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Post by Chopper on Nov 15, 2015 16:10:11 GMT
Slippy slidey sideways manky mud luv it   |
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Post by hodgy on Nov 15, 2015 16:15:33 GMT
You need a second lap ..there are bits untouched ..that blue shiny thing for starters ...
Where have you been ..or need I guess ..same as one of my favourite tipples ..g & t
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Post by Chopper on Nov 15, 2015 16:19:58 GMT
You need a second lap ..there are bits untouched ..that blue shiny thing for starters ... Where have you been ..or need I guess ..same as one of my favourite tipples ..g & t Got it in one, that shiny blue thing is the zipper puller thing probably wiped clean by my glove when i opened my pocket to get my phone to take this photo haha, believe me not a part of me wasn't muddy, the shower block at G&T was very busy today |
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Post by getonyourbike on Nov 15, 2015 17:03:49 GMT
How's the natural stuff at GT riding? Golfie was riding so well!
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Post by Chopper on Nov 15, 2015 17:15:21 GMT
How's the natural stuff at GT riding? Golfie was riding so well! Plan B (trailfairy plan) was slippery but rideable apart from a flat part which was basically a swamp and axle deep  Hush Hush was riding brilliant although i couldn't really see, further down dave's trail was covered in leaves and made for some sideways moments, all in, pretty damn good |
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Post by getonyourbike on Nov 15, 2015 19:05:57 GMT
I think I only know one of those trails! Need to learn some more of the natural trails at Glentress for sure. Had a chat with Carnegie yesterday (never disappoints), so I've got a loads of trails that I need to ride at the Golfie now. Haha
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Post by Chopper on Nov 15, 2015 21:23:33 GMT
I think I only know one of those trails! Need to learn some more of the natural trails at Glentress for sure. Had a chat with Carnegie yesterday (never disappoints), so I've got a loads of trails that I need to ride at the Golfie now. Haha Neil's an animal trailboss haha, b side runs down from the mast down to the end of the goat track, hush hush is after the first section of the black trail up the boundary for abiut 100 mtr and its just in the tree line in the right, youv probably ridden them just not familiar with the names |
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Post by getonyourbike on Nov 15, 2015 21:42:45 GMT
He is indeed! Told me that he's been scouting for spots to drop new trails in, while he's been injured. Repeat Offender, has been rebuilt 3 times already as well. That's nuts. Man is a legend.
You're probably right there. I've ridden some many tracks up there in races, that I don't know the names of.
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Post by Chopper on Nov 15, 2015 21:50:00 GMT
The Tweed Valley is an amazing place to ride because of him and Steve Deas in i cycles, but mostly Neil
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Post by typer on Nov 15, 2015 22:02:44 GMT
Getting muddy is half the fun Hush hush is an awesome trail btw |
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Post by getonyourbike on Nov 15, 2015 22:07:25 GMT
The Tweed Valley is an amazing place to ride because of him and Steve Deas in i cycles, but mostly Neil So true. Great to hear about there being an official trail maintenance group running up at the Golfie next spring, as well. At least it won't just be Neil, then. He also mentioned the possibility of the muddy drag up off the main fireroad being hard packed... |
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Post by Chopper on Nov 15, 2015 22:15:05 GMT
Good news
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Hush Hush was riding brilliant although i couldn't really see, further down dave's trail was covered in leaves and made for some sideways moments, all in, pretty damn good 
