Yes, I haven't been on any other CC Ecosse rides this year...yes I know. The main reason for that is time. I seem to have very little of it this year. (I wonder why....). However, I've freed my diary, and I thought, hmmm, lets do something a little different.
So on Saturday September the 4th 2010 a new annual event will be born. The CC Ecosse Pedal for Cake Ride. This ride will have a number of special features:
* Cake. It will be supplied at the end of the ride. This year that will be a chez Magnatom, however, it is expected (and hoped) that this will be somewhere else each year.
* It will consist of 100 miles (ish) of riding, which this year will begin in Glasgow (ok either Torrance or more likely Bishopbriggs due to the locality of the train station). It will
then head to Edinburgh, possibly with a stop for some food/drink etc and then head back to Glasgow (Torrance) for some well earned triple chocolate brownie. Yum!
* There will be inane chatter, friendly banter and general leg pulling, and and enough cycling to get us there and back
* No-one will be left behind
For those who don't want the full 100 mile challenge it would be possible to do 50 miles either way, whichever suits best.
Obviously the details need to be fine tuned (e.g. the small matter of the route) but this is an early call to make sure you keep that Saturday free.
So, if you want to be able to tell your grandchildren, 'I was there when it all started...' then you know what to do.
(Magnatom and family can accept no responsibility for any weight gain caused by participation in this ride)
So on Saturday September the 4th 2010 a new annual event will be born. The CC Ecosse Pedal for Cake Ride. This ride will have a number of special features:
* Cake. It will be supplied at the end of the ride. This year that will be a chez Magnatom, however, it is expected (and hoped) that this will be somewhere else each year.
* It will consist of 100 miles (ish) of riding, which this year will begin in Glasgow (ok either Torrance or more likely Bishopbriggs due to the locality of the train station). It will
then head to Edinburgh, possibly with a stop for some food/drink etc and then head back to Glasgow (Torrance) for some well earned triple chocolate brownie. Yum!

* There will be inane chatter, friendly banter and general leg pulling, and and enough cycling to get us there and back
* No-one will be left behind
For those who don't want the full 100 mile challenge it would be possible to do 50 miles either way, whichever suits best.
Obviously the details need to be fine tuned (e.g. the small matter of the route) but this is an early call to make sure you keep that Saturday free.
So, if you want to be able to tell your grandchildren, 'I was there when it all started...' then you know what to do.

(Magnatom and family can accept no responsibility for any weight gain caused by participation in this ride)