Green lanes please.

[ethan5]

Hi,
Could you tell me where in Lancashire could I ride my bike without the need to be road legal. I have a quad which is road legal but, as yet I'm not on the bike. I prefer countryside to places like Trax.
Thanks for your time.

 

[dakarDude]

Hi,
Could you tell me where in Lancashire could I ride my bike without the need to be road legal. I have a quad which is road legal but, as yet I'm not on the bike. I prefer countryside to places like Trax.
Thanks for your time.

Salter Fell (Slaidburn, at the top of Woodhouse Lane is where it begins). The entrance and exit are public roads though. The offroad part is about 9 miles in length.


Snape Rake Lane:

http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/372939

- never done this one myself.

 

[Timpo]

Only private land with the landowners permission.
The bike or quad will need to be road legal to use on any unsurfaced public roads or byways.

T.

 

[dakarDude]

Apologies, skimmed the original post - Timpo's on the money re. the bike, quad would be OK though

Only private land with the landowners permission.
The bike or quad will need to be road legal to use on any unsurfaced public roads or byways.

T.

 

[Stevie73]

And then, I'm not sure Quads would be allowed on Salter fell....

 

[dakarDude]

And then, I'm not sure Quads would be allowed on Salter fell....

Members on quadsuk.net go up Salter Fell, whether there's any rulings against it I don't know though

 

[rudiemoto]

Hi,
Could you tell me where in Lancashire could I ride my bike without the need to be road legal. I have a quad which is road legal but, as yet I'm not on the bike. I prefer countryside to places like Trax.
Thanks for your time.

join the trf http://www.trf.org.uk/templates/blackbearpro/trf_images/template/tmp_header_1.jpg
and fight to keep lanes open then post ,where r the lanes