ED Riders' rippingly good routes

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There are several good places to go for premade riding routes and advice. Best Biking Roads is an excellent resource and Adventure Bike Rider magazine's website is starting to get a good collection of road and green lane rides; many other sources are available.

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Where routes we know are great and are not all together found elsewhere we will publish them on this site. Most can be seen via our Been and Going pages like Scotland, Wales and France. The rest are here.

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Some of us love using a SatNav as it removes any thought of having to make notes, remember stuff, navigate and our Zumo 660s hold 16gb of music on a micro SD card. The Garmin Zumo 660 is a great satnav and now becoming quite reasonably priced.

We've tried various ways to share the SatNav files of our routes but the easiest and most effective is simply to drop us a line via our contact page and we'll email them to you. Just let us know what format you need (GPS eXchange format .gpx, Garmin GPS database files .gdb or text directions).

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If you choose to use any of these routes you do so entirely at your own risk. Break the law, get lost, fall off etc is your responsibility/fault not ours so don't come crying, litigiously or otherwise, to us.

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The Northampton Loop .

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This route winds it way around the former cobbling centre of the UK endeavouring to pass the numerous lakes and reservoirs in the area. It is a good 2 hours of mostly country A & B roads.

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The Monaco GP circuit

Obviously we didn't discover this but we do have a SatNav route to get to the start/finish line and around the circuit with waypoints naming each corner. 

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The Fenland Loop

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Coming soon....

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Divert off the Route Napoleon, France

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Dr & Mrs Tigger found this when touring down to Nice, France. Astounding mountain road available via BBR.

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More to come.....