Re: Touring Scotland - Bristol to Glasgow -too much for one day?
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 10:04 am
M6 is a huge tyre squarer. I did it once from Northants and ended up with square tyres.
Not being funny, but if you want to keep the bike safe, avoid cities. Plent of decent camp sites or B&B's available.
If you vcan, switch across to the A1 and go up through Jedburgh from the top end of Newcastle. SUPERP roads through the Borders and well worth egtting a B&B there.
I did a day on track and then rode Corby to Stobo near Peebles easily enough in a day. My best time was just under 4 hours averaging 84mph inc sticking to the fixed 50mph and no silly speeds and obeying any under 60mph speed limits, but I had done that run a few times to see my ex. Using the car, my best time was 5 hours and my worst was 12. but on average it was around 6.5 hours.
Oban to Fort William and all round that area is fabulous. Put out a post for some local 400cc guides!!!! Did that last time to get even better slightly off the main route roads.
M6 is Dull too
Not being funny, but if you want to keep the bike safe, avoid cities. Plent of decent camp sites or B&B's available.
If you vcan, switch across to the A1 and go up through Jedburgh from the top end of Newcastle. SUPERP roads through the Borders and well worth egtting a B&B there.
I did a day on track and then rode Corby to Stobo near Peebles easily enough in a day. My best time was just under 4 hours averaging 84mph inc sticking to the fixed 50mph and no silly speeds and obeying any under 60mph speed limits, but I had done that run a few times to see my ex. Using the car, my best time was 5 hours and my worst was 12. but on average it was around 6.5 hours.
Oban to Fort William and all round that area is fabulous. Put out a post for some local 400cc guides!!!! Did that last time to get even better slightly off the main route roads.
M6 is Dull too