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Favourite place to go for a run and why
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By *toat OP Man 8 weeks ago
grangemouth |
Hi i love nothing better than go go for a run on bike in a good day im grangemouth Scotland i love going along to south Queensferry across the queen's ferry crossing then heading to kinkarden bridge then back home a good hour few twistes and some nice views along the way some photo stops should you wish _toat |
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By *ev257Man 7 weeks ago
cardiff |
My favourite ride is, leave Cardiff, upto Abergavenny, across to the Brecon Becons then head towards Carmarthenshire then back home n getting lost on the side roads on purpose so I never really know where I'll end up.
Normally I'm out for 6 to 8 hours. |
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I’m fortunate enough to live on the edge of the Yorkshire sales, so there’s loads of good roads around me.
But I especially like the run up to Hawes from Ingleton. Then go across towards Leyburn and loop back down via Masham |
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"I’m fortunate enough to live on the edge of the Yorkshire sales, so there’s loads of good roads around me.
But I especially like the run up to Hawes from Ingleton. Then go across towards Leyburn and loop back down via Masham"
One of my fav roads |
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Helmsley for me but I suppose that's because it's my local run. About an hour and a half round trip but stop for lunch when I'm there so usually our around 2.5hrs.
I ride alone and the sc projects exhaust gets a bit much after that long  |
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"I really want to get back out again but this weather makes my knee say no. Is anyone still riding? Or have we got the bikes tucked away for the winter still?"
Ride all year round here. Just hate it when it's heavy rain  |
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"I really want to get back out again but this weather makes my knee say no. Is anyone still riding? Or have we got the bikes tucked away for the winter still?"
Mines away till the weather improves |
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Anywhere North Wales, particularly love the B5105 between Ruthin and Cerrigydrudion. Then take the B4501 to Bala Lake.
Decent, very quiet road without any average speed cameras. (well up to last year there wasnt.)
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The road between Bala and Trawsfynnydd, or that between Bala and Llynclys crossroads are great…and then, of course, you have to get to and from them - there are some great routes in North Wales and North and mid Cheshire/Shropshire as well decent places for a brew and bits to eat…
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"Anywhere North Wales, particularly love the B5105 between Ruthin and Cerrigydrudion. Then take the B4501 to Bala Lake.
Decent, very quiet road without any average speed cameras. (well up to last year there wasnt.)
Used to ride from the port, towards Cowen then over the Horshoe Pass to Llangollen
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By *ockforplay66Man 3 weeks ago
Southampton/isle of wight/ everywhere |
South coast here, head up the A32 from Fareham, up to Alton, then pick up the A339 towards Basingstoke. Loop home down the A31 through alresford and Winchester.
First few miles of the journey is normal roads and motorways, but the rest is a joy of national speed limits, good sweeping bends and plenty of overtake opportunities. However, a few idiots in sports cars do spoil it from time to time. |
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