FNRttC Friday Night Ride to the Coast Brighton 9th May

[ianrauk]

Very tempted by this...

Go for it.

 

[StuAff]

Go for it.

+1!

 

[JoeyB]

Go for it.

+1!

Email sent.

 

[humbert15]

Hurrah, I'm pretty sure I can make this one. Looking forward to it.

 

[ianrauk]

Hurrah, I'm pretty sure I can make this one. Looking forward to it.

It's a good ride back

 

[JoeyB]

Can I see the route anywhere? Or even just the distance?

 

[ianrauk]

Can I see the route anywhere? Or even just the distance?

There is no route for the FNR's it can change at the whim of our glorious leader dependent on road conditions, weather, number of riders, which halfway stop, etc.
But from HPC it's about 60 miles iirc

 

[humbert15]

It's a good ride back

Count me in! (Well, as far as my house in Hove anyway).

 

[PaulRide]

Hmm, it's about time I did another FNRttC. Lonesome Lane on a May night with a waxing gibbous moon - could be perfect.

 

[Tim Hall]

In the manner of Mornington Crescent, I could get to Warninglid from Lonesome Lane via The Roundabout that Nearly Did For Me.

(OK, it was a numpty driver that Nearly Did For Me, but the roundabout is easier to find)

 

[Fab Foodie]

Tacit approval granted ... awaiting final confirmation ....

 

[Zee]

Excellent. Now time for a beer in the morning or riding back?

 

[Fab Foodie]

Excellent. Now time for a beer in the morning or riding back?

The answer to one of those is a big YES ...

 

[AKA Bob]

Can I be added to the list please. Will send an email to confirm,

 

[dellzeqq]

well. we recce'd the stretch from Gatwick to Brighton, and it's sweet. Sweet, but very, very slow - I think that the 36 miles to the Cabin will take three hours and forty minutes and the 25 miles from the Cabin might well take three hours. The southern portion is full of little ups and down, making it a ride that reward those who strip every last surplus ounce from their bikes, and change gears in good time.