Show us what you did today, thread

[clubby]

Back between the race tapes for me and went a lot better than Pitfichie. Down in Glentress for the Bosch Challenge. Course far more brutal than last year and tested my battery to its limits.

Ended up 93rd out of 99 but was closer to the mid pack riders than I managed last year. Quite pleased I was only 7 or so minutes behind Davedownhill.

That’s race season over, time for some chilled rides.

 

[Jamiedyer]

Excellent effort Clubby! Well done!
You look like you're enjoying it

Jamie

 

[velomaniac]

7 or so minutes behind that fag smoking pie eating layabout DaveDH who doesn't even train, that's just no fair Clubby but bloody well done all the same

 

[clubby]

Yes, but he lives at the bottom of the bloody hill and could ride the trails blindfolded. I didn’t even know half the this years trails existed.

On the plus side I was 12 minutes ahead of my fab smoking pie eating layabout mate Peem and he did the beginners course with two less stages.

 

[clubby]

Legs still sore from Saturday’s race, so went for a gentle spin on the gravel bike. Headed out along the cliff path mulling over a future Clubbytrails route. Lovely morning and quiet roads, bliss.

 

[JRGSXR]

Great pics Clubby, where was that? Looks like the weather was decent too

 

[clubby]

Great pics Clubby, where was that? Looks like the weather was decent too

Heading north out of Arbroath towards Auchmithie.

 

[Davedownhill]

fag smoking pie eating layabout DaveDH who doesn't even train,

No fags in over three years- the rest is undeniable however!

Bosch was great fun- but the British Champs on sunday was a different matter, legs were destroyed by that point. Came dead last in class!

 

[velomaniac]

Okay amend to fag craving, pie eating, layabout. Dave, both you and Clubby are well impressive in my book despite your electric assistance. Currently wheezing my death throws just cycling/walking/crawling GT's blue route

 

[Jamiedyer]

Hello Macretro
Brian and I were out today on one of Brians road rides, enjoying the great weather and some nice quiet backroads through Easter Ross, we also enjoyed some dirt and gravel too
I was on the Mercian with Brian on his Cube.
As is usual for us at this time of year, we had to really race the darkness back to Dingwall and take some dirt tracks to stay off the main road before a quick dash on the Ullapool road before we could finish into Dingwall and Brians on the nice safe cycle paths. It wasn't completely our fault as we enticed off the road by Brians friend with mugs of tea and cake, be rude not too, but it did leave us a long way from home with a setting sun.
A great day out.

Darkness is coming
Untitled by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr

Untitled by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr

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Untitled by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr

Untitled by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr

Untitled by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr