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Cycling on N4 from Leixlip to M50

thebsharp · 2009-09-01 10:27:52

Has anyone cycled the new cycle route along the N4 between Leixlip and the M50 yet? is it any use? Cheers in advance

01-09-2009 10:27am

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thebsharp

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Has anyone cycled the new cycle route along the N4 between Leixlip and the M50 yet? is it any use?

Cheers in advance

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#2 01-09-2009 10:30am

mloc123

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thebsharp wrote: »

Has anyone cycled the new cycle route along the N4 between Leixlip and the M50 yet? is it any use?

Cheers in advance

If you like glass, mud and people walking... yes. Otherwise stick to the bus lane.

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#3 01-09-2009 10:43am

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mloc123 wrote: »

If you like glass, mud and people walking... yes. Otherwise stick to the bus lane.

Yes, a few months ago before it was completed. Same old problems of what to do when crossing slip roads. Maybe its different now. I'll take a trip along it soon.

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#4 01-09-2009 10:45am

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grand i'll stick to the bus lanes so. Have to head out that way later and hadn't decided what way to go.

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#5 16-09-2009 11:01am

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use the royal canal towpath, no fumes, dont use it if you have a racer, the deep cut in clonsilla has tree roots and smooth rolling rocks,

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