Road bike comes out of hibernation.

[rivers]

You might want to check again, it's not until March 29th!!!

it's earlier in the states

 

[Sterlo]

it's earlier in the states

Oops, didn't notice that bit.

 

[ianrauk]

You might want to check again, it's not until March 29th!!!

Gravity Aided is in the USA. They change their clocks this weekend.

 

[Zipp2001]

You might want to check again, it's not until March 29th!!!

I'm on the other side of the pond so we do it this week.

 

[PaulSB]

I'll be checking my summer bike over the weekend. We are getting the occasional decent day when she could come out.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

I've been on my SS (65") since xmas. I find that it gives a better workout for less time. Also easier on the maintenance side.
Hardly ever ride in groups now and as I am retired, don't need to go out on wet days, so no mudguards for me.
And lights on all year round.

With my first club, we only had winter runs, starting on the 1st Sunday in October and ran through to the beginning of March when the TT season used to start. The Larkhill Wh's 2-up sticks in my minds as being one of the first events each year.

May get my winter Ribble (gears) out soon, as I want to start finding some of the local Kentish mountains.

Mudguards and flaps and the drive train remains clean with just rain hitting the chain. Mudflap on front the important bit for keeping drivetrain clean.

 

[Sharky]

Mudguards and flaps and the drive train remains clean with just rain hitting the chain. Mudflap on front the important bit for keeping drivetrain clean.

Very true, but as I don't go out when it's raining and not using my geared bike either, so risk is less.