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recumbent bike tours in edinburgh
The List magazine samples 'the Dark Side'. 		It really is easy... this young couple learnt to ride straight away
NCN7 had some interesting climbs. Worth having a 27 speed option for this. Bike here is Fuego TopSport 18 speed. 		Our route takes us along by the Water of Leith. We parked up here to take a break.
What a good place to put a Hotel! We stayed at .
On track for Belerno.
They do fit on a train. Bike parked behind a Dawes Galaxy. 		Where a good pub awaits.
They do go up hills (with luggage too). These Highland pics courtesy of Darren Mirfield. 		Downhills are a lot of fun.
Owner's Fuego Sport on winter run near Haddington. The profile of this bike is low with very nice handling.
Back Beside the Union canal.
Dave Horton taking a break from his LeJog run with a Paseo on the canal path. The surface is tarred in the city. 		En-route to Cramond - this big downhill is a favourite.
Fuego medium Allround edition with headrest and sidebars. 		On the promenade at Cramond you're bound to meet some other cyclists. great views of Fife.
Fuego large Allround edition. 27 speed with airshock.
A gentle traffic-free uphill on the way back.
Holyrood park January 2008. 		The Challenge Mistral SL is one of the lightest recumbents available. This tour went to Queensferry.
14th century Sheep Heid Inn. 21st century bikes. 		With 20inch Velocity wheels, Conti Sport tyres and no rack or mudguards, the SL is more of a racer than a tourer.
Riders had done Glentress the day before. This was 'different'. It's all cycling though and a lot of fun.
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