Cotswolds lanes

[stanbloke]

Sunday was planned as a little day out in the Cotswolds.

Did'nt count on slippey grass / mud / steep hill / road tyres....Hmmm.....ah well, got there in the end. Bloomin good day out tho.

 

[Boris]

Just shows all those dual purpose tyres like tourances and even K60 are just useless when you show them a bit of damp grass or mud. Full knobblies are the only way if planning anything more than gravel trails.

 

[boboneleg]

Looks like a bit of effort going on there Stan, I'm sure it was fun anyway

 

[Steve T]

Wots the ugly Welsh geezer from ABR doing in shot?

Looks like hard work to me, but if thats your entertainment, enjoy

Steve T

 

[Paul-S]

Nice one

Did you lose a few pounds?

 

[Boris]

Nice one

Did you lose a few pounds?

That's a rather polite way to call someone a fat b'stard

 

[Paul-S]

Nice one

Did you lose a few pounds?

That's a rather polite way to call someone a fat b'stard

When we were in Italy a few years back we had to wheel my AT backwards about 150 metres up a slope of that gradient as I had accidentally dropped into a mountain bike black run while we were off road on a downhill section. I was enjoying it and some of the smaller jumps till I got to the cork screw and stopped immediately. Weather was scorchio and we lost a few pound that day I tell yer!

 

[stanbloke]

Your right Boris....full knobblies for laning.

We did'nt intend to get into that state as we were just having a potter about but we were having a great time so what the heck.

Paul-S....cheeky sod....but yes i have lost a few pounds but Bond-yzf lost a lot more pushing, top bloke.

I am looking at a little bike for this game now, it will be a lot easier.

Bob's reports make me smile and there a lot of cracking place out there to ride...25o/400 are the way forwards methinks.