zigrat wrote:Crap !!
If it's going to be 200 miles then I'll have to carry a bivi bag :D
Not if you're going to get under 24 hours
Here's the route profile for the 200 mile loop:
And the 100 miler:
The 200 mile loop will break off from the 100 at about 55 miles and rejoin at the same point.
And for those requiring some shut-eye part way round, there's bothies available at mile 83, 131, 141 & 165.
When is the route out then?
(If I was not sat here trying to learn something about bioinformatics in relation to next generation sequencing by tomorrow, I would be trying to work it out from the profile and the bothy positions)
Kev, I'd be mightily impressed if you could suss it out from the scant information provided!
The 100 mile route is in the public domain already, if you know where to look
The 200 mile route was only conceived the other night, and as I said above, will need to be ridden a test before route details are released.
Decisions decisions! Getting a cross bike sorted this winter, so should have the right bike, then just need to think about a carbon 29er hardtail so I can have lots of choice in the 2 days before such an event.
Can we have a tiny weeny amount of hike a bike please (by tiny weeny, I mean 1 stile, or fence)?
loving the two ton O gravel name, and the fact that's its proper beautifull British ton(s) :D looks like that's my recovery target set then.
hopefully see you in Lan' wells
slarge wrote:Can we have a tiny weeny amount of hike a bike please (by tiny weeny, I mean 1 stile, or fence)?
Approximately 0.001% of the route requires pushing: a rough gravel track that would be known to many folk who've ridden the BB200. Other than that, I can't think of anything that can't be ridden, even on a crosser :)
slarge wrote:Can we have a tiny weeny amount of hike a bike please (by tiny weeny, I mean 1 stile, or fence)?
Approximately 0.001% of the route requires pushing: a rough gravel track that would be known to many folk who've ridden the BB200. Other than that, I can't think of anything that can't be ridden, even on a crosser :)
If its the track I think your describing and there is much of the route as rough as that, 200 miles is going to be a REALLY long way.