Coronavirus - cancellation of rides
Easy rides for everyone
Saturday, 21 March 2015
Sainsbury's Longbridge
An eventful ride, shortened and diverted to Sainsbury's to deal with a cut hand, from where the rider (John) was taken off by ambulance. The rest of us left the cafe to find that Richard's bike had been stolen, and the bolt cutters used to do the job had been left on the ground. The police were informed, and Sainsbury's have CCTV footage of the theft.
Saturday, 14 March 2015
Gas Street Basin
A cold cloudy morning. Eleven riders started on a ride via the canal to
Gas Street Basin, then down the Fazeley/Grand Union canal to Digbeth. Returned via the River Rea route
to Stirchley.
The route is here.
The route is here.
Saturday, 7 March 2015
Asda cafe, Barnes Hill
14 riders out on a good day, led by John Bennett along the Merritts Brook
Greenway and Senneley's Park to Asda at Barnes Hill. Returned via the
Bournbrook Walk Way and Selly Oak. Mechanical problems near Selly Oak, where
Richard's crank fell off three times!! and he headed off to Halfords for
assistance. Bennie also had brake and computer problems. This meant the group
got fragmented at the end.
The route is here.
Saturday, 28 February 2015
Cannon Hill Park
John Porter led a group of 14, including some welcome new riders, to Cannon Hill Park.
The route is here.
The route is here.
Saturday, 21 February 2015
Waseley Hills
Saturday, 14 February 2015
Saturday, 7 February 2015
Cozy Café, Digbeth
Very cold. Ten riders led by John and Hilary to the Cozy Café in Digbeth. Canal towpath to Gas Street, then via the towpath along the Fazeley canal through the city centre. Parts of the route, particularly beside the long flight of locks, are not very bike-friendly, but there is a lot of historical interest along the way, including bridges and tunnels which, from above, you wouldn't know were there.
The route is here.
The route is here.
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