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A photo showing just how restrictive the A frames on the trail over the RSPB's Ham Wall reserve are. The handlebars on the bike shown are 44cm wide. There is an identical A frame at the eastern end of the reserve. See also photo #176055 … [more]
An A frame at the western entrance to the RSPB Ham Wall reserve. Gap through the frame is just 60cm. Note that the gate alongside the A frame here has a RADAR lock, but the gate at the other end of the trail beside a similar A frame has a … [more]
An A frame at the eastern end of the trail through Ham Wall RSPB reserve. Gap through the frame is just 60cm. This has been reported to the LA without success. The gate alongside is locked but does not have a RADAR lock - the gate at the … [more]
The road was recently resurfaced and the road markings for cars repainted - but not the ones telling cyclists they could move to the track to the right.
There needs to be a clearer indication (a sign on the metal pole would be fine) that cyclists can continue on the roadside track from Richmond Park.
Cyclists on NCN route 4 are invited to swing left to the crossing and off-road track into Richmond Park
Between Teddington Lock and Richmond the riverside path is unsurfaced - this could be a useful commuting route to Richmond if it was surfaced.
Between Teddington Lock and Richmond the riverside path is unsurfaced - this could be a useful commuting route to Richmond if it was surfaced.