Friday evening Loch Loch & Loch Lomond

[guest2368]

After work on Friday it was a cracking evening and with the wife have the girls round for dinner and drinks, I decided to go for a quick run up around Loch Long, Loch Lomond and Loch Lubnaig.  A nice way to spend 150 miles on such a nice night.
No music on this one just the sound of the road and the bike.
For the best quality watch in 720.

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John

[Levisp]

I can only dream of empty roads like those. Lucky sod

[guest2360]

Did very much the same route last Sunday being based in Drymen for 3 nights then onto Blairgowerie for another 3.  Except for Loch Lomond there seems to be no traffic and last week no rain. Amazing.  Somehow my Nav V thought it was a good idea to ride home through the centre of Perth on a Friday morning.  Now I know where all the cars are.

[David.]

Somehow my Nav V thought it was a good idea to ride home through the centre of Perth on a Friday morning.

We were in Selkirk on Friday morning, which route did you take back home.

[guest2360]

We were in Selkirk on Friday morning, which route did you take back home.

No, not me.  I was in a bit of a hurry.  M74/6.  Didn't do me any good as the M6 was solid from the M62 so ended up in the Peaks to get home. No bad thing though.

[richardbd]

Nothing so spectacular but just back from a day trip from Surrey to Broadway in the Cotswolds - 250 mile round-trip, with some great roads, including the Charlbury TT (see Simon Weir's Biker's Britain).


Not a bad way to spend Sunday...

[guest2368]

Just got a copy of Biker's Britain and I am planning a Lakes & Yorkshire raid earlier next year!

Nothing so spectacular but just back from a day trip from Surrey to Broadway in the Cotswolds - 250 mile round-trip, with some great roads, including the Charlbury TT (see Simon Weir's Biker's Britain).


Not a bad way to spend Sunday...