Anyone fancy a pure mud fest CX ride in Epping Forest?

Posted on Fri 6th, November 2009

• #1

martin.d

weather is turning pants again so if we wait until after some good rainfall we could have a great mud fest ride in the forest

its a local haunt of mine so i'd be happy to guide

usual trek is High Beech at Carls tea hut to Whips Cross cafe and back

nearest U/G is Chingford so could pick up some riders from there en route, others could drop off at Whips Cross if they want, also easily accessed from river Lee

just picking up on interest for now and sort date later if enough interest, but probably be a Thursday or Sunday, shift work allowing

M
• #2

Momentum

I might be interested if it's a Sunday and I'm free. Got my SS cross bike sitting around and it's only a little muddy after the Halloween cross so would like to get it properly dirty!

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