After my right hand XT shifter deciding to give up the ghost just prior to Wednesdays ride, I am now in need of a replacement. (The white plastic cable guide insode has broken). Does anyone have one lying about? Anyone swapped to singlespeed and no longer require the shifter?

Alan

Well that was a classic Wednesday night ride out. 12 of us opted for a change from the norm and headed out on the urban loop in reverse. The muddy trails of Mugdock were left behind with the theme being one of mostly fast and flowy, hard packed singletrack. The odd bit of mud was the exception rather than the rule which made a very welcome change.

We may have gone a bit daft on the biscuit front when we got back though. I guess the lesson is don’t buy food when you’re hungry!

Sanny

Hi there, i’m looking for a white 100mm 0deg stem…if anyone has one lying around that need rid of it.

Cheers

G

Hello,

Just a reminder that last year winter was a tad extreme…..this year who knows, so be prepared.

Only 5 working weeks left to christmas so don’t leave it till the last minute as the plumbers will be too busy.  Any cold radiators, dripping taps, damp patches, bare pipes, leaky drains, blocked drains, get them fixed now, before the cold weather rush starts and you are at the end of a long queue.

Remember it’s cheaper to get it fixed sooner, than wait till it’s an emergency and you’ll be charged a premium price.

Keep warm and dry….

Simon     07968 124706

Weather looks good, the biscuits are bought, anyone up for a local spin – we could do the urban in reverse, Dumgoyne Loop, Dougalston, the Whangie – loads of options available.

So who is planning on coming out to play?

Cheers

Sanny

I’m planning to do the Killearn/Dumgoyne high loop this Sunday, leaving from the usual club car park at 9 a.m. Anyone fancy coming along?

Gerry’s brief description of the ride is:

Head out to Killearn via the Westie. Climb towards Dumgoyne from landrover track at Killearn and descend behind Dumgoyne to pipetrack. Return to car park, preferably via Bullands, allow ~4 1/2 hours for loop. Rocky/rooty etc. can be picked up at the start for those who are interested and we can regroup with others at Killearn ready for climb. Plenty of options and variety.

Weather forecast is looking reasonable at the moment, so might be some nice views over Loch Lomond.