Mid Week PM Training Ride
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- Location: Haxby
I think the first 2/3 weeks should be used to sample each of the routes that have been mentioned and then get feedback off everyone about what they think. With this in mind can I suggest we meet outside Cycle Heaven at 6.30 and head off in the Bishopthorpe direction to have a look at the Acaster air field route Arthur uses and a circuit of the Knavesmire as suggested by Steve. Plan is to keep it to an hour or so this week and see how it goes. Please pipe up if this dosent suit your needs so we can address any issues and get something going that everyone is happy with.
Regards Andy
Regards Andy
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- Posts: 17
- Joined: Sat Sep 22, 2007 5:59 pm
- Location: Haxby
Head out B'thorpe Road. In Bish, take the left turn immediately past the sharp rh turn. Continue past the Ship Inn. At T past the Ship, turn L and head out through Acaster Malbis. At T turn L. This takes you onto the airfield. Follow round. At T, turn R for Appleton Roebuck.
In village, turn L. Follow road over the railway bridges, then turn left for Coulton. Just follow the road round to Copmanthorpe. In Cop aim to head back for Bish (R at T, R at next T, second R (signed) and follow your nose back).
It's pretty obvious on the ground.
gmap pedometer says 17 miles.
http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=1361959
You can extend it by looping round the airfield at Appleton Roebuck - just turn left instead of right and keep riding wihout turning off and you'll end up back on the airfield for another lap.
In village, turn L. Follow road over the railway bridges, then turn left for Coulton. Just follow the road round to Copmanthorpe. In Cop aim to head back for Bish (R at T, R at next T, second R (signed) and follow your nose back).
It's pretty obvious on the ground.
gmap pedometer says 17 miles.
http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=1361959
You can extend it by looping round the airfield at Appleton Roebuck - just turn left instead of right and keep riding wihout turning off and you'll end up back on the airfield for another lap.
Not planning to be there (but I'll be thinking of you). Not sure of Arthurs follow you nose principle in the dark although I'm sure he'll be there to show you the way? However its right in Colton (go left and you finish up in the services on the A64!) follow the very narrow road to Copmanthorpe taking care on the 6 x 90 deg bends, then its right, right, through the village then left up Station Rd to Bishopthorpe.