dirt jumps in essex

invert1

does anybody know of any good dirt jumps in essex and are they good for begginers[:)]

downhiller90

1) Do a search on the forum as there has been several topics on the topic already.
2) Learn to use punctuation.
3) This would be better in Forum Rides.
4) There are some at Danbury common. I think there are some in or around Colchester too, but i haven't been to them so i can't comment on what they are like.

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freeriderlewis

it doesn't have too many jumps but danbury common is really good for a little play about. I havn't been yet but when i was in brentwood i saw i few doubles that looked pretty cool. heres some other places that are quite fun in essex

http://www.gravity-slaves.co.uk/riding/ ... rail_ID=52
http://www.gravity-slaves.co.uk/riding/ ... rail_ID=49

Have fun



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jAckAsS o__0

Where do you live? My sister used to live in Southend in essex.

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freeriderlewis

also try going to some skate parks. I learnt most of my stuff at witham.

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Mike Skinner

danbury has stuff for all abilities, as does warley in brentwood, though the hidden trails there are for advanced riders.

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invert1

thanks for your its greatly apreciated

Muddy Toast

How about here-might be helpful if you want to search for something

andyidp45

alrite mate danbury is good but if your looking for trails dedham is pukka we have a mini pack and main pack go to google type in dedham trails and videos will come up. they are a pain to find so you might have to find a local to take you.