B3aker said:
What are the lanes like out your way Kev? Worth a weekend's trip? :)
Route we took today they were a bit widely spread, wouldn't have been too bad had 2 long stretches of lane not have been closed. One was a bit sketchy, and one had a please consider if it is necessary to drive this lane, looks like it had been recently been re surfaced.
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'Ello mate. Lanes are alright, plenty to do. Not much gloopy mud and most of the time not a lot of risk of getting properly stuck but care is needed when it's wet. The scenery is well worth a trip out. Most lanes are gravelly, some are quite steep. This time of year (as with many byways) some can be a bit tight and not for those who are precious about their paint.

If you were making a weekend of it I would say probably start N.Wales and work your way down through Mid-Wales then see how you go. If you have time then S.Wales has some good routes but I've not been out side of N.Wales.
 
classic kev said:
'Ello mate. Lanes are alright, plenty to do. Not much gloopy mud and most of the time not a lot of risk of getting properly stuck but care is needed when it's wet. The scenery is well worth a trip out. Most lanes are gravelly, some are quite steep. This time of year (as with many byways) some can be a bit tight and not for those who are precious about their paint.

If you were making a weekend of it I would say probably start N.Wales and work your way down through Mid-Wales then see how you go. If you have time then S.Wales has some good routes but I've not been out side of N.Wales.
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Have you got any routes on memory map you could email me
 
classic kev said:
'Ello mate. Lanes are alright, plenty to do. Not much gloopy mud and most of the time not a lot of risk of getting properly stuck but care is needed when it's wet. The scenery is well worth a trip out. Most lanes are gravelly, some are quite steep. This time of year (as with many byways) some can be a bit tight and not for those who are precious about their paint.

If you were making a weekend of it I would say probably start N.Wales and work your way down through Mid-Wales then see how you go. If you have time then S.Wales has some good routes but I've not been out side of N.Wales.
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Cheers buddie, are they all seasonal or non seasonal?
Might try and plan a trip over, my girlfriends parents live in south wales so might try ans tie it into that. Do a long weekend, after a couple more shake down runs. See if any of the others are up for it, I'm sure they will be. :D
 
B3aker said:
Cheers buddie, are they all seasonal or non seasonal?
Might try and plan a trip over, my girlfriends parents live in south wales so might try ans tie it into that. Do a long weekend, after a couple more shake down runs. See if any of the others are up for it, I'm sure they will be. :D
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As far as I know they are all season; certainly I am not aware of the stuff local to me being closed for winter but couldn't say what happens in other parts of Wales.
 
Anyone got a memory map route over ely, chatteris and whittlesey.b3aker said theres a lot of lanes there and looked on map and there is. A route would help plan a day out. If not ill try and put a route together for sunday.
 
Tomorrows laning. We are starting at oakington.cambridgshire. if your coming let me know. Meeting at 10am
 
i am home, and would love to come play, however i think a new radiator is needed. just as soon as i can find out which one i need and get half a chance to fit it i will be out to play :)
 
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