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cheers.

so we kick of our LEJOG next week and was just wondering if all the roads are still there after the flooding in the winter.
mainly worried about day 3 going up the side of severn.

http://connect.garmin.com/course/5806539

if any one could help be very handy.

thanks
Alex.

right,

i have size (europe) 52 feet.

looking for shoe covers from them for my LEJOG cycle in 5 weeks.

looking for wind/water proof, not so bothered about insulation.

any body had the same problem and found somthing that actually fits

Cheers.

so just been route planning for the LEJOG in may and not keen on going up the road on the west of loch lomand. on google maps there is a track or path that runs up the east coat of loch lomand any one know what state its in and if its passable on a road bike?

cheers

cheers guys big help.

so heres the plan,

doinng LEJOG next may and going to try and take in everything so lizard point and dunnet head. two of us doing it planning on taking 12-14 days.

as almost all the routes that i have seen so far have either went up the north cost or along the A30 having abit of trouble figuring out a route so here come the questions:

1: After lizard point should we strike out north and try and get back onto the normal LEJOG route or head west get the ferrie from falmoth to st. mawes then head east over dartmoor.
2: After reading this forum want to stay off the A30 as much as posabil but what is the A39/A390 like?
3: never been to cornwall in my life so is there anything that we are planning that is a really stupid idea?

thanks

Hi,

so heres the situation. im 6'7" and weigh 18 and a half stone.

currently doing 22miles aday and looking to do the LEJOG next year.

currently have an XL giant Roam 2 with an extention on the handle bars.

is there any special consideration that i should be giving becasue of my size

thanks.

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