I have had some interest in easy trail riding routes in Suffolk and Norfolk and the easiest way to disseminate the information is via a thread rather than PMs to everyone.Basically in Norfolk and Suffolk any Byway or UCR marked on the O/S map is

the test areas. The examiners and local residents hate training schools bombarding their test routes.3. Learn to ride to test standard in a totally different area - even a different town altogther, as it'll make you a stronger, more confident rider.4

This thread is for discussion of the article Learn to ride with Visordown: Test routes The test routes for bikes and cars are now available on the DSA website in many cases under the individual test centres details.....It is helpful to be familiar

I would like to spend a day riding 'D' roads starting from Calais. I intend to arrive in Calais about 1000 hrs local time and depart about 1800 hrs. The day's trip is purely for riding, I am going to do the historical visits at a later date when I

It's a nice day so I'm gonna bunk off work and go for a ride!! I've done the 281 through Handcross to Devils Dyke.I've done the RiDE weekend rout to Ogri Cafe & on to Turners Hill.I've been to Box several timesany other nice rides that you can

for. Highly recommend that ride, I'd have gone up and down that road all day if I'd have had the time!! Take a look at the calmac website www.calmac.co.uk/frameset.html and take a route up through the islands and back down the western highlands

to start and finish at Potters BarAny suggestions of nice rideout routes in the area?Ta HFB yep, head down to hatfield, up the A1 to baldock. Then get on the A507 (twisty) towards Buntingford, pick up the A10 and head to the silver ball cafe

WARWICKSHIRE Police are targeting bikers in a campaign to try and reduce the amount of motorcycle deaths in the area.Favourite riding routes like the The Fosseway have been targeted as a location where patrols will be using a variety of methods

Well, it's a novel idea to me. I've been sitting looking through the GB road map, going over the various runs I've done this year (sad, I know) and noticed something decidedly odd about one of them, my route took me (in order) along the A78, 77, 76

to join at any point of the route), the two routes meeting at the TT Bike Centre in Llandrindod Wells before moving on to the famous Ponderosa Café on Llangollen’s Horseshoe pass.From here the ride will move on to the four-star Craxton Wood hotel near