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Paved off-road cycle tracks Galway, Roscommon, Athlone area?

cdaly_ · 2009-10-21 12:29:45

Gonna be down that way during mid-term and we're thinking of doing a couple of days out on the bikes. No on-road allowed 'cos the kids aren't sufficiently au fait with traffic. My bike is on 700x28 tyres so it's not suited to dirt-track stuff. Any suggestions for places to go? I was thinking of the likes of Lough Key…

21-10-2009 12:29pm

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Gonna be down that way during mid-term and we're thinking of doing a couple of days out on the bikes. No on-road allowed 'cos the kids aren't sufficiently au fait with traffic.

My bike is on 700x28 tyres so it's not suited to dirt-track stuff. Any suggestions for places to go?

I was thinking of the likes of Lough Key Forest Park or Birr Castle or similar. Nothing too heavy, 1hr to 90min at novice pace sort of thing...

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Errm, are bumps allowed?...

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