<!--quoteo(post=6779:date=Thu 1st Jun 2006, 09:08 PM:name=amarko5)-->QUOTE(amarko5 @ Thu 1st Jun 2006, 09:08 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><!--quotec-->Ok so are we going for a slow amble short trips or have i to plan like 240 mile per day routes
I would like a selection of opinions as to what exactly you wish to get from this tour (being my first and all that) I have many routes indeed some scenic and some on fantastic twisty roads.
I envisage about 7 or 8 hours trips per day (that includes fag stops , piss stops, and meal breaks.
but do we want all scenic routes / photo opps (basically a sightseeing tour) or do we want devilishly twisty windey roads / some scenery.
what time do you lot rise (it will help with the planning) I propose 3 main routes
day 1 sat long and slow on crowded roads all over the lakes passes kirkstone , hardknott, wrynose with some select stopoffs for scenery.
day 2 sun fast and furious (well if you want it to be) local bike haunts bordering on the lakes devils bridge, hawes, and the awesome hartside pass. (mainly outside the lakes)
day 3 monday (for those that are staying) local beauty spots tour many stops really crowded routes (all the popular touristy bits)
let me know your feelings so i can print out the routes and visit some lunch places over the next week or so
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Great work Amarko, the outlined plan looks spot on but you may have to modify at short notice (have you seen how long it takes old Randyborehole to get on a bike). If we've had a few the night before things don't usually start at a great pace the following morning so flexiblility is the key word.
If you need anything from me just drop me a PM
I would like a selection of opinions as to what exactly you wish to get from this tour (being my first and all that) I have many routes indeed some scenic and some on fantastic twisty roads.
I envisage about 7 or 8 hours trips per day (that includes fag stops , piss stops, and meal breaks.
but do we want all scenic routes / photo opps (basically a sightseeing tour) or do we want devilishly twisty windey roads / some scenery.
what time do you lot rise (it will help with the planning) I propose 3 main routes
day 1 sat long and slow on crowded roads all over the lakes passes kirkstone , hardknott, wrynose with some select stopoffs for scenery.
day 2 sun fast and furious (well if you want it to be) local bike haunts bordering on the lakes devils bridge, hawes, and the awesome hartside pass. (mainly outside the lakes)
day 3 monday (for those that are staying) local beauty spots tour many stops really crowded routes (all the popular touristy bits)
let me know your feelings so i can print out the routes and visit some lunch places over the next week or so
Great work Amarko, the outlined plan looks spot on but you may have to modify at short notice (have you seen how long it takes old Randyborehole to get on a bike). If we've had a few the night before things don't usually start at a great pace the following morning so flexiblility is the key word.
If you need anything from me just drop me a PM

