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Welcome...........

Mountain
Mayhem time again....I try out the Wolverine look as my beard gets shaved
off, Amy models her new, just fitted front forks (video coming...) before
joining the RAF ladies team as a surprise team member, Craig
enthusiastically starts the grind up the Kenda Klimb, and the Retrobike
team member shows us what we used to wear, and ride. Good fun, I think we
did 22 laps and IT WAS MOSTLY DRY!!!! so whilst there were muddy sections,
we didn't need mud tyres - now that's a first. Waiting for the results to
be posted to see how we did but a big thank you to the team of Marcelle,
Mark, Graham, Craig and me (I made up the numbers...). Well done to Amy
too for doing her first night riding ever at this event, and putting in 3
laps and enjoying it too! Photos here.
Rides are organised every
weekend on Saturday. The
rides start at 8:30 am from the car park in
Nelson (follow the link on the left for a
map) and cover most parts of the Valleys, with forays further afield to
the Brecon Beacons, Black Mountains, Forest of Dean and Mid Wales.
The Forest Enterprise tracks at Cwmcarn and Afan Argoed are often
visited, and we organise trips to North Wales to sample the Coed-y-Brenin,
Nant-yr-Arian and Bettws-y-Coed routes during the summer months.
The Club attends various organised events
every year, and provides
support to club members thanks to the help of a Sportlot grant which has
allowed the Club to purchase a set of bike tools and a pop-up gazebo to
allow bike servicing in the dry, whatever the weather. If we've gone
camping to the event, we have a club barbeque the evening before the race
and have a good time.
The Club has also organised longer
trips to the Lake District (Tim Woodcock's Lakeland Loop), the Sierra
Nevadas in Spain (check out the excellent http://www.switch-backs.com
to see where we went), Morzine/Les Gets and last year we went to Les Arcs.
We try to offer a varied mountain biking experience
that means the weekend ride is most definitely the high spot of your
week.....why not come along and give it a go?
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View from High Street, Lake District

Top of the Rhondda

The
Black Mountains
Enjoying a snack,
Coed-y-Brenin

River
crossing, Sarn Helen Roman Road 
The
Sierra Nevadas, Spain |