favourite routes, south east
 

i'm after suggestions for some nice routes in the surrey/sussex area - something that can be done as a round trip in around 3 hours from south west london. yep, gotta keep the mrs happy.....

A nice combo of fast A roads and some twisty/turny stuff would be ideal. Went to Worthing on the A24 on Sunday, but what a dull road!

i think there is a web site where people post up their favourite routes, can't find the link, any ideas?

ta, Will.

Try this one for starters, there might be more.
http://www.bestbikingroads.com/index.php

good site Old boy :thumbsup: :riding: needs work but has the making of a useful link.

i can recommend any part of the seafront road from brighton to hastings.

seconded.

also, there are some prettty good roads down by rye and camber sands.

seconded again the road to camber is great :D . take care if your gonna over take thou on that road. lynw told me of a head on between two bikers recently not good.

I was on the road from Ashford to Rye and then Rye to Battle on Sunday morning. I was on my old bike and was more than a little bit ****ed off by the number of modern bikes coming the other way overtaking cars thereby forcing me into the left hand kerb to avoid a collision! A very, very poor show IMHO.

that was the rye - brenzett stretch not the camber - lydd road which is the right turn just out of rye.

the rye - brenzett road is very very twisty if you dont take the camber turn off... a couple of really sharp bends... you really need to take it easy if you dont know the road...

if you venture kent way, the a20 is good, the a251/a252 around charing and chillham are awesome and the a28 is always a good run. The a259 [which is the brighton - hastings road as well] from hastings to rye is cool too.

Try M3/A3 to Aldershot/Farnham then A31 to A32. You'll know when you're on the A32 for all the signs warning you of how many rider casualties there were last year :) , Then left onto A272 towards petersfield, after about 10 miles, passing an even larger rider warning sign :). Enjoy the A272 for as long as you feel , perhaps jumping back up to big smoke using the A22. I did that a few sundays again and it took me about 3 hours. Very nice roads .

Try this A24 to A29 to A272 to A32 to A31 to A3 to A25 to A24