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That Google trike will never get past the bollards and chicane barriers with which councils love to decorate their bike paths.
The South Downs Way perhaps… And I'm sure there is something along those lines in Pembrokeshire
I'm sure there's a windy and vertiginous coastal path someone can suggest.
Should we start a bandwagon?
I'd pay to watch the google trike riding around Manchester velodrome
closest you can get is a velodrome I suppose
Oh, The irony...

So… they've got a trike and want to take it to places inaccessible by car, and they want people to nominate possible locations for it to visit.
The categories are: Castles, Coastal paths, Natural Wonders, Historic Buildings & Monuments and (Sports) Stadiums."
No actual bike paths then?