Thames Valley Cycle Map: Including Oxford, Reading, Guildford, Maidenhead and Windsor - and 5 Individual Day Rides (Pocket Sized Guide to the National Cycle Network) Map – Folded Map, 1 Sept. 2011

Very good map,only complaint is that it would have been nice to get a waterproof cover for the map,? Map itself is great for referring to whilst cycling due to compact size. Would recommend.

good for finding cycle paths

Very happy

Good map, it's has a lot of detail for cycling and places to visit I just need to get fit enough to cycle them.

Unfortunately Sustrans have stopped printing the complete London-Oxford cycle route map that was so brilliant and previous editions of it are now much sought-after on Amazon and eBay! They are planning to do another one in April 2013.But in the meantime, this is a rubbish map to help you do the London-Oxford cycle route, which I know having tried to do it. It doesn't go all the way into London and it doesn't give you all the detail the old map used to give about number of metres of climb and distances. I guess it is OK if you just want to do a few rides around the Thames Valley.Come on Sustrans, please give us back the wonderful London-Oxford cycle route map!

Excellent product, arrived safe and quickly, very pleased with the service, thank you very much for your excellent product and service.

I bought this thinking it would include the route for The Jubilee River, Eton Dorney route available as a download from the Sustrans website. It does not.The 4 day rides are:1 Kingsclere & Silchester2 Goring to Christmas Common3 Chesham to Tring4 Princes Risborough to HambeldenAs other reviewers have noted (if only I had listened to them) the scale of the main map is too small to be any use for navigating a cycling trip

Just what I wanted, thank you. Handy pocket-sized map, clear map showing me around the Thames Valley. Would order from them again.