Very informative and I am looking forward to so the route too. Have already done parts of it. Thanks for the history.

Watched this one start to finish. Really great work. Scott (Shrewsbury)

I'd be a mug not to ride this route very soon. Many thanks for such a clear exposition.

Coalport to Bridgnorth requires an iron butt. Really enjoyed this thanks

Great videos you make, thank you bud

I watched this video over a Mug of Coffee and both the Video and the Mug of Coffee were Excellent - Well done and I look forward to many more.

Mug. Good video mate looks a nice ride

Thanks for another great and very informative video, I aim to try and make Bridgnorth from Shrewsbury sometime soon, although would love to try this whole route one day! I'd also like to mention that I've followed the SVR line down as far as Shienton using the A458 and the old trackbed is mostly intact, a couple of bridges have lost their spans, but wouldn't it be amazing if it could be repurposed like the part in Shrewsbury into a cycle track down into Buildwas. The old SVR cycle path in Shrewsbury is great fun to ride, I've been known to let out a 'Choo Choo' as I pass under the surviving bridge :)

Mug. Great to be one of the new subscribers. Great details in your videos very informative and inspiring for me to get out on my bike. I have been going through your older video's that are mostly around my local area so plenty of miles for me to be getting on with. Best Wishes to you and please keep the video's coming. AL

Excellent, I may give this a try.

Excellent video, thanks for doing this. I've ridden between Bridgnorth and Hartlebury using sections of the route on road bike but you've inspired me to look into doing the entire route from Shrewsbury - my 90s rigid mountain bike would be ideal. Plenty of opportunities for a mug of tea en-route 😁👍.

Definitely going to use this route to meet the good lady at her mum’s in Stourport. I’ll finish with a good MUG of tea!!

Thanks for another good video, always on the look out for new traffic free routes in the area. Mug.

I like your friendly presentation and your thoroughness in depicting the routes, well done for that. I used in the heady days when Sustrans routes were a new thing, to support them and try to plan holidays around their routes, but, after a few experiences I was disillusioned and made my own routes using OS maps and, if needed, main roads. Sustrans were a great organisation at the time, and much good was done, but anyone telling you there is a National Cycle Network in this country is making a Mug of you. I have 2 NCN routes where I live, but they're only signs on posts on existing dangerous roads, not one piece of infrastructure. Netherlands, now they have a national route network to boast of, we can only dream. Keep up the good work though, very enjoyable films.

That's a nice Mug, England sure has lots of great rail trails.

Mug mug mug. Really enjoyed the video (and the route). Cheers

I love your videos, local to me in Church Stretton. All that's missing at the moment is a MUG of coffee.

Interesting video, shows some good aspects of National Cycle routes. I hope the Mug on offer holds a good amount of tea, can't be doing with a tiny Mug. Going to watch the Birmingham to Shrewsbury video next.

Been looking forward to this one. Quite a few familiar places. You've given me an idea for my next adventure, out from Bromsgrove to Telford then back on the SVR to Kiddy. I did wonder why people were calling you a mug in the comments 😆

I ride that route 45 with my mountain biking buddy Mark, we set off from Wolverhampton out through Pattingham, Sutton Madock down into Ironbridge then to Bridgnorth for a we'll deserved MUG of coffee at greggs in high town then back through Claverley home to Wolverhampton 46 miles on a good day 😊

Looks a cracking route if a bit fiddly in places, gpx file needed I think!

Thanks for this. Will take a train from Worcester to Shrooosbury and cycle back via Hartlebury on this route....question is XC hardtail or road bike 🤔

Free hug, why not, free mug, even better!

Nice bell ....

As a local Cycling mug to the area I found this route interesting. Well I do the last sections of it once or twice a Week . The bit from Shrewsbury to Ironbridge I have not tried. May give it a go if i can get up to Shrewsbury with the bike on the train or something. Yes a cross bike or MTB with a light file tread should do it well.

Great video, would you recommend an endurance bike or a gravel bike for this route?

Those bicycle bells are rubbish, pedestrians can’t hear them! You need a ratchet bell, you can sometimes buy them from the £1 shop.

You're no mug! Pronounced Shrewsbury correctly.