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    BUCKET LIST 2020

    Jan 06, 2020 6 minutes

    It might still be cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey, but this is no time for wittering or complacency; it’s time to get plotting. With every New Year comes new opportunity and we’re hoping you’ve got plenty of ‘must do’ rides and activities littering the 2020 diary Aunt Ethel got you for Christmas. But just in case you need a bit of a helping hand in the imagination department, we’ve banged our heads together to shine a light on some of our favourite tracks, roads and experiences that you should add to this year’s bucket list…

    MUST RIDE ROAD…

    Frodo: Snake Pass (and surrounding areas)

    Speed cameras, they ruin everything, eh? Well thankfully, there’s a few routes that are still unspoilt. The Snake Pass is a 7km ascent through the Derbyshire section of the Peak District, complete with some decent road surface, gorgeous views and some proper knee-down spec corners. What more could anyone want? It gets a little busy at times, and it is writhe with the Po-Po wanting to whack out speeding tickets at every opportunity,

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