The Forest of Dean offers something for Mountain Bikers of all abilities and tastes from family trails to downhill runs. The club will be going there to check out the trails and the excellent cafe. This is not a led ride as such, but a chance to come along and ride the trails of your […]
The Forest of Dean offers something for Mountain Bikers of all abilities and tastes from family trails to downhill runs. The club will be going there to check out the trails and the excellent cafe. This is not a led ride as such, but a chance to come along and ride the trails of your
Richard Ford is leading a novice-friendly ride from Barbury Castle. Starting at Barbury the ride will head along the Ridgeway to Rockley, taking in a couple of nice bits of singletrack and some optional drops along the way. From Rockley we will head to Ogbourne St Andrew and then St George. Finally we will tackle
Gary Palmer will be leading a ride in Randwick on the 30th of November. It will be about 13 miles, but if the weather is good Gary may add another couple of miles on. The ride should take about 2 hours, but may take longer if riders want to ‘muck about a bit!’ Although there
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Tom is currently at work planning a, like, totally rad, big phat bike ride (or like, whatever!) This ride will take in the best of Swindon’s urban single, double, gravel, tarmac and concrete tracks! Nothing too technical, relaxed pace, frequent stops if needed. Optional laps of Croft before and after! This will be a
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MBSwindon will be holding a club outing to the Forest of Dean Trail Centre. The Forest of Dean is a great place to ride for all abilities from a spin around the family trail to full on downhill riding. More details on the trails can be found at http://www.fodmtb.com/trails/4574213958 We will be meeting at the cafe
Gary Palmer and Pat Friend are leading this novice friendly ride around Uley. Gary says the views are stunning and though there are a few reasonable hills he says “I will be pushing my bike up the hills at the back” so you won’t get left behind if you need to get off and walk.
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