MacRetro chat and rides thread

[old_coyote_pedaller]

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So, it wis you that left that there. :shock:


Need to go back for a better explore, though.

 

[RobMac]

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Need to go back for a better explore, though.

I'd be up for that, at least if I was there I'd be able to steer you clear of any man made obstacles

 

[old_coyote_pedaller]

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Need to go back for a better explore, though.

I'd be up for that, at least if I was there I'd be able to steer you clear of any man made obstacles

If we could go in there with a few of us, we could clear some of the fallen trees across the paths, didn't have my saw with me this evening. My wife and daughter weren't up for any lumber-jacking. A GPS would be good too, to find oot where the feck we were.
Probably turn out that the path we were on is the only one there. :facepalm:

 

[velomaniac]

Discovered woodland with oodles of singletrack right on the southern edge of Edinburgh near my home the other night. Never knew it was there
Great place to play though, Mortonhall estate and the back of Mortonhall Golf Club, recommended

 

[ewanm77]

anyone fancy a ride next sunday somewhere central don't want to go down to gt

 

[RobMac]

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I dont want to sound all doom'n'gloom BUT I'm thinking about taking the plunge and buying
a good set of lights for winter rides. Do I go for Ebay ying tongs or one of the established
brands??????? Your thoughts gentlemen :?

 

[keithyr]

Have a look at magicshine or mtbbatteries.co.UK both decent. For price.

 

[clubby]

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Go for an established brand, that way even if they go go wrong you've got back up. I swear by Lumicycle. British, reliable and can be upgraded. Usually have a sale this time of year too. Not the cheapest but last for years.

 

[RobMac]

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Cheers chaps thats a starting point

 

[firedfromthecircus]

If you're gonna do it Rob, you might as well do it properly and get some Trouties!