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| Top tip for cycling in snow |
A new year brings another opportunity to pay the still-reduced rate of £1 annual subscription. In addition you can book your place at the Sou'Westers Annual Lunch, which is booked for Weds 6 March, at Ristorante Sorrento in Tolworth - the same as last year's very successful lunch. I'm taking pre-payment for the three-course meal, £15 including service but excluding drinks.
It would really help if you can bring correct change: that's £1 subscription + £15 for the lunch.
See you at Cobham.
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2 comments:
Simon,
I hadn't considered using cable ties to get me to the end of the road when it is a sheet of compacted snow and ice. However, puncture-proof tyres would seem 'de rigueur'. Do not forget to add wire cutters to your essential tool-kit and a generous supply of replacement cable-ties to join your puncture-patches. What about a blow torch?
Only applicable to bikes with disc brakes.
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