Scottish version of L'Eroica - now The Bravo Scozia Ride
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old_coyote_pedaller
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I'm with Rob and Gazz, £50
tae dae a bike ride lookin like a Big Issue seller, on a bike that's mair decrepit than me. A picnic on some toff's lawn I can do without tae. 
I suspect loads of old bikes and old clothes will be getting bought for this never to be ridden or worn again. :facepalm:
I suspect loads of old bikes and old clothes will be getting bought for this never to be ridden or worn again. :facepalm:
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The Ken":3tnpckg7 said:This looks interesting, very tempted, would need to do it on the clunker which is technically newer than 87 by 8 years as it is a reproduction, but it is as heavy and the parts are more period correct. 60 miles on it is a bit daunting though.
would need to do it dressed like this too.... with less hair.
Stuart adamson!
highlandsflyer
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I reckon £50 is fair.
Lunch and a céilidh would often stand you most of that alone.
Lots of organising is going into this; the organiser has contacted the relevant land owners rather than just asserting rights of way.
Camping gear is being transported from the start to the finish for entrants.
I am puzzled why anyone would expect to get this cheaper.
As far as the clothing suggestion, I am sure most people would be glad of an opportunity to indulge in a little classic British gentlemen's attire, or indeed ladies'.
On that note, I would advise my wife is a master tailor, so if anyone wants a bespoke outfit at cost price send me a message, it would be best to get an order in now.
Lunch and a céilidh would often stand you most of that alone.
Lots of organising is going into this; the organiser has contacted the relevant land owners rather than just asserting rights of way.
Camping gear is being transported from the start to the finish for entrants.
I am puzzled why anyone would expect to get this cheaper.
As far as the clothing suggestion, I am sure most people would be glad of an opportunity to indulge in a little classic British gentlemen's attire, or indeed ladies'.
On that note, I would advise my wife is a master tailor, so if anyone wants a bespoke outfit at cost price send me a message, it would be best to get an order in now.
old_coyote_pedaller
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My post wasn't entirely serious, I know you are getting a lot for your entry money but it's not the sort of thing for me.
I suspect you last line isn't serious either.
I suspect you last line isn't serious either.
highlandsflyer
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If I had said she was a Master Baker, so order your butteries well in advance, that would be more in the humorous vein.
Dont let them get to you highlandsflyer.
I've always assumed most on here used to be badger baiters, they did it for a long time, now they're old, so now they've just become master baiters
A master tailer as your better half, you must be the sharpest dressed man about the highlands.
Jamie
I've always assumed most on here used to be badger baiters, they did it for a long time, now they're old, so now they've just become master baiters
A master tailer as your better half, you must be the sharpest dressed man about the highlands.
Jamie
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