Where did you ride today?

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  • Rode Ben Aigan, the Bunny then spin city. Got covered in mud due to massive puddles but at least it wasn't raining :)
  • Mark909
    Mark909 Posts: 456
    I had planned on visiting a trail centre this weekend and after finding out that Sherwood Pines is closer to me than Gisburn I thought I'd give it a go. Good lord I've never seen a trail centre so busy! The routes were okay and nice and flowy in places. I'm not sure about the red being graded as a red though!
  • welshkev
    welshkev Posts: 9,690
    I rode Cwmcarn dh track on my new big hit. Great fun, I can't wait for the uplift in 2 weeks :-)
  • welshkev wrote:
    I rode Cwmcarn dh track on my new big hit. Great fun, I can't wait for the uplift in 2 weeks :-)

    So did I and so am I :wink:
  • 97th choice
    97th choice Posts: 2,222
    Did some DH trails at rostrevor, the purpose built trails are progressing well and looking great.
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  • Penylope
    Penylope Posts: 320
    CwmCarn XC trails today, first time down in about 3 years! Awesomes fun, just as good as it has always been, bit sore though as i was on the HT.
    MTB's, SC Blur LTc & Cotic Soul (26" definitely aint dead!).
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  • Chiltern Ridgeway - Stonor, Christmas Common etc. Probably the wettest days riding I've ever had. Still pretty good fun though!
    Family, Friends, Fantastic trails - what else is there

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  • zanush
    zanush Posts: 161
    Decided to go to llandegla for the first time.....quite enjoyed it.
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  • Gisburn today for me. Did a fast lap of the red followed by sessioning the hope line. Was hoping for a PB on the red but due to the early start the boardwalk sections were sheet ice. Couldn't even walk on them never mind ride them. Was only 2mins out so I think I would of beaten my best time :evil: Managed to get round in 1hr 21 so not to bad. Then went onto the hope line and went up and down that 10 times so its fair to say I'm bloody knackerd now ! :mrgreen:
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  • mkf
    mkf Posts: 242
    Moel famau today glorious weather panoramic views from jubilee tower
  • Climb out from Ballaugh up through Druidale and back through a rocky decent into Glen Wylen, then back on the old train line home to Balaugh. About 15 miles of Isle of Mans finest! :D
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  • Northwind
    Northwind Posts: 14,675
    Kinlochleven today and yesterday, for the Dudes of Hazard Enduro. Absolutely ridiculous... Got so frozen in the snow on sunday that I still can't feel 2 of my fingertips :oops: Had a disaster of a race (crashes and mechanicals) but still, fantastic weekend. Probably the hardest thing I've done on a bike
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  • Took my nephew around Rheilffordd at Glyncorrwg / Afan. He's been ill for the last couple of weeks so we figured it was probably safest just to try an easy, non technical ride.

    Still nearly killed him. Poor guy. =/
  • mintedox
    mintedox Posts: 273
    Just back from a frosty ride around Gisburn. My bike is caked in ice and is currently thawing, jockey wheels froze up a couple of times but it was a good ride.
    Papa? Nicole
  • Very very early morning ride at Woburn and surrounding trails. Fantastic morning and beautiful when the sun came out. imagejmsr.jpg my brother after he misread the ice and went OTB
    Family, Friends, Fantastic trails - what else is there

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  • mcnultycop
    mcnultycop Posts: 2,143
    Just did a quick 15km or so on the local bridleways and singletrack. It was hard work as the ice hadn't melted. I got called a lunatic by some walkers for not slowing down for about a 50m section of ice. If I'd have seen it I would have slowed down, which shows that if you disconnect your brain every now and then it makes things easier. I went out in shorts, which motivates you on the climbs.
  • Graham K
    Graham K Posts: 329
    mcnultycop wrote:
    Just did a quick 15km or so on the local bridleways and singletrack. It was hard work as the ice hadn't melted. I got called a lunatic by some walkers for not slowing down for about a 50m section of ice. If I'd have seen it I would have slowed down, which shows that if you disconnect your brain every now and then it makes things easier. I went out in shorts, which motivates you on the climbs.

    Hey there fella, I am from Chad, where do you ride local?


    Didnt ride today as my shoes were still soaked, did the 1st half of Dalby Red yesterday.
  • mcnultycop
    mcnultycop Posts: 2,143
    Graham K wrote:
    mcnultycop wrote:

    Hey there fella, I am from Chad, where do you ride local?


