Thanks 👍

Thanks

There’s always something Dale, one day we’ll get out for a blast 👍

There have been a few more closures recently, I've updated the GPX file but just keep an eye out for the signs, you'll be sorted tho, but that's why the latest route finishes where it does, because of the closures

That’s great, thanks.

Doing it this Sunday, thanks for sharing

@@grahamhurdle9828 they have closed bits again in Suffolk so have amended the GPX accordingly - have a great ride 👍

Where do you live Will? Just looking at some of your lovely vids - always up for a brew in the woods!

@@twowheeledadventuresuk2739 just north of Cambridge. Often out around Thetford. Coming to the Lightweight Adventurer Festival perchance?

@@wil.linssen no I’ll be getting ready for the Beacons Rally that weekend and probably watching every second of the Tour de France! 🤦‍♂️👌😂

Link to the GPX in the description - the route is slightly different to the vid as there are lane closures in up there at the moment

About 4000 miles. I wanted to just freshen it up a bit before I do the Beacons Rally. The oil looked ok tho, gone a little mucky, but at least I know it’s all good now. Enjoy the route👍

Yes with the right tyres. It’s very sandy in places and whooped out. But if you have the skills and the right tyres then will be great 👍

4 hrs if your are a fairly steady rider 👍

@@twowheeledadventuresuk2739 thanks

Read the description 👍✌️💪

no idea, anything that takes gpx files will do it

They’ve just shut it again, so the gpx route is correct - they have put signs up on the closed lanes. Thetford is good all year, it gets wet but not muddy

@@twowheeledadventuresuk2739 That's much appreciated thanks. Do you have any plans to ride it again in the near future?

@@701Adventures probably will this month at some point but the forecast at the moment is looking very wet 😩😵‍💫

Also what tires your running

@@dylandowning5958 I've done a review of the bike, that lists most of the mods. Change tyres fairly often depending on what I'm doing be it trail riding or racing

In the description 👍

If you've got a decent app like the OS map app it's very hard to get lost, they are so good and the mapping detail makes it very easy to follow.

61 is young - I raced MX with a guy in his 60s, saw on TV a guy running the London Marathon at 90 something - it's all about giving it a go. The TRF have all ages within their ranks, young and old, beginner and expert, defo recommend joining the TRF. My bike is a CRF450L, completely different beast to the 250/300Ls, they are quite tame in comparison. If you've got a T7 you might be better with something like a 690/701 to learn on, they are the same weight as the 250/300Ls but a way better bike and hold their value well.

buy one, get some proper knobby tyres and join the TRF , that then gets you into local groups that ride all across the country week in and out - i am 48 but i often ride with someone who is 73 and the vast majority of my regular group are 55-65 - many in TRF are middle aged 40/50's, the younger ones have yet to increase in count. It is actually an older mans game tbh so don't be put off, you would be welcome anywhere

practically everyone in the TRF is old, just join up and go on rides.

It’s worth joining the TRF just for the green road book I feel. There isn’t a local group in Suffolk but I do try and go out with Norfolk/Essex groups. Depends what you want from it I guess, the GRM and the fact the TRF are the only bike group fighting legal battles to keep out green lanes open Ben’s the fee is well worth it 👍

Are you on android?

And the 2 main closed lanes are open again now so no real need to do that bit down to Risby

@@twowheeledadventuresuk2739 Apple 15. Just fixed it. Allow gps must be on always not only while using app. Works perfect now.