There we go then.....
I will start the ball rolling.
We've called it a "B" group before and nothing happened. So I will now call it a "Slower" Group for those that do not understand!
A group of us "Racers" want to take it easy during the winter months (2 officially - November & December) and are willing to split the Sunday club runs into two groups, the regular group and the afformentioned "Slower" Group.
I know that some members are a wee bit put off by how fast we go sometimes. This is an opportunity to come out with us and be sociable.
What do you think?
If we think its a go-er, I will put it on the website.


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What a lovely day for a bike ride

We get the usual handful of riders turning up at the station on a Sunday for a good workout.
Does no-one want to take it easy? I know there are people out there that want an easier ride.


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What a lovely day for a bike ride

I do, that is why i go out on my own


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My pleasure is going DOWN
Fancy a downhill fight, then give me a shout! Other than that, bog off ;-)

Every other week do a bit slower ride around malton area next ride 18th oct riding leavning/thixendale meet at 9am could meet at station sometimes meet at pub in yedingham (not that week) ride about 4 hrs not that fast but a few hills allso hope to do a few training rides for the coast 2 coast ride in may got colin out at w/end for our first big ride colin managed boltby bank 39x25 winter bike with m/guards and his rack think you managed to stay in zone 2 mate?

Cheers milkydave. Start at the Station on Sunday 18th and watch the hill climb!
Im so glad you have posted on this thread. With all the replies you have had, it looks like there are going to be more people riding with you than us "fast lads" ------------------not!
I will say again, please dont leave all the organising etc to a small handfull of people. The club is just that, a club.

We can only get better if we CLUB together.

Hey, I like that.


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What a lovely day for a bike ride

Is that the latest Club motto, following on from "No pain, no pain"?