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kitkat
12-09-09, 02:59 PM
A rideout took place today within GM. More than 1 person attended and there were bikes involved.

Good to meet you Keith. Fantastic wee bendy roads. Didnt like the gravel road. Keith's immobiliser didnt like the horses. Local dogs loved us. Cake was great (again thanx Keith). And I got home without getting lost in time for lunch.

Route? you will need to ask Keith. Will hunt out those roads again. They were like the Scottish roads I miss but with sunshine. Hardly any other vehicles on the road - great fun

Tara
12-09-09, 04:25 PM
Bloody hell meet and a rideout in the same week :shock:

Nice on KK glad you had a good time :D

sarah
13-09-09, 04:29 PM
glad you had a good time :-D

Stu
13-09-09, 08:28 PM
Tell us more!
Scottish roads in Guildford? :???:
Who's Keith?
Was this the one Rictus was talking about?

kitkat
13-09-09, 09:55 PM
keith is keith_d. roads were wee country lanes going thru fields etc. Went towards farnham other places we saw signs for were ewshot, aylesford (I think). then I went left onto A31 towards alton and home and Keith went right onto M3 and home

Keith - help me out with route here

this was a newbie slow rideout, keith only passed test in feb but doesnt ride like a newbie. It was good and I enjoyed myself

sexyhellbeast
14-09-09, 06:58 AM
hey Kitkat and Keith, id be interested in the route you took, i live jus down road from farnham and i dont know any scottish like roads :O( Glad it was a good'un!

Stig
14-09-09, 07:09 AM
As if anyone is really going to believe that!!!!

Viney
14-09-09, 07:20 AM
Bloody hell meet and a rideout in the same week :shock:

Nice on KK glad you had a good time :DSomething must of happened on the 090909. England won a football match, Guildford meet and rode bikes...Crikey!

Tara
14-09-09, 08:17 AM
Something must of happened on the 090909. England won a football match, Guildford meet and rode bikes...Crikey!

that'll be it for the rest of the year. we hadn't had a guildford meet since the Christmas one last November!

Speaking of which are we organising a christmas meal this time?

DanAbnormal
14-09-09, 09:48 AM
Bah, proof please! :)

keith_d
14-09-09, 10:15 AM
It wasn't a proper GM rideout - I'm a Soho bod most of the time.

But perfect weather and lots of quiet little lanes which made for a very pleasant morning. The route went:

Aldershot ->Ewshot, then fork left onto the little lanes...

...-> Crondall -> Odiham -> South Warnborough -> Upton Grey -> Tunworth -> Junction where A339 crosses M3 -> B3046 all the way to New Alresford.


Quite a lot of the little lanes had gravel down the middle and in one left-hander it spilled right across the road. This could easily have dumped a more spirited rider in the hedge but us slow folks had plenty of time to hit the brakes and dawdle through at walking speed. :-)

Kitkat was fine, and her noisy bike worked a treat. The only bike problem was when my immobiliser decided to lock the bike down after I switched off for a couple of kids on ponies to pass. Eventually tracked down to a flakey connection on the Keyloq reader which I'll be taking apart tonight.

Keith.

P.S. If anyone wants a detailed route listing PM me.

tonyk
14-09-09, 12:18 PM
when you next going down there ?

kitkat
14-09-09, 03:16 PM
i may try it again next weekend

tonyk
14-09-09, 05:38 PM
I might do it on saturday, poping into loomies on the way.
sunday i'll be doing Ride it Right (Haslemere Fire Station 20/9/09.):smt104

arcdef
14-09-09, 08:15 PM
If your up for an afternoon ride at the weekend I would defiantly be in, work all morning which is why I never get out on the weekend!

Oh and those roads are good! Should try going from Odiham to Alton then on to Basingstoke, and if your feeling adventurous, head through to reading to Henley on Thames area, all good roads!