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| 571.1 | How about..... | NAC::CAMPBELL | | Fri Mar 11 1988 08:21 | 9 |
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Kevin,
Just by looking at the size of 101 I'd say you can't ride there.
Generally divided highways are NG. From Nashua you can take rt
111 pretty much the whole way. I'm not sure of the distance.
Stew
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| 571.2 | | AMUN::CRITZ | Pavarotti loses 85 | Fri Mar 11 1988 09:00 | 7 |
| During my first century last July, I planned to ride on 101.
When I got there (at Raymond), a sign indicated that absolutely
no bicycles were allowed. This section was a four lane, divided
highway. At various other times last year, I saw numerous riders
on the two lane stretches of 101.
Scott
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| 571.3 | just like a triathlete, bike - swim - run on the beach | BANZAI::FISHER | Holy DSRI, Batman! | Sun Mar 13 1988 06:30 | 14 |
| 101 is a new road. "old 101" is now mostly renamed 27. The section
from Raymond to Epping is murder. Old concrete with the bump-bump every
10 feet. Next to no shoulder. Cars doing 65 because they always could
and noone's there to stop them and (putting the above together) cars
passing anywhere coming right at you at 65 and you on you legitimate
piece of road looking for a place to bail out.
As for Nashua to the beach. 111-125-107-1-some little road to 1A is
not bad. Another route is 111-108 to Exeter to 101C, comes out a bit
into the north section of Hampton at Bill Bailey's. 101D comes out
another mile to the north. The beaches are better in Rye anyway --
less people, less smoke in the air and such.
ed
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| 571.4 | beach route | ANGLIN::HARRISA | Confluence - its a way of life | Fri Aug 19 1994 15:48 | 8 |
| i'll be in nashua area in a few weeks and would like to ride in the
hampton/salisbury/rye area. how are the roads for biking there in mid
september. any recommended routes between the 3 beaches inaddition to
the main road. its been over 4 years since i've been in the hampton
area. i'll be there on a weekday.
Thanks - ann
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| 571.5 | GSW Century is 3rd weekend | NOVA::FISHER | Tay-unned, rey-usted, rey-ady | Sat Aug 20 1994 15:19 | 5 |
| They are pretty good in mid September, crowded but not bumper to bumper
too often. Just remember that the steel grate bridges can be
trecherous when wet. (Seabrook, Newburyport and on 1B to New Castle)
ed
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| 571.6 | walk your bike on the bridges... | SALEM::SHAW | | Tue Aug 23 1994 08:48 | 7 |
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RE: the steel bridges, unless you are riding a wide tyre MTB type
bike, you might be better off to walk your bike across. I think
at the bride between Seabrook and Hampton there is even a sign
requesting that bike be walked across the bridge.
Shaw -who-lives-and-rides-in-the-area
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