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where to cycle?

  • 24-02-2004 10:25pm
    #1
    D!ve^Bomb!
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    wots up, at the moment i only cycle to work and the gym etc but i want to start goin on nightly cycles,, i was just wondering if anyone knows any good places to cycle in the south dub area, and also where i could cycle on weekends, ie mountains? how far is it? and wot type of cycle is it? hard? etc

    ta very much;)


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  • #2
    uberwolf
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    what side of south Dublin? i.e Blackrock direction? Dundrum? Rathgar? they can all bring you in diff directions.


  • #3
    D!ve^Bomb!
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    tallaght,, i know i could go up places like blessington towards the lakes etc, but i dont want to go up there at night so i'm just lookin for places to cycle on level ground, no mountains:D


  • #4
    uberwolf
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    see all that development work out there is playing with your options. If you're willing to deal with teh embankment, long but not steep, then west wicklow, kildare are open to you. One of my favourite spins wuold be just that, out to blesso, naas, Leixlip, and back in. For example circa 2.5 - 3hrs


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