Hey Nutty

[graeme1841]

Our local roads get a mention in Ride mag this month. :D Been over that route more times than I care to mention :D It even includes a trip down the 'wibbly wobbly', tho I have never heard it referred to as the 'wahboard' b4 :shock:

[SVTONYB]

Our local roads get a mention in Ride mag this month. :D Been over that route more times than I care to mention :D It even includes a trip down the 'wibbly wobbly', tho I have never heard it referred to as the 'wahboard' b4 :shock:

In fairness not many call it "The Wibbly Wobbly" :lol:

[graeme1841]

I've lived here 35 years and never heard it called the 'washboard'. Can't see the similarity between a flat board for washing and a road I'm afraid.
It's always been affectionately known as the 'Arrochar Bumps' around here.

[northwind]

A washboard isn't flat, it's wavy... Like corrugated iron.

[SVTONYB]

I understand why they call it the washboard........but dont know who they are......I've never heard of it refered to as that

[STRAMASHER]

Now THAT is a fun road . 8)

Never heard of it being referred to in those terms either............. usually its just the "Arrochar road", followed by lots of schoolboy giggling.

North to south, then over "the rollercoaster/military/glen fruin road" to the lochside. Adrenalin O.D.

What else does the article say? Got to be a top mark? :lol: :wink:

[carelesschucca]

gie me the dukes pass any day wibbly wobbly is fir girls....

[Anonymous]

ggie me the dujes pass abt dat wuvvky vibblyt is fir girls....


oh go to bed boy :lol:

[carelesschucca]

that boy talks sense. Don't know who he is but he's right take the dukes pass anytime!!! Not that I dislike the wibbly wobbly

[SVTONYB]

Sorry to interupt the mother to son lecture..... :wink:

Why dont we organise a rideout which takes in both the Wibbly Wobbly and the Dukes Pass and afterwards we can put it to the vote.....only those in attendance can vote

[scooby2102]

Soonds cannae Tony - go forth and organise :P

[carelesschucca]

Yeah yeah two laps please!!!

[graeme1841]

Here's my suggestion:-http://upload3.postimage.org/128379/Untitled2.jpg (http://upload3.postimage.org/128379/photo_hosting.html)

Start at Balloch

Fuel stop/tea stop at Arrochar (after the wibbly wobbly)

Onto Tyndrum via Inveraray

Fuel stop/tea stop at Tyndrum

Onto Callander via Lochearnhead

Fuel stop/tea stop at Callander (before tackling the dukes)

End at Drymen. Everyone heads home from here.

[graeme1841]

Forgot to say...about 120 miles all in.

[jimmy4237]

Good choice of roads :!: Name the date I'll be there.

The starting point suits the westies more than the east coasters though.

Count me in. Who else??

[graeme1841]

If you want both the wibbly and the dukes then you must go west young man! :lol:

[SVTONYB]

Heh Graeme have you been shadowing nutty.....thats her favorite route its the only one she knows without a map :lol:

If there is enough interest from the easties we can adjust the start and end points

[carelesschucca]

whats with all these other roads on the route??? can't we just go up and down the dukes pass then along to the wibbly wobbly??? via Gartocharn??? :lol:

Count me in, having said that the dukes pass is an early morning or late evening road, less busses!!!

[scooby2102]

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[northwind]

Reckon so.

[dirtydog]

Heh Graeme have you been shadowing nutty.....thats her favorite route its the only one she knows without a map :lol:




Aint that the truth :lol: :lol:

[Anonymous]

well its a good one :lol: