Hi from Fife (scotland) from a folder and recumbent rider

[currystomper]

Been riding for a few years now, started commuting to work then started doing mass participation event like pedal for Scotland and now progressed to edinburgh to St Andrew's. All done on my folding bike (a Pacific Reach)

Now my son has got into bicyle racing and I've built a Cruzbike recumbent kit.

I guess I'm interested to find out what the Scottish recumbent scene is like - they do seems to be a rare up here.

....also I have posted on the Cruzbike site.

Cheers


Currystom'

 

[Jane Smart]

Hi there and welcome along to the forum from another Fifer

 

[HLaB]

Hello from the Kingdom

 

[bauldbairn]

Welcome to the CC forums currystomper.

There are a few recumbent riders on here from Scotland - one recently joined from the Perth area(I think).

Good luck with your cycling.

edit: currystomper, there is a Recumbent/HPV section on CC here - http://www.cyclechat.net/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=18

 

[kettle]

also hi from fife

 

[gwhite]

We have a few recumbent riders in the DA of the CTC here in Fife. Not many though I admit. I do have an Airnimal folder myself and am looking forward to getting back on it.
This forum seems to be hotching with Fifers.....can't be healthy.

 

[MrGrumpy]

another Fifer

 

[gwhite]

another Fifer

Get ye hence George.

 

[Coco]

Hello!

 

[ACS]

from NE Fife

 

[currystomper]

Thanks for the welcome guys 'n' girls...

 

[Telemark]

Welcome from the other side of the Forth too!

Look out for the CC Ecosse rides in the CC rides section of the forum if you want to meet any fellow CCers... and don't let Scoosh get too close to your bent, he'll drool over it B)

T

 

[HJ]

Hallo and welcome

 

[Scoosh]

Welcome from the other side of the Forth too!

Look out for the CC Ecosse rides in the CC rides section of the forum if you want to meet any fellow CCers... and don't let Scoosh get too close to your bent, he'll drool over grab a ride on it

T

Oh and to CC

 

[Noodley]

Hello from the other side of the Tay