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3 comments
You need a gravel bike mate!
Seriously though, the path was getting pretty rough and muddy a couple of years ago and I remember thinking it was more suited to a CX or enduro bike than my commuter bike (which had 23mm slicks). But I rather enjoyed the challenge.
Has the loose gravel made it worse or has it just gone back to how it was before?
I think that the loose gravel was there for maybe one season. It's now sunk into the mud without trace, so that the Path is back to square one,
That path is such a blast on my cx/gravel/commuter/frankenbike!
Totally understand where you are coming from though, it's horrendous if you aren't in to thrashing it about on rutted naf surfaces. I would try Bristol City Council and Sustrans, you are totally right, the path is unsuitable for anything other than big fat tyres and balls of steel.