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Would be well up for a group ride there sometime. Perhaps you can show us about?
How does it hold up in the wet? Does it get particularly slow and boggy, or slick and slippery? If so maybe worth holding off until the Spring?
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If so maybe worth holding off until the Spring?
Basically my entire life right now
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Should be up for that - impending baby however may put pay to it...
It's a natural surface there so not Swinley-esk and is pretty well maintained. Though the weathers been a bit grim recently so might be a little worse for wear. Plenty of single track around the area too - Strava heat map is your friend.
Talking of wet...
Anybody want some Maxis Maxxlite Speeds? 29 x 2.00 brand new & never used. Internet tells me they're fast and supple rubber, but i'm 100KG and neither of the aforementioned - best popped in the shed till summer though unless you're bashing towpaths and such, they're not wet friendly. £25 for the pair collected from Canary Wharf or Waterloo Station. They'll have gained £10 in price come summer so grab em now! ;)
Howard
yeahdext
I live a couple of miles away and can confirm its rad. Also plenty of single-track nearby if you fancy exploring.
Blue trails all rollable. Red majority rollable/few drops.
Great for building up skills and confidence.
Can hear lions roaring and monkeys jabbering too... Bonus. I'll see your Swinley and raise you a safari park!