Hello from Manchester

[William John]

Hi, good to see another from Manchester 'round these parts, seems there are quite a few of us on this forum!

'Nuther from Crumpsall here.

 

[Queenie]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

I just knew it: the miserable avatar you were using said it all.

 

[dan_bo]

Oi! That's Mr. Pastry that is!

 

[YahudaMoon]

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dan_bo What the ?????? ^^^^^^^^^


Get something like the Rubberbandits


NSFW

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[2wd]

Hello Queenie

Looking down on you from the hills in Shaw (nr Oldham)

 

[Hacienda71]

Hello from the Southside

 

[potsy]

Oi! That's Mr. Pastry that is!

I thought it was you

Hello fellow Manc (though I'm officially a Stopfordian)

 

[Queenie]

Hello one and all, can't believe how many fellow Mancunians are on here. Do people on here ever organise a ride out or is the skills/fitness range and bike type range too wide?

 

[broomwagon]

Hello from the Hyde area.

 

[roadrash]

awreet mucka ..welcome from the pie eaters in wigan

 

[superbadger]

Hello one and all, can't believe how many fellow Mancunians are on here. Do people on here ever organise a ride out or is the skills/fitness range and bike type range too wide?

Probably a mix of that and shifts etc.... I do 'solo' riding but i would meet for a ride and 'cake!'

 

[cragster]

Greetings from another Rochdalian working in the great metropolis of Manchester

 

[I like Skol]

Oi! That's Mr. Pastry that is!

I thought it was you

I also thought that was a pic of Danbo but then I wouldn't know different, wot with him dropping out of that ride he organised!!!

Hello one and all, can't believe how many fellow Mancunians are on here. Do people on here ever organise a ride out or is the skills/fitness range and bike type range too wide?

Check out the informal rides and events section from time to time as rides do occur in our area. I recently went on my first forum ride HERE and it was great fun and the pace was set to suit the slowest rider. If you are confident you can cover the distance then don't worry too much about the pace because you won't be left behind, in the worst case I guess the group might split up to make sure someone that was in real trouble would be nursed home. How far do you normally ride on your bigger rides Queenie? If there is nothing that suits your preffered location or distance then organise a ride yourself and there are sure to be more than enough takers to make it an enjoyable day.

EDIT: I am planning a ride of my own and it will be in the spring next year now but it will involve circumnavigating Manchester roughly along the M60 corridor so will be getting on for 60 miles and most likely starting from the Manchester Wheel on Deansgate (watch informal rides and events, it will appear there at the appropriate time).

Oh, I nearly forgot.... welcome to the forum Queenie

 

[potsy]

I also thought that was a pic of Danbo but then I wouldn't know different, wot with him dropping out of that ride he organised!!!

I can confirm that Dan-bo is slightly younger than his avatar suggests, but a wee bit more 'portly'

Was going to mention the Jodrell ride and ILS's forthcoming ride, don't need to now

 

[cathbot]

Hi - cathbot here - also new, also from Manchester...