Places In W.Yorkshire
Hello guys first guys so hello to all. I just recently got back into biking after year out studying just bought a Kona Coiler to get me back on scene, Anyway to the point i live in Wakefield (Near Leeds) and wondered if there is any local circuits/tracks/trails you would recommend.
I saw the write up 4X Vs XC and saw that saw in Harrogate and mentioned new sections havent rode there so that could be a weekend away
I saw the write up 4X Vs XC and saw that saw in Harrogate and mentioned new sections havent rode there so that could be a weekend away
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there are a few places nearby. what type of riding do you do?0
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If your into some downhill stuff weve got a few tracks in huddersfield (weve got a thread)
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Well i dont anything from single track, DH or even cross country im pretty flexible in riding styles i just fancy having a ride around and see whats on offer. I have heard of a track within Horbury called the Orb which isnt far from me, Huddersfield isnt far either got a link to the thread?0
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Orb has now shut down (If i have been reliably informed), i also live in horbury but unless you dirtjump theres not really that much there, if you dirtjump theres Horbury Lagoon, Ossett rocks and numerous tracks around Netherton and Middlestown
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Hi all, after 9 years without a bike due to knee injury mostly (well lazyness n beer!) I've gone and bought myself a Marin Hawkhill hardtail, I'm not the fittest bloke but does anyone fancy a ride near Haworth, Keighley? Weekends best due to work (Bolton 12hrs)I'm 30 by the way.0
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Yeah orb is pretty lonely now, The jumps and area is still pretty well maintained but no crowds ever. Not a big fan on Horbury lagoon to be honest, Too many kids and way too many faces, Im more interested in Single track, DH or XC but doesnt seem much on offer looks like the dales for me0
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Yeah orb is pretty lonely now, The jumps and area is still pretty well maintained but no crowds ever. Not a big fan on Horbury lagoon to be honest, Too many kids and way too many faces, Im more interested in Single track, DH or XC but doesnt seem much on offer looks like the dales for me
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Head further southwest, try the trails that start over the hills at the visitor's centre in Langsett.
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how about going over towards south yorkshire,
wharncliff woods near sheffield has dh singletrack and xc,
endore, in silkstone has lots of dh tracks
stocksmoor or the student village in huddersfield has a dh track inbetween them see the huddersfield thread, those guys will help you out good lads aswell,
leeds has the temple newsam tracks and skills area
and theres always the opptions of hitting the bridal ways in the moors loads to do around here.
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I live in Dewsbury and we go to Stainburn Forest and Dalby Forest if we want to ride in reasonabley close places.
Stainburn Forest is short but exceptionally testing - the main drag there is a double black and there is a gold in Norwood Edge which is just over the road from the car park literally. Classed mainly as XC/ DH trails. Good fun but take care on this, it is not to be underestimated. About 20-25 mins away.
Dalby Forest - is XC galore. Trail is 18 miles long round the forest and is very good fun. Parts of it are testing but nothing too technical or daunting. Just drop the hammer on the downhills and feel the smile appearing on your face. Is up in the N.York Moors though - about an hour away.
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