Discussion
Sound Chaser said:
Would agree with Johnbear on that. Also, anticlockwise seems more enjoyable, or maybe thats just because of the view across the moors. Either way its still a great challenge and never ceases to amaze.
Now that you mention it, I realise I've never tried it clockwise! I usually include it when I go for a ride, and it is still awesome as the visibility is so great... I even got airborne for the first time last week! (flat bit in the hill up to the visitor's center thingy for those interested)identti said:
Those pictures have tempted me to go on a 500 mile round trip. Can't wait! Will take my camera along too, as the scenery looks to good to forget.
Any recommendations on what day to go - i.e. when it's quiet? Also, I guess the weather will be an important factor
Weekdays are best. Whilst the tourist season is over you'll still get a few walkers pottering around along with some camper vans and bicyles at the weekend, along with the usual bikers.Any recommendations on what day to go - i.e. when it's quiet? Also, I guess the weather will be an important factor
Though the bikers tend to keep away from now on as there will pretty much be torrential rain for the next 3 months and they don't like it when it gets a bit damp...
With the weather in mind you're best heading up as soon as possible really, it's been pretty good up there recently, though it's also very unpredictable. Check out the Mountain Forecast for Snowdonia on the Met Office's website, it's as accurate as you'll get.
Jamesf288 said:
Though the bikers tend to keep away from now on as there will pretty much be torrential rain for the next 3 months and they don't like it when it gets a bit damp...
To be fair, grip isn't great in the dry, and with all these crests and dips (nearly got airborne once), I'm keeping away from the wet!T S Magnum said:
We went to the area in the summer but didn't check on here 1st and managed to miss the triangle
We did a few of the others mentioned however and also B4391 and B4407 (see below). Absolutely awsome, left the other half a bit quite and pale though
We did a few of the others mentioned however and also B4391 and B4407 (see below). Absolutely awsome, left the other half a bit quite and pale though
cw42 said:
Brillant video, but you need to approach the B4407 from the opposite direction. The B4407 is a great road but the Evo is on another level. The western side can be taken at unbelievable speeds with experience but the road has to be watched. Ripped several bolts off the floor pan on the Cerb on the last North Wales hoon. Saw an A3 off the ground by a foot with a Gallardo on his tail on the last hoon I'll be running a mid November run on these roads if anyone is interested. Most likely date is the 17th Nov.
johnbear said:
T S Magnum said:
We went to the area in the summer but didn't check on here 1st and managed to miss the triangle
We did a few of the others mentioned however and also B4391 and B4407 (see below). Absolutely awsome, left the other half a bit quite and pale though
We did a few of the others mentioned however and also B4391 and B4407 (see below). Absolutely awsome, left the other half a bit quite and pale though
cw42 said:
Brillant video, but you need to approach the B4407 from the opposite direction. The B4407 is a great road but the Evo is on another level. The western side can be taken at unbelievable speeds with experience but the road has to be watched. Ripped several bolts off the floor pan on the Cerb on the last North Wales hoon. Saw an A3 off the ground by a foot with a Gallardo on his tail on the last hoon I'll be running a mid November run on these roads if anyone is interested. Most likely date is the 17th Nov.
Martin, we always get a few from the West Mids on Johnbear's legendary hoons, so you're welcome to join us on the run up there. We have a little convoy from Hilton Park to the main meeting point. I've been on the last 5 events and they're just an awesome day. Once you've been on one you're hooked.
John always posts the details in the TVR general section so keep tour eyes on there. It's not just TVR's on these runs you can turn up in anything with a bit of power. I intend to bring the 306 gti-6 next time to see how it performs on the evo. Hope you can make it.
John always posts the details in the TVR general section so keep tour eyes on there. It's not just TVR's on these runs you can turn up in anything with a bit of power. I intend to bring the 306 gti-6 next time to see how it performs on the evo. Hope you can make it.
Definately interested!! I'll keep my eyes out for it. I'm popping up to the evo triangle on the 25th or 26th of this month for a run anyway so should have a better chance of keeping up if I know the ground a bit better!
Mart
edit: just checked my calendar and im busy the weekend of the 17th and the one after. Maybe the next one!
Mart
edit: just checked my calendar and im busy the weekend of the 17th and the one after. Maybe the next one!
Edited by somouk on Sunday 14th October 13:45
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