Below is a note from David Smith.

Hello All.
A while back I walked from Salisbury to Lyme Regis. It seems that much of the route can be done by bike. The route taken was via the Jubilee Trail, Wessex Ridgeway, McMillan Way, Liberty Trail, Monarch's Way, South West Coast Path and some joiny up bits. Places visited: Salisbury, Broadchalke, Berwick st john, Farnham, Stourpaine, Woolland hill, Cerne Abbas, Maiden Newton, Beaminster, Lewesdon Hill, Pilsdon Pen.
It's a wonderful route, never to be forgotten.

3 people have expressed interest in biking some of the sections. If anyone else is interested, please let me know. David:
The preferred period is late June/ all of July and the precise details on what, where, when can be decided nearer the day.

Although much of the route is easy gravel track, there are parts which would only be suited to a confident off-road rider. Some of the hills are quite steep so it would be beneficial to have an e-bike or be pretty fit. Much of the route is via the Wessex Ridgeway and there's plenty of coverage of it on YouTube. For any techies amongst you, there's an open source app called "New Pipe" which enables watching YouTube without the ads. See https://newpipe.net/

I enclose a GPX file which shows the route walked. Anyone with a mapping/hiking/biking app should be able to import it. Again, YouTube provides guidance if you just search for "import gpx file" followed by the name of your mapping app.
It's unlikely that all of the route is viable by bike, so some re routing will be required in places.

Cheers
David