Schwalbe Road Sportive Series - Ruthin
Both routes head out of historic Ruthin along the pastoral Vale of Clwyd towards the coast. The climbing starts as the route goes through the centre of Denbigh past its 13th century castle. Moving up onto the moorland above the town, the route cuts back to pass Lyn Brenig, famous locally for its fishing and watersports. Next stop Cerrigydrudion where the two routes part company.
The forty five milers heading back to Ruthin through Clawdd- Newydd. The eighty mile route carries on to Bala and its famous lake. Back to Corwen through the town centre and over the river before taking the scenic backroads towards Llangollen. Now comes the final challenge, the Horeseshoe Pass. Chris Boardman still holds the record for the ascent here. Topping the final miles take in a descent of the Nant y Garth Pass before the return to Ruthin.
For more details on the Ruthin round please go to the event page: http://www.roadsportives.co.uk/ruthin.php
No thanks...you can keep your mini cars off my bike lanes. I want the scooters (petrol and electric) off as well.
Nice easy way to get to the beach for a walk - just have to make sure she doesn't see any squirrels.
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Zorbing balls - if it saves just one life
12 corners in just over 2km is a terrifying prospect if it rains!
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As it's often said -'the way to justify the building of a bridge is not too count the number of people swimming the crocodile infested river!'
I used to go that way to work. It's nasty and congested. I doubt any changes will make the congestion worse.
Both bikes are both 1x