Best driving roads in the region?
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markCSC said:
For those who have never been there, it looks like this
and sometimes like this
Ummm used to live in upwell & before that outwell, always my favourite blatt even in crappy company cars at the time. I'm upto Mums in Outwell on Friday from Kent so will be around there.and sometimes like this
Now come up M11-A11-A142 to A1101 & through Welney. All speed limited to hell these days. Road from Welney to 3 holes still good fun though even at the limit ;-)
Rufus said:
Touring Remo said:
A146 turn off into hales, then blast through there to haddiscoe.
If you havn't done it before, its worth having a go. You can thank me afterwards
Awesome stretch of road and exceptionally close to where I live, great fun in any car and well worth a go.If you havn't done it before, its worth having a go. You can thank me afterwards
Awesome if you get right, but you'll need to read the contours.
Regards
Bill Bob
Dave777 said:
A507 Between Buntingford and Baldock(Hertfordshire). Very nice road, i beleave it apeared in MCN (MotorCycleNews) top 100 roads to ride in the UK a few years back.
+1!!oj121 said:
Not quite east anglia though lol
Fantastic stretch of road though!Edited by BazT on Thursday 18th February 02:59
Just thought I'd give this a worthy bump up this list as it helped me enjoy a great drive earlier this morning
I also enjoy a blast along the B1354 between Wroxham and Coltishall every now and again. Quite a short stretch of road and can be a bit tight in places but offers a few nice twists and turns.
Also, north Norwich to Acle is much more interesting via Plumstead Road by the double mini roundabouts between Heartsease / Thorpe
I also enjoy a blast along the B1354 between Wroxham and Coltishall every now and again. Quite a short stretch of road and can be a bit tight in places but offers a few nice twists and turns.
Also, north Norwich to Acle is much more interesting via Plumstead Road by the double mini roundabouts between Heartsease / Thorpe
There's a smashing 47 mile route from mine, here's a link....
http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=4038865
The street in Beccles is as close you'll get to having a tunnel with the houses close to the road you get good accoustics!
Mostly undulating NSL roads, the odd 30mph restriction (mainly at Beccles) but very picturesque, just nice roads, one stretch of dual carriageway to open up on.
There's also a Maccy Ds/BP half way to stop for a coffee, chat and fill up. I'll have to sort a 'breakfast club' one Sunday morning.
http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=4038865
The street in Beccles is as close you'll get to having a tunnel with the houses close to the road you get good accoustics!
Mostly undulating NSL roads, the odd 30mph restriction (mainly at Beccles) but very picturesque, just nice roads, one stretch of dual carriageway to open up on.
There's also a Maccy Ds/BP half way to stop for a coffee, chat and fill up. I'll have to sort a 'breakfast club' one Sunday morning.
I live up on the North Norfolk Coast and whilst you have to pick your moment very carefully I will drag us back to page 1 of this thread and the A149 North Norfolk Coast Road.
Summer days emphatically aren’t that moment as that is when our two wheeled brethren battle caravan owners for naming rights to their own particular chapter of the sequel to ‘Origin of Species’.
Choose an early morning in Spring though and if you get slightly lucky with the traffic then it is beautiful, fun and challenging. I particularly enjoy the section from Weybourne down to Cley.
Summer days emphatically aren’t that moment as that is when our two wheeled brethren battle caravan owners for naming rights to their own particular chapter of the sequel to ‘Origin of Species’.
Choose an early morning in Spring though and if you get slightly lucky with the traffic then it is beautiful, fun and challenging. I particularly enjoy the section from Weybourne down to Cley.
Edited by blackmme on Sunday 7th February 16:51
Edited by blackmme on Sunday 7th February 16:52
Edited by blackmme on Sunday 7th February 16:56
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