Isle of Wight Shakedown Gravel Ride - Some of the 7 Hills on Gravel Bikes - Group Ride
This is the Isle of Wight Shakedown, a group ride by Dorset Grit and Gravel taking in the 7 hills route across the island with a few excursions along the way and some road route back to Yarmouth from Newport to create a 100km day. We left early cycling to the station in Bournemouth to catch the train to Lymington, meeting Darren en-route. The train takes us to the Isle of Wight ferry at Lymington Pier then on to Yarmouth and the Harbour cafe to get fuelled up. The wind was reported to be 35mph and the remains of Storm Hannah. Julie rides her Liv Invite, Darren a Boardman ADV8.9 and I was on my Toughroad GX1.

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