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The National Cycle Network has hit the 13,000 mile mark which is not bad considering it was only started in 1995. When the first route, the 17 mile Bristol and Bath Railway Path, was completed, the original ambition was to create a 6,500 mile network. READ ON
Hi Robbie, the answer to your question is that they haven't been tested for the
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Hi Robbie, we have asked the guys at Hardnutz and will let you know asap. Thanks
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Take you point Jim. The two cases that are highlighted in the external blog are
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Unfortunately the new superhighways won't be segregated at all, so won't resembl
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