Mrs Cambatfred meets The Dukes Pass

Don't think I'll be telling Sandrine that part of the GMII route has been known to make folk puke.....

I hope this wasn't in the morning or it could be you who is feeling sick next

Oh my! OOPS! Wibbly wobbly's ok if there aren't any tour buses coming atcha! My sympathy to Wendy. Your'e cruel Combatfred!

[TheRamJam]

Originally Posted by Kilted Ginger

Now was it your riding style or the unsuitability of the starship enterprise to the dukes that caused the reaction. You should try the wibbly wobbly to see if you can repeat the results

For us newbies please explain what or where the Wibbly Wobbly road is please. Sounds like a fun road to try out.

The wibbly Wobbly or WW is the road from Garelochhead to Arrochar, on the west side of Loch lomond. The first section, The Glen Fruin Road is also known as the military road A-B, the second section B-C is the ww, nice little cafe (pit stop cafe) at the end of it.

The military road is long smooth and sweeping bends with stunning views, the WW is a tarmac rollercoaster, twisty undulating fear fest strewn with, small streams, about 300 large manhole covers, sheep and the ocassional frogman. Definately interesing (my oh's favourite pillion route)

If you look west of point C you'll see the A83 "rest and be thankful" to Inverary also another road that gets plaudits on here.

From Inverary you can take the A819 to Stronmilchan then the A85 to Tyndrum Crianlarich, then either the 82 back down loch lomond or teh 84 to Kilmahog and throw in the Dukes for good measure. Or alternatively you can u turn at inverary and head back tr&bt, ww, mr. All depending on how much time you have.

HTH

[combatfred]

I had my 1st, 2nd 3rd & 4th tank-slappers on my first ever run down the wibbly-wobbly. Not wee shakes of the bars, but "HOW THE H3LL DID I STAY ON" tank slappers.

Don't let that put anyone off. .

[TheRamJam]

Originally Posted by Kilted Ginger

The wibbly Wobbly or WW is the road from Garelochhead to Arrochar, on the west side of Loch lomond. The first section, The Glen Fruin Road is also known as the military road A-B, the second section B-C is the ww, nice little cafe (pit stop cafe) at the end of it.

The military road is long smooth and sweeping bends with stunning views, the WW is a tarmac rollercoaster, twisty undulating fear fest strewn with, small streams, about 300 large manhole covers, sheep and the ocassional frogman. Definately interesing (my oh's favourite pillion route)

If you look west of point C you'll see the A83 "rest and be thankful" to Inverary also another road that gets plaudits on here.

From Inverary you can take the A819 to Stronmilchan then the A85 to Tyndrum Crianlarich, then either the 82 back down loch lomond or teh 84 to Kilmahog and throw in the Dukes for good measure. Or alternatively you can u turn at inverary and head back tr&bt, ww, mr. All depending on how much time you have.

HTH

Thank you sir might give that a go this weekend if the weather keeps up

Ah, so that's the wibbly wobbly. I like when you give it some and you get a bit air borne and then, when the back wheel touches the tarmac (it's now spinning faster?) it throws you forward. Yee haa! Hold on tight RamJam!

Where is the wibbly wobbly? I'd like to compare it to dukes

[TheRamJam]

Originally Posted by Kate SV650

Ah, so that's the wibbly wobbly. I like when you give it some and you get a bit air borne and then, when the back wheel touches the tarmac (it's now spinning faster?) it throws you forward. Yee haa! Hold on tight RamJam!

lol got a bit of air last week heading from the A827 Aberfeldy to killin road. I almost needed to change my y-fronts as my backside and feet came off the bike. Just glad I was holding on tight

How do you stop oneself staying in the air when gravity pulls the bike back down to earth lol