theres a TRO in place from where we turn around at, from there you need to get a permit on a permit day, usually once a month and up to 18 bikes are allowed from memory , we rode the whole pass last year too on one of the permit days , theres a few bits of video where we rode it , 4th of July last year heres one of them ua-cam.com/video/WpfhzwTfQ1s/v-deo.html
@@TEOWRF here in the lake district we dont have much legal stuff for the motorbikes in comparision to footpaths and bridleways we have a lot more bridleways where i can use the Emtb tho hence i'm using both
Just watched this, nice - I used to ride motorbikes off road - gave up as so few places could take them. That huge power over an EMTB must make a massive difference but are there many places in the lakes you can go?
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theres a TRO in place from where we turn around at, from there you need to get a permit on a permit day, usually once a month and up to 18 bikes are allowed from memory , we rode the whole pass last year too on one of the permit days , theres a few bits of video where we rode it , 4th of July last year heres one of them ua-cam.com/video/WpfhzwTfQ1s/v-deo.html
@@kryten1021 in my country such places have free access but later here too it can be banned,we are still lucky.
@@TEOWRF here in the lake district we dont have much legal stuff for the motorbikes in comparision to footpaths and bridleways we have a lot more bridleways where i can use the Emtb tho hence i'm using both
Just watched this, nice - I used to ride motorbikes off road - gave up as so few places could take them. That huge power over an EMTB must make a massive difference but are there many places in the lakes you can go?
You are 100% correct we have so few places left to go legally now i think the numbers are about 16 miles of legal trails in the National park