Whitby Saturday 10th / 17th October

Planning a ride out to Whitby, this vote is for non members only, members please vote in the members section.

Winthorpe Island to Gainsborough - 22.4 miles A1133/A156

Gainsborough to Greetwell - 13.6 miles A159/B1400

Greetwell to Bridlington - 50.8 Miles
B1400/A15/M180/A15 Humber Bridge Toll £1.20 for us.

A164 Beverley / A1035 / A165 Bridlington - Morrisons Cafe for tea and Fuel

Bridlington to Whitby - 38 miles

Leave Bridlington heading along the A165 north to Scarborough.

Once in Scarborough come off the A165 and head onto the A171 which goes past Robin Hoods Bay

Estimated Mileage is 124.8 miles
　
Route Back

Whitby to Bridlington - 38 miles

Reverse route to Bridlington back to Morrisons to refuel.

Bridlington - Ollerton - 85.3 miles

Head on to the A165 and follow the A614 all the way into Goole for a quick bite to eat Chippy then on Ollerton to say goodbyes.

Estimated Mileage is 123.3 miles

thats not a run out

ive gone further to get a newspaper

So I take it your not interested in meeting us in Whitby or somewhere enroute ?

sorry lee not my sort of run
i mean i like bends twisty country backroads
humps jumps cmon lets av stuff
doing 100mph on straight roads aint my thing (i do that in the van)
doing 90mph on back country roads scratching etc is where the fun is

thanks you enjoy yourselves paul

90 mph on backroads? you're my hero you are. Just mind that horseshit.

we have some fantastic roads in yorkshire matey

im sure you have your little favourites ! !

Tis true Chucky lad.I did some work in Durham for a few days and commuted from Newark on the bike. Always came home on a cross country easterly then southern route taking in the Stokesly Helmsley B1257 road. Worth the detour.Fu**in awesome. Some of the roads Lees put in are pretty good too. Newark to Gainsborough is a personal favourite.

I've tried to cover as many differnt types of road as possible. Country lanes are my weakness, as I am doing my IAM course and averaging B/C's on my observed ride outs.

Also alot of country roads are now being reduced from 60 to 50 and 40mph zones.

They have in Derbyshire and Notts/Leics border.

Speeding is an art form. Time and a place and 6th sense needed for the traps. Not gonna stop me enjoying myself!

number6 wrote:90 mph on backroads? you're my hero you are. Just mind that horseshit.

and 170 miles out of a tankfull of petrol.

Lucky if I get 120 to reserve.

same here lowest was 90 out of a tankfull the best was 120 on the 750 the 12 is very good on fuel

Hence why I have chosen Morrisons at Bridlington for a break and fuel stop.

I have no problem with a fuel and belly pit stop..LOL