rdover
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Crumbs, I'm planning a 'Round Britain' practice over xmas. Starting in GLA heading to Lochgilphead, inverary, oban, F William and then straight home. About 200 miles and done in 4 hours!
Voyager said:Blimey . . That's bad news Kai.
I won't ask, but I hope all goes well and that it won't be long before you are back on the bike.
SpyInTheCamp said:Thanks. It's nothing major, just sorting out my carpal tunnel syndrome...![]()
At least I'll then be able to hold the (right) handlebar properly.
Kai
rdover said:Crumbs, I'm planning a 'Round Britain' practice over xmas. Starting in GLA heading to Lochgilphead, inverary, oban, F William and then straight home. About 200 miles and done in 4 hours!
DrKen said:Well I think Ronno does have a point. My tentative plan at the moment is to go down the (west) side of Loch Awe, to Lochgilphead then back north through Inverararay to stop for lunch at the Loch Fyne Oyster bar (Oysters are not compulsory or the only thing on their menu). That's around 100 miles I guess so we would not need to leave Tyndrum until say 1030 unless a very early lunch was expected. Maybe 930 for bacon rolls at the Green Welly would be more sensible.
DrKen said:Well I think Ronno does have a point. My tentative plan at the moment is to go down the (west) side of Loch Awe, to Lochgilphead then back north through Inverararay to stop for lunch at the Loch Fyne Oyster bar (Oysters are not compulsory or the only thing on their menu). That's around 100 miles I guess so we would not need to leave Tyndrum until say 1030 unless a very early lunch was expected. Maybe 930 for bacon rolls at the Green Welly would be more sensible.
Voyager said:Can I put in a bid for a stop at the Crinan Canal ?
As an ex-Chairman of the Linlithgow Union Canal Society I still have an interest in Inland Waterways and I haven't seen that one.
Also - I'll have my camera with me !
Not putting me off at all, I was just using your post as an excuse to open discussion of the starting timeRonno said:Sorry DrKen, Don't let me put you off. I wouldn't be able to go regardless of when you leave. (just in case you thought a later start would attract the likes of moi)
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As an ex-Chairman of the Linlithgow Union Canal Society I still have an interest in Inland Waterways and I haven't seen that one.
Ronnoe said:'Fraid not. I'd need to leave home at 06.00 on a December morning to make the Green Welly at that time.
You guys are mental
Have a good one
Yogi Bear said:My Sentiments Exactly.........
Enjoy yerselves

Rev Chuck said:I know I'm not the fasterest rider in the world, nor do I want to be, but I did think that an 8.00 a.m. start at the Green Welly was just a bit over optimistic. I would be leaving probably about 5.00 am, and that is just a bit too rufty tufty for me - in the winter. I'm sorry I'm a wuss...![]()
I do hope you have a good time.![]()

stumpy said:I can see its all sex, drugs and rock n roll in Kirkliston![]()
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Rev Chuck said:I know I'm not the fasterest rider in the world, nor do I want to be, but I did think that an 8.00 a.m. start at the Green Welly was just a bit over optimistic. I would be leaving probably about 5.00 am, and that is just a bit too rufty tufty for me - in the winter. I'm sorry I'm a wuss...![]()
I do hope you have a good time.![]()
DrKen said:As of today (Monday) the medium term weather forecast suggests Saturday should be OK so I am planning to leave Edinburgh around 830 to be at the Green Welly (Tyndrum) for 10 or so.
If you plan to join the fun please post here, and or PM me or/and Voyager with some contact details (mobile no?). I will circulate a contacts list of those planning to come so we know to wait, or not, for stragglers and slowcoaches before we set off......
Packer said:My bike is out of order due to what appears to be a bearing/seal failure in the rear hub.
It looks as though I won't be joining you after all this weekend. I'll try and get the parts and install them but it's a long shot.
If I'm not there then I'll wish you all a great day riding.