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Im in if not too knackered/ broken after The Bravo Scozia Ride.Which is now FREE you'll be delighted to hear.

The Bravo Scozia Ride Posted by Mark Stevens · Its now official. The Ride is free. BUT there will be no lunch at Amat, no eve meal or Celidh. We can all get together at the Celidh Place for a drink and a prize at 7.00 onwards. You will need to self cater, self fix bike self fix first aid, self...

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Registration is now open for The Bravo Scozia Ride. Entry fee is £50 per entry and any profits are going to the Weathered Cyclist charity. You get lunch at Amat House, an evening meal and then a Ceilidh Dance at The Celidh Place Ullapool. Maybe a prize too for the most Bravo points. See the...

Thats great.

Would you be OK camping or B&B in Ullapool? We can sort you out with a lift back to Strathpeffer on Sunday.

That's up to you. Some will have back up in the form of wife/GF with a car. Some may camp,or B&B then ride back next day. There will be a big van going back on Sunday morning, the one that brings the camping gear over and there is the Bike Bus. That's partly the idea of the Little Bravo, the...

I am pretty sure Dawes and Fablon would be generic. Does this mean we are going to have The Tartan Police patrolling Strathpeffer? No, let's keep it light. It's more about the camaraderie and the journey than the clothes and the details on our bikes.

Can you still get Tartan Fablon? We are wandering into pastiche now..

There was a Dawes in the 50's which had Tartan guards and panels, was it the Tartan Club model?

How about doing The Little Bravo? The Strath to Garve Hotel for lunch and back. Its 16 miles. Same offroad route as the Bravo. I'm doing it then driving over to Ullapool in time to welcome the first riders in. There's no entry fee. Lunch is £8.00 per head.

7th of June. Your chosen Deity, wife, fiancee, etc permitting.

That's cool, I'd love to see that on the ride. Now have a fine Ride logo on the Facebook page. I will be needing firm commitment in the form of the £50 entry fee soon. Get saving Folks!

Hi Jimulti, glad to hear you intend to look the part. The bike sounds good too. If its warm the Rab Nesbitt look would work or a semmit and westkit. Or one those Jacobite sarks. All good!

The good thing about the shopper is it allows your Kilt to hang at a more decorous advantage. You could always refit the rack and have matching Tartan shopping bags. ; )

I feel the need for a test ride of this Rig.

The cut off date will hurt a few I'm sure as will the dress code. Get yourselves to the charity shops and bike recyclers. I am considering reining in the cut off date by ten years for next year and subsequent years until, shall we say, 1897? Next years dress code? Any suggestions?

I'll be there marshalling and plugging the Bravo Scozia. Pufferites are just the sort mad enough.

Flickr pages. Seeing as I've failed at posting URL http://www.flickr.com/photos/makfreak/11032374494/.

Check out the facebook page for The Bravo Scozia. https://www.facebook.com/Bravoscozia.