Medium Pace Ride

Posted on Fri 9th, December 2016

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• #1

PaulW

This week we will be heading for a new Tea Room for us Medium Pace riders... Weather looking reasonable with wind out of the south west hence this destination on rolling terrain...

Heading for the Milk Shed, Nr. Weston on the Green so will head out through Gawcott, Stratton Audley, Caversfield, Middleton Stoney, Weston for stop, back via Islip, Merton, Ambrosden, Blackthorn, Launton, Stratton, Gawcott to Buckingham.

https://connect.garmin.com/modern/course/14056510

Paul
• #2

PaulW

A goodly number, 9 of us today to lead out to the busy and packed Milk Shed for our mid-ride break, It's been 6 yrs for me and happy to have re-found it... thankfully the weather was a lot better than last week, out into the wind and 😎 on this flattish route especially the road back from Islip to Ambrosden allowing for a general sprint speed up with help from the wind, 4 unscheduled stops unfortunately on way back with punctures (2) hard luck James.... apologies to those who found the pace a bit hard, will do better next time promise to keep the pace where should be👍🚴👍🚵

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