Have to agree with most people, myself being a good example in a lucky way. People need to know the track back to front and shuould always ride with someone. I have been riding oxford for a number of years. Last holidays I went for the 3rd time in a one week, did about two runs, always doing a first to check for track changes or fallen trees, then on the third on the most unlikely jump, crunch time, (the little hip after rock roll drop), I was tired and just didn't hip at all and when I landed my front end slid down the side of the not so wide lander into the rock and the next thing I know I'm on the ground while my bike goes bang and flies over my head. I got grazed and got away but my bike....well let's just say the front wheel didn't. Photo attached. Off the simplest jump done a thousand times before.
ps. I'm lucky it was my bike not myself. Get well Chuckie.