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billinom8s wrote:god no, we aren't set up for that. just follow the bike in front, then you you won't get lost.
or......we could send him ahead to get the bacon butties and teas sorted??!!
But then I'm bound to get lost !
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billinom8s wrote:god no, we aren't set up for that. just follow the bike in front, then you you won't get lost.
I was planning on doing that
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Then you'll have to play with the rest of us then!
The idea of these rides is that you don't have to worry about such stuff - just come along, let someone else do the route/lead etc and just take the opportunity to enjoy riding your bike....simples
I always like to have the route (if there is one), as a back up.
Been on a few rides (green laning) where the leaders GPS has failed and I've then had to take over.
Jug_Inspector wrote:I always like to have the route (if there is one), as a back up.
Been on a few rides (green laning) where the leaders GPS has failed and I've then had to take over.
Leader GPS...eh? Really ?
Have you noticed that anyone going slower than you is an idiot, and anyone going faster is a maniac ?
I normally plan the route, ride the route, remember the route, forget parts of the route, ride a route.
As mmadw seems to look at the posted route anyway they can't tell if I've made a mistake or not.
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70 or so lanes strung together through small country roads and farm tracks... Yeh, leaders have GPS as without it (or years of local knowledge) you're just not going to be able to string them together well.
Plus I'd get lost getting to the end of my road without GPS
I have route in my sat nav it's a fairly easy route so no one needs to panic if I knew how to send it to you I would I do green lanes as well and it's need for that but this route is well used by some of us and we can always make it up as we go along ;)
Tractorwackyracer wrote:I have route in my sat nav it's a fairly easy route so no one needs to panic if I knew how to send it to you I would I do green lanes as well and it's need for that but this route is well used by some of us and we can always make it up as we go along ;)
So Mark are you taking over as lead bike from Si or just being prepared?
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Simon has hurt his back so asked if I will lead I will post up a rough route Sat afternoon with approximate fuel stop and coffee stops
Just a reminder this ride is a friendly ride and will be at the posted road legal limits