    Just around Tandle Hill, Slattocks and Chadderton Park today. There's some nice little bits of trail you can string together; not too challenging though.
  • .blitz
    .blitz Posts: 6,197
    Cannock Fri Sat & Sun

    Fri I got out pretty early & it was mostly dry and crispy but even by early afternoon the temperatures had risen slightly & Cannock's evil black greasy diarrhea-like mud was making an appearance.

    Sat was just sh!t it rained overnight (WTF) and there was some kind of run/ride/kayak thing on so I stayed mostly over the North side

    Sun seemed bitterly cold I CBA with clattery suspension plastic tyres and wooden brakes so I retired early in favour of tea & biscuits.
  • hopper1
    hopper1 Posts: 4,389
    So feckin' jealous of you guys... I'm about to knock out another hour on the Watt Bike, same as I've done for the past 11 days :cry:
    Hope the singletrack's good when I get home... :roll:
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  • Graham K
    Graham K Posts: 329
    mcnultycop wrote:
    Graham K wrote:
    mcnultycop wrote:

    Hey there fella, I am from Chad, where do you ride local?


    Just around Tandle Hill, Slattocks and Chadderton Park today. There's some nice little bits of trail you can string together; not too challenging though.

    My stomping ground.
    From Chaddy park up the Heights and heartbreak hill, over the bridge and back down Cinderhill, up Royton Autos through to Oozewood, along the bottom of Tandle Hills and round the back of Stakehill and up Thornham lane, through loop of Tandle and either back home or over to High Crompton.

    Its a nice little spin out if nowt else, used to do it as a time trial a couple of year back.
  • mcnultycop
    mcnultycop Posts: 2,143
    I do similar, but drop into the back of Chaddy Park via the canal towpath.

    I used live in Chadderton and don't know many people who call it Heartbreak Hill, other than me. We used to do PE up there when I was at school. If you go in the bottom entrance of Tandle Hill and turn left there is a nice little bit through the trees there, I link over to Thornham Old Road there and then drop down back onto the canal via Slattocks. 2 laps of that is a nice blast on a Sunday morning (although the ice meant just the one lap yesterday).

    I'm on the Mamba Green Canyon and always say hello to other MTBers; give us a shout if you see me.
  • Graham K
    Graham K Posts: 329
    mcnultycop wrote:
    I do similar, but drop into the back of Chaddy Park via the canal towpath.

    I used live in Chadderton and don't know many people who call it Heartbreak Hill, other than me. We used to do PE up there when I was at school. If you go in the bottom entrance of Tandle Hill and turn left there is a nice little bit through the trees there, I link over to Thornham Old Road there and then drop down back onto the canal via Slattocks. 2 laps of that is a nice blast on a Sunday morning (although the ice meant just the one lap yesterday).

    I'm on the Mamba Green Canyon and always say hello to other MTBers; give us a shout if you see me.

    Sounds like you went to North Chadd at had Wallace beasting you up and down that hill :lol:
    I sometimes come back down the canal to the linear path at the back of Firwood, or go down to the Boat and come up Broadway to click and extra couple of mile.

    I'm on a Silver Spec Rockhopper and normally in a black Honda jacket.
  • mcnultycop
    mcnultycop Posts: 2,143
    Graham K wrote:
    mcnultycop wrote:
    Sounds like you went to North Chadd at had Wallace beasting you up and down that hill :lol:

    I did, and he did.
  • A great 12 mile loop out around Hayfield with Richie63 and Mike. Wonderful weather and great fun:

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  • mintedox
    mintedox Posts: 273
    Lee and cragg quarry today, the mud was hard work.
    Papa? Nicole
  • 2 hours around my local trails caerphilly/rudry through lots of mud :lol:
  • Macclesfield Forest DH tracks on the new bike:

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    Great fun, dry (ish) and fast on the top section and wet, sloppy mud in the middle & bottom sections - the Wetscream came into its own then!!
  • tlw1
    tlw1 Posts: 22,142
    in the garage on the rollers :( as only had 45 mins inbetween study
  • matthew h wrote:
    in the garage on the rollers :( as only had 45 mins inbetween study

    All work and no play makes matthew h a dull boy :lol: