On his balance bike or would It be frowned upon? He’s pretty confident and there’s only so many time I can take him round the reservoir.

wouldn’t have thought there would be a problem, as long as you’re not causing a hazard or getting in the way of others.

Go there at a quiet time, and you’ll be reet.

Dave

I’ve taken my lad on the pump tracks at Lee quarry no problem, go for it.

The tracks should be enjoyable for all – including your son – but be sensible about when you go with him (mostly for his safety).

Excellent, A late afternoon trip on Thurs It Is then. I don’t know who’ll be more excited me or him.

Get the little blighter started young. My two (4 & 7) had a right old laugh at Lee Quarry. The problem is reigning in the fearless (bordering on suicidal) gung-ho attitude of young binner number 1. She’s mental! 😯

As xiphon says the tracks are for all.

Anyhows, from what I’ve seen with the skills of some of the kids on the jumps at Llandegla, in a couple of years the grown ups will be getting in his way.

The problem is reigning in the fearless (bordering on suicidal) gung-ho attitude

This Is the most worrying part, He’s a bit mental. He had an over the bars moment In the local park and It didn’t faze him one bit, even with a six inch twig rammed up his nose from the face/ground interface.

even with a six inch twig rammed up his nose from the face/ground interface.

Whitney has proven than putting things up your nose can be fatal…

Whitney has proven than putting things up your nose can be fatal…

I shouldn’t laugh but did. 🙂