Hartington to Ilam Lathkill Daleamong many others .I doubt bikes are allowed through many of the dales these days
Happy days
Expecting an invasion?Morning it's Sunday, it said so on my pill box
I can beat that...Several people I met yesterday only ride gravel, never road, which seems a bit limiting.