Warwickshire
Why choose Come To You?
• Learn on roads you already ride
• Build confidence in familiar environments
• Improve routes you use regularly
• Coaching tailored to your local conditions
• Ideal for small groups and riding friends
• No long ride home after a full day’s coaching
Before arrival, I will plan routes around your location and objectives. Following an initial assessment ride, routes and focus areas may be adjusted during the day to ensure the coaching remains tailored to your needs.
Your coaching day will typically finish at approximately 16:00hrs.
Warwickshire may not have mountain passes or towering peaks, but what it does have is mile after mile of beautifully flowing country roads, historic villages and open countryside that make for a superb day's riding.
The county is criss-crossed by quiet B-roads that link picturesque market towns, rolling farmland and some of England's most iconic landmarks. Smooth surfaces, sweeping bends and excellent visibility make Warwickshire an underrated destination for riders who appreciate rhythm over drama.
Start with the roads around Kineton, Tysoe and Edge Hill, where gently undulating roads climb onto the Warwickshire Ridge. The views stretch across the Vale of the Red Horse, while the flowing bends and open countryside make this one of the county's favourite routes.
Ride south towards Stratford-upon-Avon via the quiet lanes through Wellesbourne, Ettington and Shipston-on-Stour, passing classic English villages built from warm Cotswold stone. The roads here are fast enough to be engaging, yet relaxed enough to enjoy the scenery.
To the north, the rural roads through the ancient Forest of Arden, linking Henley-in-Arden, Tanworth-in-Arden and Meriden, offer a completely different experience. Tree-lined lanes, gentle sweepers and traditional country pubs make this an ideal afternoon ride.
History is never far away in Warwickshire. Make time to ride through Warwick, past its magnificent castle, explore the elegant streets of Royal Leamington Spa, or stop at Edge Hill, where one of the first major battles of the English Civil War was fought. Every route combines outstanding riding with places well worth stopping to explore.
One of the joys of Warwickshire is that there are no famous "must-ride" roads competing for attention. Instead, it's the network of quiet country lanes and flowing A and B roads between villages like Southam, Long Itchington, Rugby, Alcester and Bidford-on-Avon that create the perfect ride.
Whether you're looking for a relaxed Sunday morning blast, a scenic all-day tour or the ideal route towards the Cotswolds, the Welsh borders or the Midlands, Warwickshire offers some of England's most enjoyable and overlooked motorcycling roads.