Tractorwackyracer wrote:........I am just out on my bike having fun on a legal lane on a legal bike
And I'd expect nothing otherwise, of you
Holbeam is one of the closest lanes to me and i've driven it countless times now, and even helped pull a few people out of it after their vehicles decided to stop in the water in those dips. I haven't been down there for several months, due to the previously mentioned hassle that was had, and it's interesting to see all the barriers laid either side on the approach to the ford, and the cleared trees. Hopefully that'll stop the idots who ruin it for everyone.
Not sure if this will work, as this laptop doesn't play video, but here is the last section of Holbeam at (slightly slower) Landrover pace -
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If the clip works (and once I apologise for the cr*p music, if I remember right), the leading edge of the bonnet going underwater is about 4ft high .....
Not sure if Holbeam was on a "Maverick" route file I sent you ages back, but it's on this one (can't remember who i did this for ....), which is quite a nice day out , with a mixture of lanes
If you ever fancy a day out with a heater, radio, and roof, give me a shout
and you can ride all year round and you can throw it on the ground pick it up and not cry 
#loving the orange!!! 
) in the bit by the ford, as can be seen in the clip.