Bike Park Wales.. Lost Bike??
Lowride
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Some mates were at BPW on Friday (May 1st). When the minibus got to the top one lad (who they did'nt know) realised his bike was no longer on the trailor. There was five minibuses running that day and they all helped to try and find the bike which was on the left hand side of the trailor when it fell off so it could'nt have gone far as the drop is on the right hand side of the fire road
When they were driving up they did'nt see anybody riding up, the only person they saw was a guy riding a horse. I guess maybe he could have seen the bike and took/stashed it but who knows. We were just wondering if anybody had heard anything more as when they left it still had'nt been found. No idea what bike it was either
When they were driving up they did'nt see anybody riding up, the only person they saw was a guy riding a horse. I guess maybe he could have seen the bike and took/stashed it but who knows. We were just wondering if anybody had heard anything more as when they left it still had'nt been found. No idea what bike it was either
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Lowride wrote:Some mates were at BPW on Friday (May 1st). When the minibus got to the top one lad (who they did'nt know) realised his bike was no longer on the trailor. There was five minibuses running that day and they all helped to try and find the bike which was on the left hand side of the trailor when it fell off so it could'nt have gone far as the drop is on the right hand side of the fire road
When they were driving up they did'nt see anybody riding up, the only person they saw was a guy riding a horse. I guess maybe he could have seen the bike and took/stashed it but who knows. We were just wondering if anybody had heard anything more as when they left it still had'nt been found. No idea what bike it was either
Thought I'd update this - read from a Facebook group that the original owner now has his bike back.
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JaseHawk wrote:Lowride wrote:Some mates were at BPW on Friday (May 1st). When the minibus got to the top one lad (who they did'nt know) realised his bike was no longer on the trailor. There was five minibuses running that day and they all helped to try and find the bike which was on the left hand side of the trailor when it fell off so it could'nt have gone far as the drop is on the right hand side of the fire road
When they were driving up they did'nt see anybody riding up, the only person they saw was a guy riding a horse. I guess maybe he could have seen the bike and took/stashed it but who knows. We were just wondering if anybody had heard anything more as when they left it still had'nt been found. No idea what bike it was either
Thought I'd update this - read from a Facebook group that the original owner now has his bike back.
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Hmm, bet the uplift provider is breathing a sigh of relief as there would seem to be a good negligence case there.Currently riding a Whyte T130C, X0 drivetrain, Magura Trail brakes converted to mixed wheel size (homebuilt wheels) with 140mm Fox 34 Rhythm and RP23 suspension. 12.2Kg.0
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Some of the drivers will check all the bikes are strapped nice and tight but others weren't so eagle eyed. There was no mention of how to put your bikes on the trailer last time I went either which isn't great for first timersYT Wicked 160 ltd
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I have only ever seen one bike fall off an uplift and that was a Santa Cruz Syndicate V10 carbon race bike. Nothing more than a scuffed bar end fortunately.
The BPW uplift drivers are usually pretty good for checking but no matter how careful they are you can guarantee that the one thy miss will be the one which isn't on properly.Transition Patrol - viewtopic.php?f=10017&t=130702350 -
We once dropped a DH bike off of the gondola at Fort BillA Flock of Birds
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dusk wrote:Some of the drivers will check all the bikes are strapped nice and tight but others weren't so eagle eyed. There was no mention of how to put your bikes on the trailer last time I went either which isn't great for first timers
They've been quite keen on every uplift I've done there, checking the bikes and showing anyone who looks uncertain.All the gear, no idea and loving the smell of jealousy in the morning.
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