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Hi all

 

Just want to find out if anyone is leaving from Bryanston Virgin Active

 

I go there for spinning each morning and see a lot of guys leaving from there

 

I would like to join them but how far to they go, and what speed and which days?

 

I'm and average/good cyclist so want to join but don't know anyone there

 

Please let me know...

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Hi all

 

Just want to find out if anyone is leaving from Bryanston Virgin Active

 

I go there for spinning each morning and see a lot of guys leaving from there

 

I would like to join them but how far to they go, and what speed and which days?

 

I'm and average/good cyclist so want to join but don't know anyone there

 

Please let me know...

Maybe just walk up to them and ask them all the above perhaps?
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Hi all

 

Just want to find out if anyone is leaving from Bryanston Virgin Active

 

I go there for spinning each morning and see a lot of guys leaving from there

 

I would like to join them but how far to they go, and what speed and which days?

 

I'm and average/good cyclist so want to join but don't know anyone there

 

Please let me know...

Are you maybe talking about the engen on main road group which leaves at 5? They start down main road?
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Are you maybe talking about the engen on main road group which leaves at 5? They start down main road?

Hi

 

Yes it might be the same group as the engen is just around the corner

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the route is roughly 40km - tues/thurs is fast wedn and Friday slower

Cool, thanks for the info

 

Ill see if I can join tomorrow morning

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Cool, thanks for the info

 

Ill see if I can join tomorrow morning

If you do join them, just be careful when you approach red traffic lights.....

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If I were to join on a slower day, i.e. Wednesday or Friday on a MTB, would I be accepted in the group to ride along? 

 

Sometimes road riders can be funny when it comes to things like that?

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If I were to join on a slower day, i.e. Wednesday or Friday on a MTB, would I be accepted in the group to ride along? 

 

Sometimes road riders can be funny when it comes to things like that?

As long as you can keep up at about 28km/h..........but why?

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As long as you can keep up at about 28km/h..........but why?

 

Why ride in a group, or why ride on an MTB? 

 

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As long as you can keep up at about 28km/h..........but why?

I do not have a road bike...

 

Also looking for groups to ride with as I feel that it is much safer and a cool opportunity to meet people and see new routes.

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I do not have a road bike...

 

Also looking for groups to ride with as I feel that it is much safer and a cool opportunity to meet people and see new routes.

The Tuesday ride will be tough on a MTB and the guys might frown upon somebody rocking up on a MTB. It would be like a guy pitching in the Vets starting shoot with his MTB.

 

Wed and especially Fridays, who cares go have fun.

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There are always 2 groups that leave from the Engen, the slower groups generally leaves around 4:50, faster group around 4:55.

Rock up, say hi and ask which group is leaving. 

 

I suggest starting in the B group. Always a good ride and everyone is generally friendly and will help.

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If I were to join on a slower day, i.e. Wednesday or Friday on a MTB, would I be accepted in the group to ride along?

 

Sometimes road riders can be funny when it comes to things like that?

Sure. There is a mtb group too that rides with until emmerentia dam and then turn off road.
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Why ride in a group, or why ride on an MTB? 

 

Training alone gets tedious, so not hard to imagine why. 

I was asking why ride a mtb on a road training ride, read properly!

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