The Next Spokes Ride meets at 09:30am on Sunday 18th July at the Usher Hall, Lothian Road to West Linton. Distance will be around 95km (60 miles). If nice bring a picnic. |

Written by Neil Robertson Monday, 08 December 2003 16:52
Weather was near perfect sunny, clear and still, but cold. We set off as 24? including one Trice and one recumbent.
A GOG
Xmas cheer and mulled wine
New year cheer and mince pies
Spokes run report .
Written by Snowcycle Sunday, 02 November 2003 16:44
What a beautiful day for a Spokes Ride, we started from the Usher Hall at 10:17 am and departed for Mid Calder. A bit breezy, but it was a balmy 12 deg Celsius, and lots of sunshine. 21 people turned up. Yup I’m back on the bike (don’t all moan at once please!!!!), firing on one leg though. Makes acceleration a bit interesting.
Written by Snowcycle Sunday, 07 September 2003 16:35
You can't have missed the excellent prizes on offer for Sunday's spokes ride to Linlithgow. Remember there's also a 'booby' prize as well. Still laid up becaus eI broke my leg, the September 2003 Spokes Ride was a Treasure Hunt.
Written by Mark Symonds Sunday, 03 August 2003 16:32
The ride of 15 went to Blackness via Craigie - 1 puncture sustained by the farm, S.Queensferry, Hopetoun House, a carry over the gate to get out to Abercorn where churchyard was explored and mausoleum discovered whilst searching for the path to Blackness. We opted instead for the road and most lunched on the beach - the others relying on flapjacks from the shop as the inn closed in early July.Written by Mark Symonds Sunday, 06 July 2003 16:27
Well, now for Sunday's ride. We had a pleasant spin over the Meadows, down the Innocent path, through Niddrie and then Mucklets Lane and along Pinkie Road before hitting the "Coastal Trail" to Gullane Beach. Here the 13 of us partook in picnics, paddling in the water which became pleasant once all feeling had ceased and Frisbee for the more energetic. Sadly, no one remembered their bucket and spade.
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