Annual Ride-out 2006 - Points for discussion - Page 7 - SV650.org

13-06-05, 08:43 AM

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John (maxed out)

I know the feeling, take it easy John

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13-06-05, 07:25 PM

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Originally Posted by BigApe

I vote for Lincolnshire

Having lived there in the past the roads are awesome.

The roads are good in lincolnshire but i wouldnt recomend the company they keep (by that i mean the plod).

Not 'arf... The traffic coppers in Lincolnshire are some of the 'worse' in the UK... Next to perhaps Wales

14-06-05, 11:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Cloggsy

Not 'arf... The traffic coppers in Lincolnshire are some of the 'worse' in the UK... Next to perhaps Wales

Not all Wales is Bike Un-friendly it's just Richard Brunstrom's lot (North Wales Police), The Dyfed-Powys, Gwent and South Wales are okay.

Stay south of a line drawn between Stoke-on-Trent and Aberdovey!

14-06-05, 12:14 PM

Well Ross-On-Wye sounds good to me.

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14-06-05, 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by jonboy

Well Ross-On-Wye sounds good to me.

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Lots of nice routes around there. Herefordshire and Powys borderland is great, up around Hay on Wye, Abergavenny etc. Then you've got Wye Valley down to Chepstow, round thorugh the Forest of Dean. Symonds Yat Rock, lots of castles to see etc....
I do these runs reguarly. Excellent biking country.

Red ones · 14-06-05, 12:44 PM

That sounds good - I have somewhere for me to stay over there!

14-06-05, 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by wheelnut

then again so was AR04 from the Cat and Fiddle.

We're a more social lot up here though

14-06-05, 05:14 PM

The geographical centre of the UK is hexam in northumberland or northumbria.

why does it allways have to be south of manchester.

planned in advance and made into a long weekend sounds like the best plan then you could enjoy the beauty of the borders and into the scottish borders as well.

just food for thought as the southern runs (and the last 2 have been

) tend to exclude the majority of scottish riders and those north of manchester.

there is a lot of the country north of the watford gap :P

14-06-05, 10:30 PM

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Originally Posted by amarko5

there is a lot of the country north of the watford gap :P

Yeah yeah.... And it's always bloody raining up there too

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15-06-05, 02:18 AM

I'd vote to have the next one in the Yorkshire Dales.

more or less central to most people and I would even offer to help organise

Hexam is the most central but how many northern Scottish memebers do we have?

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Couerdelion Guest Posts: n/a	I'd vote to have the next one in the Yorkshire Dales. more or less central to most people and I would even offer to help organise Hexam is the most central but how many northern Scottish memebers do we have?