MacDaddySV
24-02-09, 10:46 PM
Now that the bike is fixed, I'm thinking of going down to Twyford this Friday, and stay at a mates till Sunday.
From where I live in Bangor this is approx a 260 mile trip, and will be the furthest Ive actually been on a bike.
Here's the thing . . . .I'm undecided whether to go across (A55) and down the M6 . . .which takes me most of the way and will be quicker . . .OR to head down through (Snowdonia) Wales as far as I can, then cut across below Birmingham somewhere on the map (e.g. near Worcester).
I know the M6 will be quicker and easier, but dont really fancy spending that much time on a motorway, plus there's no real rush! :)
I really can't decide, but am more inclined to do the 'through Wales' one, unless anybody can convince me otherwise! :)
Has anybody got any useful tips for such a trip . . . such as "get the bus" maybe? :D
:smt100
**Note: I wont have to think about this on the return trip, as the bike will be shoved into the back of me mates van for the return. :D
From where I live in Bangor this is approx a 260 mile trip, and will be the furthest Ive actually been on a bike.
Here's the thing . . . .I'm undecided whether to go across (A55) and down the M6 . . .which takes me most of the way and will be quicker . . .OR to head down through (Snowdonia) Wales as far as I can, then cut across below Birmingham somewhere on the map (e.g. near Worcester).
I know the M6 will be quicker and easier, but dont really fancy spending that much time on a motorway, plus there's no real rush! :)
I really can't decide, but am more inclined to do the 'through Wales' one, unless anybody can convince me otherwise! :)
Has anybody got any useful tips for such a trip . . . such as "get the bus" maybe? :D
:smt100
**Note: I wont have to think about this on the return trip, as the bike will be shoved into the back of me mates van for the return. :D