is it worth the effort?

[mr Mag00]

to pack up cycling kit to go away for four days and maybe , only maybe get in 2 rides maximum over that period, or should i pack the bike and turbo and at least i dont have all the kit and bike to wash. plus i ahve no idea where to ride when i get there
already driving with a roof box, do i really want to add boot carrier too?

 

[Maz]

Where u off to magoo? xmas at the in-laws? don't even think about takin the bike mate...

 

[mr Mag00]

yh but i might need an escape especially in the mornings

 

[Maz]

yh but i might need an escape especially in the mornings

listen to the voice of experience - you're playin with fire even thinkin of getting out for a ride at your in-laws. I should know. Believe me, I should know.

I SHOULD know, but it's never stopped me before...

 

[mr Mag00]

its the sister in law but she is kinda cool, and wouldnt mind im sure, infact they would think im mad for doing any kind of exercise any way.

 

[Chrisz]

Take the bike!! A great way of getting a little peace and quiet You'll only regret it if you don't and see lots of lovely routes you could have cycled

 

[jay clock]

I am off for a long weekend in North Wales and will take my running kit - too much hassle with the bike

 

[gavintc]

Well, I leave Xmas eve and come back Boxing Day and intend to put the bike in the car. My cycle kit fits into a small bag and is lighter than the turbo. I want to do an hour on Christmas Day somewhere in North Yorkshire - perhaps on the roads of Dalby Forest.

But, there is just 2 of us in a sizeable car and the bike will fit into the back so we do not have the hassle of racks and boxes. In that scenario, I would take my running kit and go for a 3 mile run.