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Dundee and District Hill Climb

Well done to the brave 3 who took up the challenge on Saturday to race in the Dundee and District Hill Climb. A little cycle up Abernyte as fast as you can muster – definately more fun coming down!

Russell taking 3rd place Pedro 13th and Olly 16th – Superb effort gents!

Results are on British Cycling website.

Photos from the action by Katie Gallagher. Great photo of Pedro looking back 🙂

COG Velo

COG Ride 13th Sept

2 damaged bikes and 1 damaged person (Pedro – speedy recovery mate)!

Very eventful COG ride last night. Russell front wheel damaged when his battery pack fell on it – hopefully not to bad.

Pedro came a croper in the dark while heading back home. He wiped out at some road works just after Inchture junction! Hit a 3 inch drop in the tarmac and next thing the bike is side ways and he is sliding along the ground at 20mph+. Result is some road rash, holy bibs and a bent rear derailleur hanger. Punctured front tyre and torn bar tape.

Other than all of that it was a good ride in the wet and dark.

Inchture > Abernyte > Kinrossie > North Ballo > Abernyte > Inchture

http://www.strava.com/activities/82017401
Distance: 36.5km
Elevation: 500m

Good ride folks!
COG Velo

COG Ride 5th September

Good loop last night and turned out to be a cracking ride and hopefully everyone got home before the darkness. Seemed like a bit of confusion coming down Knapp the group split in half. Again a big turn out of 10 riders with 1 new face, hope to see you all out again.

Inchture > Errol > Glencarse > Balbeggie > Abernyte > Lonforgan > Inchture

http://www.strava.com/activities/80331672
Distance: 52.5km
Elevation: 475m

Good ride folks!
COG Velo

COG Ride 15th August

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Stop at Little Glenshee

As planned we cycled up to Little Glenshee which ordinarly would have been a very pleasant and scenic cycle however as we arrived at Perth the weather took a turn for the worst and it rained on and off for the remainder of our ride. The climb into little Glenshee itself was enjoyable not to steep and much longer than some expected. We should definately visit again sometime perhaps part of a longer ride and hopefully when the weather is much better i.e. no rain!

Good turn out with 10 riders including a new member Ali who came with us until Perth. Nice meeting you and hope to see you out again with us.

‘Superb navigational skills from Pete 🙂 ‘

Inchture > Rait > Perth > Almondbank > Pitcairngreen > Little Glenshee > Tullybelton > Bankfoot > Burrelton > Abernyte > Inchture

http://www.strava.com/activities/74977011
Distance: 88km
Elevation: 920m

Well done everyone especially due to the horrible rain, hope everyone dry’s out ready for next weeks ride.
COG Velo

15th Aug longer ride

3rd Thursday long ride tonight!

The plan for tonight is to ride Little Glenshee near Creiff. Weather looks dull and windy, hopefully the rain will stay away.

Inchture > Perth > Almondbank > Pitcairngreen > Little Glenshee > Bankfoot > West Tofts > Kincalven > Burrelton > Abernyte > Inchture

http://bikeroutetoaster.com/Course.aspx?course=589608

Please be prepared with warm clothes, food, water and lights! Any questions check out the discussion forum.

COG Velo

COG Ride 11th July

Great night for a ride it was warm (20 degrees!) with a little breeze perfect. Impressive numbers again with 12 riders out in spritly form, good sprints and hill climbing. We had a guest appearance from Gary who joined us for the ride – nice sprinting mate 😉 We took a different route last night with our guide for the evening Pete – every enjoyed the new route.

Inchture Hotel > Ballindean > Craigdallie > Rait > Balbeggie > St Martins > Guildtown > Campsie Wood > Cargill > Craigieholm > Whitefield > Collace > Abernyte > Inchture Hotel

http://app.strava.com/activities/66377231
Distance: 46km
Elevation: 547m

Well done great effort gents and lady!
Carse of Gowrie Velo

COG – Glen Isla Ride

angus-glensA trip up the Glens!
Yesterday saw a small group of Carse of Gowrie cyclists enjoying the Angus Glens. It was a big cycle, Glen Isla loop covering 120Km and up nearly 1500 metres of climbing – very well done folks.

Inchture > Abernyte > Meigle > Loch Kinnordy > Loch of Lintrathen > Glen Isla > Black Water > Bridge of Cally > Blairgowrie > Meikelour > Kinrossie > Collace > Abernyte > Inchture

http://app.strava.com/activities/60739699
Distance: 120km
Elevation: 1463m

Well done Pete, Steph and Pedro.