Ask ten riders for Britain's best road and you get twelve answers, but the same names keep coming back. Here they are, with the routes to string them together.
The most famous biking road in Wales: stacked hairpins, open sightlines, a summit car park full of machinery every dry Sunday. Weekday mornings are the connoisseur's slot. Our route adds the Tywi valley run to Llandeilo.
The Peak District pair: the Snake's flowing moorland sweepers and the Cat's tighter, technical ribbon. Average cameras police the Cat and Fiddle; ride for the corners, not the numbers. Both feature in our Peak loop.
A Dales rite of passage over the moor between Hawes and Swaledale, with the full loop linking three valleys.
Big-country riding: Rannoch Moor's emptiness, then the mountains closing in. Add Glen Etive if you do not mind fourteen miles of single-track each way.
Agree the route before helmets go on. Share one plan everybody can follow, brief the corner-marking system, and put fuel stops on the plan, not in the group chat. A shared link beats a shouted postcode every time.
Build the route, share the link with the group, and everyone rides the same line with turn-by-turn. Rider-focused features are on our roadmap; tell us what matters.
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