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Owenski 28-06-11 12:22 PM

Re: tight and twisty roads around brighouse
 
erm... the road upto Emley moor from Hopton/Kirkheaton you know where the hare and hounds is?
Its not fanstatic but its a road thats damn hard to ride any faster than 60.

AndyBrad 28-06-11 12:53 PM

Re: tight and twisty roads around brighouse
 
nice one, ill give it a bash!

Roberrrrt 28-06-11 12:54 PM

Re: tight and twisty roads around brighouse
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Owenski (Post 2564746)
erm... the road upto Emley moor from Hopton/Kirkheaton you know where the hare and hounds is?
Its not fanstatic but its a road thats damn hard to ride any faster than 60.

+1

Some of it has double white lines which can be a PITA with getting stuck behind doddering old dears but most of it is a larf

AndyBrad 28-06-11 12:55 PM

Re: tight and twisty roads around brighouse
 
you mean from flockton?

Owenski 28-06-11 01:14 PM

Re: tight and twisty roads around brighouse
 
Hmmmm Its sort of between Kirkheaton and Flockton,
Its the B6118 iirc, you get on it just by Marstons chicken, follow it over the roundabout and up the hill up to the blacksmiths arms at Moor Top. Continue straight on it along to the Hare and Hounds (good place to spin around and go again the other way), it gets pretty stright and flat out after that as it contiunes on to Grange Moor. Prob takes 10mins end to end if its a clear run but thats more because on the flat out bits it really is flat out, great visibility and only a few farm roads etc.

Lots of adverse camber corners and even on the strights the camber switches from side to side in places, nasty little road in the wet tbh.

AndyBrad 28-06-11 01:27 PM

Re: tight and twisty roads around brighouse
 
yea that used to be my daily commute :) deffo not flat out tho its a 40 limit you naughty boy!

Owenski 28-06-11 02:25 PM

Re: tight and twisty roads around brighouse
 
I thought it was NSL,
Oh well past the quarry is defo flat out ;)

Disclaimer:
we're obviously talking about push irons, not motorcycles... that would be dumb

AndyBrad 28-06-11 02:44 PM

Re: tight and twisty roads around brighouse
 
yea yea :) i know what you mean tho. was faster in the car down there than on a bike tho.

Whitty 29-06-11 10:20 AM

Re: tight and twisty roads around brighouse
 
Try from Littleborough up to white house pub and then down toward Ripponden. Don't go all way to village its boring. When you get to reservoir turn right over the bridge and follow it to Rishworth. This is very twisty till you get to where houses start again. Just cruise down to main road then and turn right. This will take you up to M62, those first bends are perfect knee downers. Then where you can either jump on till B/house or go over other side and rejoin scammonden route.

dizzyblonde 29-06-11 02:47 PM

Re: tight and twisty roads around brighouse
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Whitty (Post 2565359)
Try from Littleborough up to white house pub and then down toward Ripponden. Don't go all way to village its boring. When you get to reservoir turn right over the bridge and follow it to Rishworth. This is very twisty till you get to where houses start again. Just cruise down to main road then and turn right. This will take you up to M62, those first bends are perfect knee downers. Then where you can either jump on till B/house or go over other side and rejoin scammonden route.

I usually do that from the Rishworth side first.

You practicing for the AR Andy?

Go up Hebden towards Howarth, and take a right at Pecket Well, through to Midgley and Luddenden then over to Wainstalls. Tight and naggery, and if you can speed down it without falling into a heap down the valley belowI'd be a monkeys uncle!


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