:hand:mtb politics? Disputes between groups:whistle:Whose side are you on:spy:
Mike's a great bloke and he knows his stuff. What did you get done that you couldn't do? Or you were just too busy?
Lol! Put it this way, I am glad they are not my local trails. :behindsofa:
Sounds like you rode the good side, without the many rocks. There are some quite raw trails in there, if you like that sort of stuff. Good for a different experience but you need a bike that is set up for it and or a new spine.
Inexperience with bikes as a whole, I'm learning, bit by bit, learn't more today thanks to Mike, also I don't have some of tools yet that I would like to get a full cleanup and check over done.
He's a 'flow-rider', doesn't like bumps
Rode some of that and some more flowy stuff, was good :noidea:
Oooo, pure heaven right there!
a mountain bike? ride daisy hill if you want groomed trails...
Would love to see half the blokes here ride a full day of the rocky trails, the sandy side isn't too bad and not all of daisy is groomed either. Having a bad back from a lot of rock gardens isn't fun for me or shredding the shit out of new tyres.
admittedly it can be bloody rocky in places, but half the fun is hitting them at unsafe speeds trying to float over the top without dying.
I wish I could have one but I don't think I would get the full use out of it.
i think you need to be gravesy to get the full use out of it.
Lights, 11pm. Just you and the animals all year round.
I should charge up the magic-shines and ride with you... you'd have to wait for me a bit though... I'm old and hopeless.
Sure, sounds like a blast. I normally get into the park via Hallam North Rd carpark around 9ish. I ride from home to the park. Week nights I just do a Comms games loop, Friday/Saturday nights I do a full lap, makes it a 2hr+ ride.
