Whats YOUR favourite driving road?????

[st3ph3n]

The Cairney Mount road was most enjoyable. Got to say that the Strathaven to Muirkirk road gets 10 thumbs up. Bit far from Aberdeen though.

[bigdavie]

coastal road down to maidens from ayr takin in the electric brae ! magic !

[john_robertson]

Some fav's of mine that I can think of straight away,

 

A72 / A 707 down to Selkirk, genreally a good workout, pity my mate binned his VFR in a big way there recently []

A701 Moffat/ Selkirk through the Valley

John.

 

[sheep]

Through Braco turn left onto the b827 head for Comrie.[][]

Or throught Dollar out to Glendevon then Gleneagles out to Crieff then back the road mentioned above.[][][]

[david_taylor]

Got to be the Dukes Pass between Calendar and Aberfoyle.  The jump which you cant see next to loch achray is fun, but a little scary the first time you hit it unexpectedly!  I reckon I was at least 2 feet clear...stopped the first time to inspect the car!

 

[Gumball]

1.The full May/November run route

2. The tunnel of death between Faslane and Arrocher

3. The road between Gleneagles and Dunfermline

 

[Guest greegsy]

Any road in mid wales when the wrc is on, especially if you are in a scoob - thought my lights were going to fuse flashing at all the other scooby drivers! This road was my favourite between special stage and service park at last years wales rally gb in september-can't actually remember road name.  Through the valleys with quite a few rally cars not hanging around - great fun!!  Apart from the unmarked police car a pug 406 which chased after the blue evo, who I don't think stopped until he got to the service park at felindre!

[james_lindop]

The best road i've ever driven have to be the B roads in and around the Duns area where the Jim Clark Rally is held, Am sure anyone who has taken there scoob there will agree!!

[craig mac]

The Turn off the Ullapool road and heading towards Aultbea..................

Lochcarron to applecross, Hairpin City!!!

Flat Four Flat Oot

Some of the best roads in the world up that way

Only issue, Sheep and Deer,

But am a wee bit partial to a good sheep[]

Craig

[Spot]

  Quote

To be pefectly honest, any thing west of Aberdeen, south of Wick, east of Fort Bill and north of Carlisle.

Well thats my opinion,Oh and preferably on dry tarmac.

South of Wick!?!

Get yourself up here... awesome roads, no cars and very few of 'the Joseph' about!! (fingers crossed)

No Optimax though lol

[st3ph3n]

Duplicate posts cleaned up. This thread is resurrected from the old forum, and replying to it generates an error, but the post actually works.

Stephen

[~ ~ Cal ~~]

Thanks folks   Getting my car dyno'd instead but will still go for a monster blast [6]

CGS

[terzo neil]

any road where there is no police on it, trying to get you with radar guns and bloomin speed camera's or unmarked motors

[fai17]

From the Paisley Breas rd to Gateside to goto Greers

[imprezapete]

Well I cant say I have travelled much of this bonnie land, but from what I have seen I find it hard to find bad roads in the Scottish borders. Some will know some of them from a small get together run I did last year. []

Was one of those runs where the max was reached and I got experince an even scarier car before it was sent packing my its beloved master [:'(]

[john_robertson]

  Quote

Got to be the Dukes Pass between Calendar and Aberfoyle.  The jump which you cant see next to loch achray is fun, but a little scary the first time you hit it unexpectedly!  I reckon I was at least 2 feet clear...stopped the first time to inspect the car!

 

 

OOoohhh, thats a good one [] usually do it from Aberfoyle to Calendar on the bike, uphill first gear hairpins just as you exit aberfoyle are ace, you think the bike is going to fall over at the apex then nail it and get the back wheel spinning on the way out [Y]

 

John.