It’s not all £5k bikes and massive drop offs
17 Mar
Pete and Trace came along on their Cube hardtails to do a skills day on the the Blue grade trails at Gisburn Forest last week. They’d picked their bikes up in a bargain deal from Twelve50 bikes in Frodsham, Cheshire. We looked at the basics of riding off road and soon they were riding in a more controlled and relaxed way. Standing up on the pedals, looking well ahead and making good line choices paid off and they started to flow rather than stall on the trails. With a bit of practice and the boost in confidence that comes with mastering the basics, they’ll soon be ready to start venturing on to Red grade trails.
Comments (2)
17 Mar 10:29
This is what I like to see, not many riders out there on their 5k full bouncers will admit it, but we ALL started somewhere. Hopefully a good grounding of skills will see these two stay hooked on riding off road, and teach them that skill is skill, a bike is a tool, and a better tool doesnt always improve your skill!
17 Mar 11:07
Damn right – Pete and Trace wisely investing their money on skills bling