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• #2
I'd recommend the following to give you feels for rides in each compass direction:
1) Take the Bristol to Bath bike path out through the two tunnels then loop back through Radstock > Chew Valley
2) North out into the relative flat lanes around Yate and Wootton under Edge, back down the Severn through Hill / Rockhampton
3) Mendip loop going up Burrington Coomb and Cheddar Gorge
4) Over the bridge into Wales for some Forest of Dean gravelHappy to share detailed routes if any of that is of interest.
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• #4
Have you heard of the festival way
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• #5
Come out on deliveries with me, get a feel
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• #6
@MicroDosed™ nope. Is that the answer? Will buy u beer if so.
Not been here that long so just picking routes out of here http://www.uobcc.com/routes.htmlThe Portishead Clevedon route is especially nice IMO
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• #7
I only ever ride through Bristol, but also have a look at the GWR Audax site, they have the best routes heading out of town
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• #8
The strawberry line is a nice place to cycle and forage at the right time of year
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• #9
Have you tried the new(ish) graded path that cuts across the bottom near the uni building? Avoids most of the crowds
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• #10
Heh, Summer Hill in Knowle was definitely get off and push. What’s the steepest?
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• #11
Will check the above suggestions cheers. Fancy a forum Bristol ride when restrictions allow it?
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• #13
The UWE Bower Ashton building. The path doesn't show up on google maps but cuts along here
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• #15
Vale st for sure. Plenty that hit 18-20% around town. All quite short though
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• #16
Yeah that bit can be shit, I really hate the speed bumps too. If you wanted to be really picky, join the 'new' path at the entrance to the Church Lodge car park, at the 2 in the right hand B3128 (sorry for thread hijack)
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• #18
Summer Hill in Knowle
Anyone living in/around Knowle?
I'm potentially moving there.
New job means I will be visiting Bristol a fair bit (when restrictions finally ease). Tempted to see if I might want to move to the city or somewhere within cycling/commuting distance. Does anyone have any suggestions for places to ride, visit etc in Bristol to make the most out of my time in a few days? I'll get the chance do some exploring of cycle routes, get a feel for areas I might want to live (i..e non-car dominated).