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"THE ROUTE INFORMATION"
Route in a GPS format for you to download:
Very kindly provided by Darren Beecham (Team Gadgets)
Please click-on the link opposite.  http://trail.motionbased.com/trail/activity/3040306
Bicyclemania cannot guarantee this actual route as it may change for 2008  . . . . . (but we doubt it)
      View the route on a interactive mapping system with MapMyRide.com >>>>>>>>>>>> 'View route in different modes'
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You will start off heading up the hillside of the 'Viking Way Trail' on open undulating land then dropping down a fast twin farm track to the small Wolds village of 'Claxsby'.  
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Now comes a shortish sharp steep tarmac hill climb back up onto the Lincolnshire Wolds and if you take a moment look over to the left for a super view.  
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Get your breath back as you whiz pass the radar station situated high up on the Wolds. Then cross over the main road (B-1225) and head down farm tracks through a swiping vale towards the Wold village of 'Rothwell' with pub.  
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Head down hill at at-speed towards the village of 'Rothwell' on classic Wold chalk twin tracks carving their way along the vale.
(If its wet, your biking skills will defiantly come into play on this section)
'Crank it along the trail'
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Now comes a short sharp hill climb on a road section then its off onto a bridleway roller coaster all the way to the Wold village of 'Stainton Le Vale'. Also so a tricky little steep grass downhill to a gate.
(Just make sure you stop before the gate at the off camber bottom, or it will take on survivors)
See if you can conquer the wood scramble.
(If you make it up & over you will be one a a very few)
Then comes a long fast downhill run.
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Fly down the long bridleway track to the Wold village of  'Binbrook' and a feed zone is waiting for you at the bottom of the downhill track, off to the lefty.
(Remember to slow before the road,
we do not want to be peeling you off the bonnet of a car)

'More downhill tracks'

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Now choose your gear and tackle the long tarmac hill climb back onto the Wold tops, where you pick up another bridleway which ends in a steep drop down to a country lane.
(Slow down at the bottom & LOOK RIGHT)

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Now comes a tough little off road climb up to the edge of a wood where you pass the edge of the wood and drop down a grass track to a fast little bridleway running parallel with the contours. At the end is a sharp turn with a cheeky little climb back up to a wood side.  
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Further on you come to 'Heartbreaker Hill' so sit and spin your way up or get off and run. (Walk) its up to your little legs. Once you have got over the summit it's a roller-coaster to the next feed zone at the Wold village of 'Swallow'.

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A nice flat road bit (Keep in) to a classic bridleway up hill and pass 'Badgers Wood' with a sting in the tail after the gate.
(Will you able to ride it?)

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Cross over the main road (B-1225)
Caution when crossing and tackle the fast bumpy downhill track to the Wold village of 'Nettleton'. Now comes the mother of all pains a steep tarmac hill climb out of Nettleton and back onto the Wold tops. (It gets steeper at the top)

'Full speed ahead'

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Nearly home and maybe dry too?. the last section is a bridleway track taking you along the Viking Way ridge above 'Walesby village with superb views across to Lincoln cathedral in the distance. where you drop downhill on a steep grassy track to the Finnish line. (Watch out for the rabbit holes)  
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