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How long is that ride and do you have a route plan by any chance ❓
Cheers 😀
Looks fantastic.
wot no totty 🙁
Nice pics, looks hot!
How long is that ride and do you have a route plan by any chance
uh, click on the green 'route' blob above every photo to see the route... also, if you hover the mouse over the grid ref below each shot it pops up a map showing where it was taken.
The route is 27 miles.
wot no totty 🙁
Correct 🙁 Michael had scared off Andrea with tales of the nasty, nasty climb out of Ingleton to Twisleton Hall - which we didn't do!
uh, click on the green 'route' blob above every photo to see the route... also, if you hover the mouse over the grid ref below each shot it pops up a map showing where it was taken.
The route is 27 miles.
Dooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I didn't see that 😳
Cheers, I think I will try that route looks a very nice ride 🙂
I think I will try that route looks a very nice ride
The first road section to Ingleton is a bit tedious 🙁 Also it features the most pedally "downhill" ever from Scales Moor to Ellerbeck - I managed to freewheel for about 10 seconds 🙂 It was a great day out though :o)
hahah great ride i bet that ! are you bonkers tho...i go caving around that neck o woods and theres plenty of holes and 'grieks n grikes'all around just waiting for your front tire to decend down ! (and some are massive deep holes).... lol.. be careful dudes..
.i go caving around that neck o woods and theres plenty of holes and 'grieks n grikes'all around just waiting for your front tire to decend down !
yeah like this:
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but you're OK so long as you stick to the track 🙂
Actually, Scales Moor used to be more 'interesting' (particularly in the dark) before they rerouted the bridleway, as it used to run within a foot of a few of those jagged edged sink holes!