grizedale forest

peo
peo Posts: 14
edited August 2009 in MTB general
Hi ive just got myself a kona kikapu and was wondering if it would be suitable to do the north face at grizedale

Many thanks Dave

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  • nonnac85
    nonnac85 Posts: 1,608
    yep!
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  • RideTheLakes
    RideTheLakes Posts: 209
    Definitely 8)

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  • whalley665
    whalley665 Posts: 150
    yeah defo, it will easily get round. The trail isn't hard tbh.
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  • sparrowlegs78
    sparrowlegs78 Posts: 2,583
    Love Grizedale...just go and ride it :D
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  • grumsta
    grumsta Posts: 994
    Going to Grizedale and just doing the NFT is a crime! Try some of the bridleways in the forest too, they are pretty much all great (better than the NFT). Breasty Haw is good, as is Parkamoor-Nibthwaite or Parkamoor back towards Satterthwaite.
  • peo
    peo Posts: 14
    Ive done most of them in my jeep before they stopped us going
  • dave_hill
    dave_hill Posts: 3,877
    peo wrote:
    Ive done most of them in my jeep

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  • peo
    peo Posts: 14
    I got rid of the jeep about 3 years ago now,but ive done most of the accessible one,s ie: walna,parkamoor,garburn pass + others that i cant even tell you the names of.But yes i must admit it was me :( and yes i know it was naughty but i hadto try it and it was only a suzuki sj410 so i didnt do as much damage as the landrovers

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