South West England Motorcycle Roads

Ride along the north cliffs

• Adamh
• 1995 Suzuki bandit 600
• score: 5

Is same as Porlock Loop in AA routes, just starting at Paignton

• Hazard369
• Triumph Tiger 1050
• score: 14

Very little traffic but watch out for the odd tractor. You can go on the link road, yawn, or this little gem. No contest. Some nice pubs with good grub thrown in for good measure. Yep, like this road a lot.

• Crusader Sport
• Triumph T120
• score: 5

A very long run. Don't attempt it after a late night. 230ish miles of Devons best roads. Can easily pick up to route from others parts of Devon and make up your own routes. Notable places include Totnes, The Pig and whistle (Totnes to Newton Abbott road) The fisherman's cot, Bickleigh near Tiverton, Dunster, Lynmouth-Lynton, Woolacoombe, Bideford, Tavistock, and of course Plymouth Hoe. Would be best to make a weekend of it with a campsite stop, something my little group and I will do in the near future. ENJOY!

• Vonrocker
• Bmw k1200s
• score: 11

version 2

• 8 Ball Rider
• score: 10

South West Coastal Run

• ben.duarte88@gmail.com
• Kawasaki Ninja 1000SX
• score: 5

On bikes

• Chillibiker
• KTM 1290 Superduke GT
• score: 20

It's a nice evening why not

• Pebblybeachbum
• BMW K1600GTL
• score: 5

Nice mix

• Aprilia2019
• score: 30

Day out

• Aprilia2019
• score: 30

Nice variation of roads

• kzwhite
• score: 5

realy good in nice weather. easy going

• ALANKEEF
• Lexmoto lxr
• score: 5

Magical ride mixing A + B roads

• DerekB54
• Honda
• score: 10

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• Scstu
• Triumph speed triple
• score: 10

Great ride from Truro petrol station in the centre, out to St. Mawes via Veryan on the Roseland Peninsula. One of the best sections of twisty roads in the county, beware of the odd caravan (not as popular as the North coast but they are still about) and Tractors. Veryan is a pretty village with historic round house on the entrance and exit, pub, local shop and green. It's tight in spots and goes down to single road coming out and some gravel in road so take caution. St. Mawes is a Harbour village with great Pubs, Fish & Chips, views out to sea, Falmouth and not to forget the Castle.

• SherSa1
• Suzuki Bandit
• score: 12

Some nice twisty roads out of Bristol, the section to Easter Compton has some pinch points. Severn Bridge has a good little Cafe and views over to Wales and the bridge. Back road to Thornbury has nice twisty corners. The ride up the A38 to Saul Junction is a typical single lane A road but worth in when you get there. Lots of parking and a good food, tea and Coffee at the cafe.

• SherSa1
• Suzuki Bandit
• score: 12

Couple of hours run out. Recommend a quick detour to Hay Tor from Bovey

• Hazard369
• Triumph Tiger 1050
• score: 14

Bit of everything, but depends on traffic

• MSteele
• score: 15

70 miles. Mostly (90%) national speed limit roads with pretty villages to ride slowly through. Not many fast straights but SO MANY long fast bends and lots of testing twisties . Beautiful N Devon rolling countryside to catch the corner of your eye. Ride this at leisure for pleasure or fast for major grin! Avoids the major holiday fraffic roads so traffic is usually light and no end of overtaking places . Can't go wrong. Today the route took me 90 minutes which does not include a 10 minute stop at the petrol station in launceston(just around the corner from the mini -roundabout).

• Jonnyqq
• score: 5

A roads to Land's End photo return the scenic way including the King Harry Ferry. Road surfaces vary. Petrol between Helston and Trelissick are all on the right hand side although the Falmouth petrol station is on a roundabout.

• Scarletcelt
• Triumph Bonneville T120
• score: 40

I threw in some back roads to check out good alternative if heavy traffic or roads closed.

• Scarletcelt
• Triumph Bonneville T120
• score: 40

Plenty of hazards to test what level you're at

• Jabber
• score: 5

Great little section to break up the A303, the extra distance is well worth the ride, the Three Daggers cafe and pub in Edington are a great place for non service station food and drink.

• Monza1
• score: 5

Good way to get to the s bomb

• ImWarNthat
• CBR929RR
• score: 15

In my opinion this has to be one of the top 5 routes in Cornwall for views and twisties. On a clear day as you head out of Kingsand the views along the coast are 2nd to none with great photo opportunities on route and good places to stop for refreshments along the way, from cliff top cafes to beach cafes and local pub there is plenty to choose from. The road along the coast does have some pot hols so be warned but certainly not enough to spoil a glorious ride.

• VN900
• VN900
• score: 14