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Looking forward to seeing the sat nav files and then spending the next week trying to get them to load.

Looking forward to seeing the sat nav files and then spending the next week trying to get them to load.

Looking forward to seeing the sat nav files and then spending the next week trying to get them to load.

Looking forward to seeing the sat nav files and then spending the next week trying to get them to load.

Looking forward to seeing the sat nav files and then spending the next week trying to get them to load.

Looking forward to seeing the sat nav files and then spending the next week trying to get them to load.

Looking forward to seeing the sat nav files and then spending the next week trying to get them to load.

Looking forward to seeing the sat nav files and then spending the next week trying to get them to load.

Looking forward to seeing the sat nav files and then spending the next week trying to get them to load.

Website hung. Sorry about all the posts!

Saturday ride out details.
Part one to Trawsfynydd petrol station 106 miles:-

https://goo.gl/maps/uuAmbDm2aEPhypUR7

Leave Neuadd 09.15

4 miles; Beulah petrol - fill tanks. 52.149286,-3.579716 LD5 4UU

20 miles; ensure the gang is all together - this is not a stop-stop, do not get off bike do not remove helmet, it's just for me to get thumbs up from Nick (TEC) at Rhayader mountain road. 52.298539,-3.518841 LD6 5EU

40 miles; pause to get thumbs up from Nick at Ysbyty Cynfyn, just north of Devil's Bridge. 52.391056,-3.838571 SY23 3JR

57 miles; Thumbs up from Nick just before we go through Llanidloes. 52.432250,-3.544786 SY18 6RF

70 miles; STOP. Get off for the view and leg stretch at Mach Loop viewpoint. 52.548770,-3.717860 no postcode

77 miles; Thumbs up from Nick as we enter Machynlleth. 52.589578,-3.841832 SY20 8EJ

84 miles; COFFEE STOP Corris Craft Centre Cafe. 52.653498,-3.848887 SY20 9RF

Through Dolgellau and out on the A470 for,
106 miles, PETROL STOP at Trawsfynydd 52.901841,-3.917578 LL41 4TW

Cheers Brian, that's comprehensive enough to satisfy even me .

Planned with military precision.

Executed faultlessly by the SWB crew

We'll see on the day Andy

Plans of mice, men and Brian are all well and good but surely we can expect me to go well off piste at least once. It's all part of the spirit of the fun