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About Richard
Distance travelled
918 km
Time in motion
50:16 h
Recent Activity
- SHewitt100September 20, 2022
Hardtail mtb with fast rolling tyres or gravel bike with a more 'aggressive' set up (eg chunkier tyres and possibly some short travel suspension) are the best bikes for this route.
I had more fun on the short but steep rocky sections with my xc trail bike, however a real drag on the roads and paths.
Would recommend :-)
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Richard went cycling.
September 27, 2020
03:24
63.3km
18.6km/h
1,430m
1,450m
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Richard went cycling.
September 5, 2020
05:42
169km
29.7km/h
2,000m
1,990m
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SHewitt100 and others went gravel riding.
August 22, 2020
05:03
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17.3km/h
1,460m
1,480m
Richard and others went gravel riding.
August 22, 2020
07:31
87.8km
11.7km/h
1,470m
1,470m
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A fair bit of road to get to the Malverns and back. Would have been quicker on a gravel bike but mtb better choice for most of the off road Malvern Hills section or gravel bike with mtb tyres. Avoided all the deeper muddy sections. IMO hardtail mtb with fast rolling tyres would spot on. Great coffee stop at St Anns Well.
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