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Carole Nash Maps Best UK Routes to Ride

May 13, 2013 By Editor

MANCHESTER, England–Carole Nash has unveiled a new online resource for the biking community featuring some of the best routes to ride in the UK and Ireland.

The new community will provide motorcyclists with access to a route finder, allowing users to search for a suggested route based on a range of factors including location, level of difficulty and a rich bank of information on general points of interest. Carole Nash hope the resource will become a key online destination for motorcyclists looking to share information and review popular bike routes across the UK and Ireland.

Motorcycle specialists at Carole Nash have been scouring the UK and Ireland to find some of the best stretches of tarmac the British Isles has to offer, with road tested recommendations for riders to experience for themselves.

The list of 39 shortlisted routes are accompanied by a detailed description of the chosen route, which highlights points of interest, eateries and even how to extend the journey should the weather be favourable.

Rebecca Donohue, Head of Marketing at Carole Nash, said of the launch: “We’ll be giving visitors to the site a chance to tell others about a route or region not yet featured on the map, which we think is an absolute must for all motorcyclists. We recognise the community around biking owners is one of the strongest attractions to both new and old riders, so we hope believe this tool will be another way of bringing those with a shared passion, together.”

Users can access all routes via Google Maps alongside the facility to download routes for both TomTom and Garmin satellite navigation systems, allowing motorcyclists to access information of shortlisted routes, on the go.

To coincide with the launch, Carole Nash will also unveil a suite of content showcasing the routes from a unique perspective – helmet cam allows users to preview some of the routes as seen from a range of expert riders who have already road tested some of the routes.

So if you’re planning a trip out on your bike anytime soon and are stuck for a great biker route, or if you just need some form of inspiration, visit our NEW Routes to Ride section here – review the existing routes or submit your own route for other bikers to enjoy!. Alternatively if you have a route you enjoy riding then why not share this route with fellow bikers.

For more information and to view the site, visit: http://www.carolenash.com/insidebikes/routes-to-ride/.

 

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About Editor

Glenn is a geographer and a GIS professional with over 20 years experience in the industry. He's the co-founder of GISuser and several other technology web publications.

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