cant drive but want to go....
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Have a look and see if there are trains from Bury to Thetford or Brandon, the forest is only a couple of miles ride from the statons0
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I've heard a lot of really bad feedback. I wouldn't rush there.0
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njee20 wrote:I've heard a lot of really bad feedback. I wouldn't rush there.
Nothing wrong with it, people only moan as its flat but ride it right and its a full on non stop pedaling and there are plenty of lesser known trails to be found.0 -
I was talking about Bike Art specifically, I agree that if you're fit Thetford is good fun.0
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Bury St. Edmunds is only 12 miles from Thetford, why would you want to drive it anyway, ride!0
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as much as I would love to try downhill im not sure my bike could handle it and still be useable at the bottom.
maybe ill give it a miss if its not very good then?0 -
Who mentioned downhill?0
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Chunkers1980 wrote:Who mentioned downhill?
It's the Suffolk / Norfolk border, ain't no hills!
I don't see the problem. Ride your bike to the centre, have a rest. Ride it around the forest. Have a rest. Ride home.
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markhewitt1978 wrote:Chunkers1980 wrote:Who mentioned downhill?
It's the Suffolk / Norfolk border, ain't no hills!
I don't see the problem. Ride your bike to the centre, have a rest. Ride it around the forest. Have a rest. Ride home.
What am I missing here?
not a lot .
it sound easy when you say it like that lol0 -
It is easy. Go.0
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njee20 wrote:I was talking about Bike Art specifically, I agree that if you're fit Thetford is good fun.
I have used BikeArt once to tru/tension a wheel, didn't have any problems, fitted me in despite being busy, did a good job on the wheel as it was more than just a routine tension the spokes up, price the same as everywhere else £15. I would be happy to use them again, there is a very well known bike seller in Norfolk I wouldn't go to though, they can't even build a bike right.0
