Another transferee to the muddy side
Craigfssnow
Posts: 9
Hi
I have just bought a Rockrider 8.1 as I wanted some fun away from my road bike. I took it to Woburn trails, not knowing anything. Well after an hour, I was giggling like a toddler. I thought buying a relatively cheap bike would hamper me somewhat but I am over the moon with it. I didn't do the jumps or any steep downhill bits but the bits I did do were fast enough for starters.
I must have been getting cocky as the simple equation caused me to call it a day
Me(new bike+speed)+large tree = cracked sternum + half trail embedded in face
I am hooked. Once the course of tramadol finishes, I am getting my permit and heading back to the trails.
I have just bought a Rockrider 8.1 as I wanted some fun away from my road bike. I took it to Woburn trails, not knowing anything. Well after an hour, I was giggling like a toddler. I thought buying a relatively cheap bike would hamper me somewhat but I am over the moon with it. I didn't do the jumps or any steep downhill bits but the bits I did do were fast enough for starters.
I must have been getting cocky as the simple equation caused me to call it a day
Me(new bike+speed)+large tree = cracked sternum + half trail embedded in face
I am hooked. Once the course of tramadol finishes, I am getting my permit and heading back to the trails.
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sounds like you had a blast,
When you next go stick a post up if you want some company.0 -
Welcome, yes the muddy side is very addictive but you have to watch out for those trees. They've a nasty habit of jumping out in front of you
,usually when you are pushing on a bit which hurts more :shock: . But as they say chicks dig scars 0
