Bank Holiday Monday ride in Cornwall with CBG Marshalls.
Posted: Jul 31st, '18, 21:56
Just sharing this if any Cornwall members want to tag along. I'm planning a ride out for Cornish Bike Group Marshalls, so if you want to expand your skills or just fancy tagging along let me know. Post on CBG reads as follows:
Putting together a provisional Marshalls ride out for Bank Holiday Monday 27Aug. Just awaiting confirmation on my wife's shift pattern. If this goes ahead I would be meeting at Morrison car park (the small one next to the garage), 10 am for 10.30 stands up. Route will be approx towards Bodmin (probs via Wadebridge roads A39) then across to Chequered flag for Brunch and home via Dobwalls, St. Blazey and St Austell. Expecting it to be three to four hours so back mid afternoon. Pace will be traffic dependent but not suitable for small capacity bikes, so it's a big boy/ girl trousers ride
. Obviously it's also weather dependent, I'll confirm the ride for definite in the next week but will give updates as the date approaches. Call it a training exercise in 'making progress' as the cops call it. Special attention will be paid to 'looking ahead', reading the road and progressive overtaking. Swift but safe is the idea.
Putting together a provisional Marshalls ride out for Bank Holiday Monday 27Aug. Just awaiting confirmation on my wife's shift pattern. If this goes ahead I would be meeting at Morrison car park (the small one next to the garage), 10 am for 10.30 stands up. Route will be approx towards Bodmin (probs via Wadebridge roads A39) then across to Chequered flag for Brunch and home via Dobwalls, St. Blazey and St Austell. Expecting it to be three to four hours so back mid afternoon. Pace will be traffic dependent but not suitable for small capacity bikes, so it's a big boy/ girl trousers ride
. Obviously it's also weather dependent, I'll confirm the ride for definite in the next week but will give updates as the date approaches. Call it a training exercise in 'making progress' as the cops call it. Special attention will be paid to 'looking ahead', reading the road and progressive overtaking. Swift but safe is the idea.