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luvinit · **Posts:** 1330 **Location:** braintree , and leytonstone

kellboy wrote:

It doesnt matter what the weather for danbury is, its local and rideable in all conditions really

yeah mate was just saying!

:thumbup:

kellboy · **Posts:** 276

Its fine at the top, but it does get puddly at the bottom, the best person to give us an idea would be dazer I think. Its hard to tell atm what it will be like tomorrow, last week it was slippery at the bottom of the runs but rideable, and I think its gonna be worse tomorrow.

Festa · **Posts:** 1542 **Location:** South Ockendon

I really fancy PORC however my gut feeling is its gonna be very wet there tomorrow as its been mostly wet weather the last few days and today. Thinking a good day at Danbury is better than a pants day at PORC. Only been PORC twice and was dry weather, it's made up of tight techi sections rock gardens big jumps/gaps and ladders so not ideal in the wet unless your Danny Hart..

Ill go with the majority though, anyone been there in the wet?

Apples · **Posts:** 311 **Location:** Chelmsford

How's it going....

Would be nice to get a tour of Danbury, never been. Also, I guess that would mean a later leave from Chelmsford? Not sure I'll have time tonight to get the Detura's on though. Looks like nothing doing at Thorndon this weekend either.

Subject line change to Danbury?

nwmlarge · **Posts:** 3548 **Location:** essex

Are they tubeless?

luvinit · **Posts:** 1330 **Location:** braintree , and leytonstone

Just spoke to family in tonbridge they said its been proper wet for a few days now!

Apples · **Posts:** 311 **Location:** Chelmsford

nwmlarge wrote:

are they tubeless?

ZTR Flow rims, but not adapted to tubeless yet. Currently running Maxxis HR's. So, they are hooked rims, which is fortunate as the tyres have a warning on them only to mount on hooked rims.

nwmlarge · **Posts:** 3548 **Location:** essex

Be a 2min job then!

kellboy · **Posts:** 276

I think danbury gets my vote, this allows me a lie in after a rotten hangover I will no doubt get from tonite, the weather really is awful and tonbridge is just down the road from PORC. I think it best be to save it for a later date.

Apples · **Posts:** 311 **Location:** Chelmsford

nwmlarge wrote:

be a 2min job then!

hehe, true, however:

1) Get to Chelmsford from London around 19:30 and bike home
2) Get Changed
3) Discuss animal death toll with g/f (she's a vet)
4) Forced to open beer
5) Forced to open another beer
6) Forced to open yet another beer

....it's now dark and raining, well, it was before I even made it home

7) Remember that tyres need changing on bike that is in the shed, in the dark, in the rain....I hate winter and I need a garage!

Or, I could just put my hand up when I walk in and state; "my bike needs me"....but I will probably have dinner thrown at me :mrgreen:

Festa · **Posts:** 1542 **Location:** South Ockendon

Think I agree, gonna be a washout at PORC, Danbury will be wet but still rideable and if stays dry tomorrow will drain off quick

luvinit · **Posts:** 1330 **Location:** braintree , and leytonstone

This thread today has been better than daytime tv!

8600keith · **Posts:** 483 **Location:** Basildon, Essex

Good luck guys, its gonna be WET but fun.
wait until i finish work at the end of the month then its gonna be guaranteed sunshine.

nwmlarge · **Posts:** 3548 **Location:** essex

So danbury it's is boys n girls!

I'll help with the tyres tomorrow if u like

Festa · **Posts:** 1542 **Location:** South Ockendon

Have herd PORC was a mud bath today so defo gonna be Danbury for me tomoz.
See you there...

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