Saturday 28th February Cloon XC/FR spin 10.00

10.00 at Cloon for a spin up the dream mile, Alanaylings wood, Mini Bog of death, Curtlestown and Cloon.
Suitable for everybody.
Richie

I was going to do an imra race but this just sounds too good.

Now Eoghan, think carefully before you arrive at such rash decisions. The Troooperstown race is a classic, now in its third year. It would be a sin to miss out on it. The route was designed by a genius and, according to some brilliant individual on the IMRA forum, runs down a "cliff". How could you even contemplate missing this for the mini bog of death and Alanaylings wood (which has bugger all to do with Alan Ayling!)? In fairness, the Dream Mile is cool, if the owner (Joe Walker) doesn't show up. (Someone tell me if the court injuntion notices barring people from going in there are still up!).

Who's Alan Ayling ?

Is it not the Green Mile ?

Has anyone found Waaayne yet ?

ah you found me out MrB..i call it the Dream mile for divilment !!!

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzbum pzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzbump...

I should be out for this one in the morning Richie.

deadly !!!

Can't remember if I have been on a spin at Cloon (brain damage), can someone tell me the meeting place for 10?

I'm shooting to be at this or the Sunday spin.

Ritchie,

Thanks a mil. Definitely never been there before.

great spin guys, great gang out..the old water track down Curtlestown was great craic..the green mile was a pleasure, the pace was cool..what can I say..nicely done folks.
hats off to Natalie, very slick on the descents..I have never seen a human bean go over the bars as much as much as Martin the Canadian..

Human bean... do I detect a Watchmen theme here?!

yes Alan,
check these legends out

Where is that trail with all the rocks?

10.00 at Cloon for a spin up the dream mile, Alanaylings wood, Mini Bog of death, Curtlestown and Cloon.
Suitable for everybody.
Richie

I was going to do an imra race but this just sounds too good.

Now Eoghan, think carefully before you arrive at such rash decisions. The Troooperstown race is a classic, now in its third year. It would be a sin to miss out on it. The route was designed by a genius and, according to some brilliant individual on the IMRA forum, runs down a "cliff". How could you even contemplate missing this for the mini bog of death and Alanaylings wood (which has bugger all to do with Alan Ayling!)? In fairness, the Dream Mile is cool, if the owner (Joe Walker) doesn't show up. (Someone tell me if the court injuntion notices barring people from going in there are still up!).

Who's Alan Ayling ?

Is it not the Green Mile ?

Has anyone found Waaayne yet ?

ah you found me out MrB..i call it the Dream mile for divilment !!!

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzbum pzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzbump...

I should be out for this one in the morning Richie.

deadly !!!

Can't remember if I have been on a spin at Cloon (brain damage), can someone tell me the meeting place for 10?

I'm shooting to be at this or the Sunday spin.

Ritchie,

Thanks a mil. Definitely never been there before.

great spin guys, great gang out..the old water track down Curtlestown was great craic..the green mile was a pleasure, the pace was cool..what can I say..nicely done folks.
hats off to Natalie, very slick on the descents..I have never seen a human bean go over the bars as much as much as Martin the Canadian..

Human bean... do I detect a Watchmen theme here?!

yes Alan,
check these legends out

Where is that trail with all the rocks?