Today's Ride
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Nice photos in fact. Lovely light.
A single speed. With rigid forks.
Excellent.
Where are you riding?
I still think that Sussex has the highest density of bridleways in the UK, Wiltshire some of the longest and very remote too in places.
A single speed. With rigid forks.
Excellent.
Where are you riding?
I still think that Sussex has the highest density of bridleways in the UK, Wiltshire some of the longest and very remote too in places.
Thanks, I much appreciate!
I am unfortunate enough to live (and ride) in Hungary, East-EU. :/
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Ah interesting video on pinkbike regarding trail building on the border with Austria
here it is
Video: 'Perspective Kőszeg' Goes Behind the Scenes of a Grass Roots MTB Community - Pinkbike
How Hungary became a haven for mountain bikers.
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I've just seen this movie this morning. Very cool guy.
Not underlined in the words: the guy and his friends in the movie have begun ride and dig the trials in the '98s. 'Fun' fact, that their trails are not legalised yet due to difficulties of the official rout, but the ones on the austrian side, which were built way later only in the recent years, are legal. This describes well, that here in Hungary one of the best thing is that if you have luck, you can ride almost anywhere and nobody* will stop you unless you behave like a d__k. But sometimes forestry will stop acting like these guys, sometimes they don't, depending on the actual office. Like a fortune-wheel.
*Ok, now-and-then a farmer or a hunter may ask what you're doing, but basicaly they are only pretending and not really having the rights they think they have. Of course, there are areas and trails restricted, but these are rare.
Not underlined in the words: the guy and his friends in the movie have begun ride and dig the trials in the '98s. 'Fun' fact, that their trails are not legalised yet due to difficulties of the official rout, but the ones on the austrian side, which were built way later only in the recent years, are legal. This describes well, that here in Hungary one of the best thing is that if you have luck, you can ride almost anywhere and nobody* will stop you unless you behave like a d__k. But sometimes forestry will stop acting like these guys, sometimes they don't, depending on the actual office. Like a fortune-wheel.
*Ok, now-and-then a farmer or a hunter may ask what you're doing, but basicaly they are only pretending and not really having the rights they think they have. Of course, there are areas and trails restricted, but these are rare.
Thursday evening pub ride yesterday.
Most of the usual motely crew out. Much yapping and a big bang on goggles rear wheel.
Much banter followed on what to do. Bike swap ensued . Walt been a lot lighter. Loads of fun as he mastered toe clips.
All made it back to Ale House .
Pictures later.
Most of the usual motely crew out. Much yapping and a big bang on goggles rear wheel.
Much banter followed on what to do. Bike swap ensued . Walt been a lot lighter. Loads of fun as he mastered toe clips.
All made it back to Ale House .
Pictures later.
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Sounds like a great ride:
Chatter
Mechanical
Pondering
Resolution
Laughter
Drink
Perfect
Chatter
Mechanical
Pondering
Resolution
Laughter
Drink
Perfect
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THE GROM CLIMBED!
Came down for breakfast.
Announced he was going UP the hill!
For a committed DH athlete this is astonishing.
Arrived back an hour later having had F U N .
Excellent
Came down for breakfast.
Announced he was going UP the hill!
For a committed DH athlete this is astonishing.
Arrived back an hour later having had F U N .
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Tail end Charlie I was.
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Boo!
Found you!
(Great photo)
Found you!
(Great photo)
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