Garys ???
Theyre avail at all good ABW branches now
I think he'd have a job with laces .... velcro is more his style
Take it Like a Man
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I think he'd have a job with laces .... velcro is more his style
SkyGod
What Tyre pressure you running
The trail opened up again and some nice views leapt into sight.
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The light was starting to go and it was time to replen my energy stocks.
I found a suitable hostel about 200m from my flat.
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I was in need of a high sugar electrolyte filled beverage and an intense carbohydrate stacked energy gel.
However.......................
I ended up with these:
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Good Day to you all.
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The light was starting to go and it was time to replen my energy stocks.
I found a suitable hostel about 200m from my flat.
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I was in need of a high sugar electrolyte filled beverage and an intense carbohydrate stacked energy gel.
However.......................
I ended up with these:
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Good Day to you all.
Great pics and ride report
See .... if you were man enough to go a bit quicker yer tyres wouldn't have got clogged up ....
CuzGS
Registered user
Good stuff, looks like cracking mini break
see you tomorow mate
see you tomorow mate
Take care on these lanes!
Lethal booby trap left on lane
Published on Tuesday 8 January 2013 15:17
A ‘GREEN WAY’ road appears to have been deliberately booby-trapped.
Police in Peel have revealed details about an incident on a ‘green way’ road (a right of way that vehicles can use but which does not have Tarmac) running between the Switchback Road at Lhergydoo and the Staarvey Road.
On Saturday, a member of the public found a six-inch square piece of plywood with numerous two-inch nails protruding from it that had apparently been left intentionally on the track.
It is pictured here with a size 11 boot to give an idea of scale.
This follows a number of identical incidents of wood with nails being found on the same track over the past two years. The objects clearly have the potential to cause serious damage or injury to road users.
Constable Ian Scott is one of the officers investigating the matter.
He said: ‘This matter is being treated very seriously.
‘It is an offence to cause anything to be on a road that would be obvious to a reasonable person that it was dangerous to do so.
‘The offence carries a maximum sentence of seven years’ imprisonment and a fine of up to £5,000.
‘While we can only speculate as to the motivation of those responsible at this time, the objects are presenting a very real danger to users of the Green Way Road in this location.
‘Not only could the likes of pedal cycle and motorcycle tyres be damaged causing the riders to lose control, but walkers and livestock using the lane could equally face serious injury if the objects were stepped on.
‘Green way roads are a public highway and can be used by all concerned as long as they comply with legal requirements.
To date, this has been a very local issue to this particular section of lane and we are not aware of similar incidents occurring elsewhere on the Island but I would appeal to the public to be vigilant and to report such incidents to the police.’
Anyone who has information about this incident should contact Peel police station on 842208.
A reward may be payable as a result of your information.
Lethal booby trap left on lane
Published on Tuesday 8 January 2013 15:17
A ‘GREEN WAY’ road appears to have been deliberately booby-trapped.
Police in Peel have revealed details about an incident on a ‘green way’ road (a right of way that vehicles can use but which does not have Tarmac) running between the Switchback Road at Lhergydoo and the Staarvey Road.
On Saturday, a member of the public found a six-inch square piece of plywood with numerous two-inch nails protruding from it that had apparently been left intentionally on the track.
It is pictured here with a size 11 boot to give an idea of scale.
This follows a number of identical incidents of wood with nails being found on the same track over the past two years. The objects clearly have the potential to cause serious damage or injury to road users.
Constable Ian Scott is one of the officers investigating the matter.
He said: ‘This matter is being treated very seriously.
‘It is an offence to cause anything to be on a road that would be obvious to a reasonable person that it was dangerous to do so.
‘The offence carries a maximum sentence of seven years’ imprisonment and a fine of up to £5,000.
‘While we can only speculate as to the motivation of those responsible at this time, the objects are presenting a very real danger to users of the Green Way Road in this location.
‘Not only could the likes of pedal cycle and motorcycle tyres be damaged causing the riders to lose control, but walkers and livestock using the lane could equally face serious injury if the objects were stepped on.
‘Green way roads are a public highway and can be used by all concerned as long as they comply with legal requirements.
To date, this has been a very local issue to this particular section of lane and we are not aware of similar incidents occurring elsewhere on the Island but I would appeal to the public to be vigilant and to report such incidents to the police.’
Anyone who has information about this incident should contact Peel police station on 842208.
A reward may be payable as a result of your information.
Jaseone
Registered user
whataweekend
Sounds like you had a top weekend over there. I have heard that there is some great trails etc on the island. Bloody good job you remembered about the tyre presures before giving that big fat bint a lift. Can you emagine the handling, close call that!
By the way, Nice bit if kit you have there young man, look's the bizo.
Sounds like you had a top weekend over there. I have heard that there is some great trails etc on the island. Bloody good job you remembered about the tyre presures before giving that big fat bint a lift. Can you emagine the handling, close call that!
By the way, Nice bit if kit you have there young man, look's the bizo.
You can't see them . . . . . they're obscured by the bike!
Nice ride report Bond, now feck off and kill some baddies who are trying to take over the world
The very first picture
But they're not Gary's boots.
pinkytiff
Registered user
At the top it opened up to a lovely fast track and the 690 lapped it up.
It has got 450 EXC forks and although set quite hard for road use they come into their own on these trails.
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A young lady rambler was sauntering past and she agreed to take my pic ( if you show it all your other halves they will be dripping like a fooked fridge
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She was quite fit and asked me if I had time to give her a face like a plasterers radio but sadly the daylight was fading and I had to crack on!
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As fun a RR as ever
. Have to say though that the Klim suit is looking a bit raggy at the edges already, best u get yourself another and pitch it Gary....... I'm used to hand me downs by the way 
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As fun a RR as ever
Have you seen how much weight he's put on positively bursting at the gullet and besides takes one to know one at the Pier
typical ex squaddie sense of humour i love it well done that man.
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