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Glenbrook to the Helipad and back
NB: Originally posted elsewhere on the Global Riders Network and appears via syndication.
When:
Wednesday, 19 October, 2011 - 19:00 The meeting times are 'ready to ride'. If you need time to prepare equipment then please arrive a few minutes earlier.
Duration:
2 hours
Come Rain or Shine:
If it's raining, I won't be there.
Ride Database Entry:
The Oaks Meeting Point:
Glenbrook Park. In the small car park opposite the shops.
Details:
Glenbrook to the Helipad, return on the Oaks single track. Steven's(Pedalgogy) eyes lit up when I mention the Helipad tonight, so it's the Helipad and back next week.
All welcome!!
Who's in?
Pedalgogy, Chuck, hathill, holmesy, pete BMT
What Happened?
Were you there and have a story to tell?
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The secrete altitude training must be finished hey Hathill.
It will be by then - might be a slowish trip for me to the helipad as I adjust to the lower altitude
Comming back down will be worth the climb.
Too right it will be!
I rolled down the other night. Such great fun at any speed.
Hey, new to the forum
thought I'd have a crack at this ride to start
Pete
See you Wednesday Pete!!
Hi Pete
This is a good night ride to start on as the trail is not very technical.
Cheers
Steve
Was I in the wrong spot or was there a no show, I still got a ride in , just not to the heli pad
Hasn't happened yet - 7:00 tonight.
i read 9:00 not 19:00 , bugger
You're not the first and won't be the last to make that mistake Pete.
Still would have been a great ride with the weather so nice today.
I might be a couple of minutes late, the wife is not home yet. Start without me and I will catch up.
What a fun filled night! Upon our arrival to the Helipad we had intellectual discussions ranging from terminal velocity, string theory, Einstein, I phone satellite magnets and the universe as a big doughnut.
On the way back down there was an intellectual debate about how much extra air really is in a 29er tube. Or is it that I just buy dodgy $10 pumps?
Chuck’s eye to detail enabled us to see an angry scorpion and a snake that had lost its way. Sorry about the lunch money joke, I think it was the lack of altitude training on my behalf.
There was also talk of a tall Mysterious figure somewhere along the single track. Maybe it was the Glenbrook Yowie? Or was it just a Kangaroo?
Cheers
Steve