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XC Racing At New Commonwealth Games Venue (near Glasgow)

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This Sunday (9th Aug) will see the first event at the venue for the 2014 Commonwealth Games MTB race. Cathkin Braes on the south side of Glasgow is a fantastic location with some great riding and amazing views across the city.

The team at SXC have done a fantastic job to create a course that is challenging and fun to race, with steep testing descents including the 4x style ‘Ski Slope’, lung busting climbs, and fast flowing singletrack, so why not come and give it a go, and be one of the first to race on the 2014 games course.

If racing isn’t your thing, but you’d like to help to make this event a big success come along and lend a hand with marshalling.

For more info check out the SXC website.

185cm tall. 73kg weight. Orange Switch 6er. Saracen Ariel Eeber. Schwalbe Magic Mary. Maxxis DHR II. Coil fan.

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    FYI

    Neil Walker of Walkers Cycling is leading a ride tomorrow night from the car park near the Golf Course leaving at 7.30pm sharp. This is an ideal opportunity to pre ride the course and to get an idea of what the Games course may look like.

    Cheers

    Sanny

    Cheers Sanny will try and catch that. Am out for a morning ride with Macca at the Whangie, so that’ll top n tail the day nicely. You going?

    Hey Scotty John

    See you there.

    Cheers

    Sanny

    Lots of people there…
    [img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v131/donboyfisher/Bikes/turnout.jpg[/img]

    some uphills
    [img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v131/donboyfisher/Bikes/uphill.jpg[/img]

    some downhills
    [img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v131/donboyfisher/Bikes/downhill.jpg[/img]

    and a sunset at the end …
    [img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v131/donboyfisher/Bikes/sunset.jpg[/img]

    It’s a 2014 Commonwealth Games, it will really great but i wana to capture it by my camcorder/camera so i want to buy cheap camcorders

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