(like the "Unfit for Motors" question, but for bicycles)
I recently noticed that someone's changed the track between Stanage Pole
and Redmires west of Sheffield to "bicycle=no". It's been a few months
since I was there (and the last time I was it was snowing horizontally)
so I can't be sure but I suspect that this isn't correct - I think that
it's a continuation of the BOAT that runs up Long Causeway.
Is the best way to indicate "you're legally allowed to cycle here but
would be an idiot to try"* to add an "mtb:scale" tag of > 0, or is there
some other accepted (by mappers and routers) way of doing this? I've
previously added surface tags to the bits I've mapped around here but I
wouldn't expect a router to understand random values in that.
Although I've only ever walked it, I reckon that this bit:
http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/way/154595370/history
would qualify as "mtb:scale=1".
Cheers,
Andy
* in this particular example, I don't remember the flat bit into
Redmires being _that_ bad - I'd need to go back and check.
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