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Old 18-05-10, 09:36 PM   #21
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nowt wrong wi derbyshire, been riding round there last 26 yrs without problems, cracking roads...hardly any cameras...and certainly not alot of double whites, no more than most area's...and i average 20,000 miles a year on bikes so been to most places!....saying that, wales is even better...and no not had any bother there too
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Old 19-05-10, 02:47 PM   #22
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I'm trying to get a pass for Sat Hindle, which means I will likely be going up to the Bridge, no idea which way yet.

You going to be around Starks? Not seen that thing running outside of a shed yet.

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Old 19-05-10, 06:06 PM   #23
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nowt wrong wi derbyshire, been riding round there last 26 yrs without problems, cracking roads...hardly any cameras...and certainly not alot of double whites, no more than most area's...and i average 20,000 miles a year on bikes so been to most places!....saying that, wales is even better...and no not had any bother there too
Heh, you got a point, I am thinking of peak district.
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Old 19-05-10, 06:33 PM   #24
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Up to press I am thinking it'll probably be about 12ish, just up to thr bridge (I'll have a look at Wilky's route)

Could meet at the barn if you'd like then it breaks it up a bit (I'm about 10 mins away from it)

Will keep yo posted.

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Old 19-05-10, 08:36 PM   #25
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[QUOTE=hindle8907;2270892]please can some one point me to some decent(ish) roads from mypostcode lets say from around 45 - and hour or so bimble

as i dont even know where to go it seems since i got the bike the only places i have been is work and back .

really need to get meeting people for a good ride out

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heres 1 i use pretty regular
thro stalybridge ,over saddleworth ,holmefirth and back over woodhead,that should kill about an hour ish
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Old 20-05-10, 04:56 PM   #26
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Moved thread and Merged just as you asked :0)

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Old 20-05-10, 05:19 PM   #27
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heres 1 i use pretty regular
thro stalybridge ,over saddleworth ,holmefirth and back over woodhead,that should kill about an hour ish
Just done that in reverse today
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Old 21-05-10, 08:47 AM   #28
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I do that route quite often too. A good extra is the little B road that goes off from the Woodhead across to Glossop. Then you can carry on to the Snake Pass and that way.

Good route is:
Saddleworth to Holmfirth
Holmfirth to Woodhead
Woodhead to Glossop
Glossop to Snake Pass
Snake Pass to Edale
Edale to Chapel-en-le-frith for petrol, then to Whaley Bridge
Whaley to Macc
Macc, over C+F, then turn off, do Long Hill to Whaley, then Whaley to Glossop

Then go home knackered

And no, I don't do rideouts in groups
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And no, I don't do rideouts in groups

Sounds good. tbh I don't really do groups either. Usually just with 2 of us, but I don't think half a dozen is bad. Just never really fancied bigger groups, the organising and TEC/markings I can't be bothered with (maybe it's just the organising side though. Will have to tag along on one of the PM ones one day)

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Old 21-05-10, 09:33 AM   #30
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Yeah, it's usually just me and the hubby, but occasionally another couple of peeps tag along. That's enough for me
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