Hello from Lanarkshire, Scotland
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geoham
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Re: Hello from Lanarkshire, Scotland
Ah right not far from where I am, I'm in Dundonald but originally from Banbridge!SilverSurferToo wrote:@Geoham: Out in the sticks between Bangor and the metropolis of Donaghadee.
Good to have you on board (thumbs)
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west coast ratter
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oilfieldtrash
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Re: Hello from Lanarkshire, Scotland
Hiya Spud. Get yourself over to the big forest between Shotts and Fauldhouse for some off-road riding. Better take a friend in case you have an off. Ideal place to practice.
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SilverSurferToo
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Re: Hello from Lanarkshire, Scotland
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Cheers for that. I'm not sure what the law is up in Scotland for off-road riding. I know it is very different from England & Wales but thought you needed land owner permission for motorised vehicles. I also know that's not always available and/or enforceable so it's a bit of a nightmare to avoid hassle. I assume tat's a grief-free zone then? Does that also back onto the woods at Wilsontown?
Cheers for that. I'm not sure what the law is up in Scotland for off-road riding. I know it is very different from England & Wales but thought you needed land owner permission for motorised vehicles. I also know that's not always available and/or enforceable so it's a bit of a nightmare to avoid hassle. I assume tat's a grief-free zone then? Does that also back onto the woods at Wilsontown?
