3 people have responded that they’ve done all of them. C’mon, fess up! There’s obviously a few stories to be told about the asscent of the the In Pin with the bike.

If there is one thing that’s to be relied upon, it’s that people always tell the truth in anonymous internet polls

Yes it sounds pretty dubious to me.  I know of one person who’s done it and another who is in the process.  It’s not just the Inn Pinn and Cuilins that are problematic though, Liathach, An Teallach, Forcan ridge, Aonach Eagach would also be “awkward” let alone those which would see you knee deep in bogs on foot let alone on a bike.

Pics needed!

I almost clicked ‘bagged the lot’ but seeing as I haven’t done any, (cos Helvellyn doesn’t count) & have no interest in bagging any on a bike, I clicked that one instead.

I did them all it 24 hours on single speed rigid.

There’s obviously a few stories to be told about the asscent of the the In Pin with the bike.

It depends on your definition doing a munro by bike.  There are certainly people who will have climbed the in pin with a bike on their back just for bragging rights if nothing else.

Danny MacAskill’s “done” the In Pinn…

I did them all it 24 hours on single speed rigid.

That’s what you’ve been up to since the WHW Double. Well done!

Also, this forum needs a ‘like’ button for comments like that 🙂

I did them all it 24 hours on single speed rigid.

24 hours? You must have stopped a lot.

What do STW do with the data from these Polls ?

Will there now be a load of ads selling holidays to these places ?

To the best of my knowledge, Paul Tattersall is the only person to have done all the Munros with a bike. The main reason for that being that for the vast majority of them the bike is a complete waste of time in terms of actual quality riding. But hey, if you want to carry a bike up and down hills why not?

24 hours? You must have stopped a lot.

Loads of selfies.

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I’ve just done the one – Mount Keen – although have biked into a couple more.

I’ve done 50 odds altogether and kind of struggle to see the point of taking a bike to the top of a lot of them, as it’d just be a case of carrying the bike most of the time. A few would have been bikeable to near the top though.

Plus of course Tat did them all back in the 1980’s when bikes were not quite as capable as they are now. He’s still a fit guy; there’s a video of him running the Cuillin Ridge out and back in very few hours.

It’s been 3 hours since the OP and no one has called for the poster to be killed with hammers for the inappropriate use of an apostrophe; this place is going to the dogs!

Done one so far and that was Ben Vorlich. Will be doing more on an e-bike this year

I’m looking forward to hearing of the pleasures of shouldering a 50lb e-bike. Can I recommend the  Carn a Mhaim/Macduibh route in this regard? Smiley face…

walking up a hill with a 32lb bike for 2.5 hours isn’t pleasurable either.

I’ve done them all on a tandem, solo, endo-ing all the way.

I’ve done them all about 1.5 times. Don’t think I’ve had a bike up any of them to the top. Closest was Mt Keen followed by an epic (yeah, right) drag across 3 miles of upland bog. The descent was worth it though. (1994?)

I’ve done about sixty Munros but not been to the top of any with/on a bike. Last summer I used the bike to get in to some of the more remote ones (Seana Braigh, etc) which given that’s what I actually bought the bike for three years earlier is a surprise.

I think a few will have been to the top of Ben Macdui and Carn Ban and there’s a few where estate tracks go quite close to summits. Ibrahim Park did the Cairngorm 4000ers on a fat bike – a fat bike is probably the best thing for the Cairngorm plateau.