Road trip

Posted on Tue 22nd, December 2015

• #1

Dannytomblin

Following the success of our first road trip ,who's up for round two ,don't mind if it's off or on road ,hopefully this will get some ideas going
Merry Christmas and safe riding
Danny
• #2

PaulW

Yep the off road trip was for a great introduction to MTB riding for a roadie! More would be good either locally or a afar?
There has been some nattering about venturing afar for some road trips, Derbyshire was one discussed I remember but maybe a more local trip too & ride around the Cotswolds for starters?
Like you said Danny any other ideas welcome?
• #3

MattH

I'd be up for a change of scenery on both the road bike and MTB. Cotswolds or even the Chilterns sounds good for road and perhaps @StephenT and @JohnnyG 's MTB venue of choice: the Forest of Dean?
• #4

StephenT

I fancy driving to within about 20 miles of central London, riding in and around the centre with a cafe stop then heading back out to the car(s).
A sunny Sunday morning in the centre with a ride around the sights and the river would be fun.
• #5

Dannytomblin

Loving the ideas ,perhaps we can get something firmed up once xmas is out of the way
Danny

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