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There's nothing to see here, move along now, move along.....!
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Someone please spill the beans on this one as I'm never going to buy the mag.
£4 is a very good price for these trails surely????
There's nothing to see here, move along now, move along.....!
That sums it up nicely. Three big splodges on a map, and a request to ask the locals nicely for help. 😆
We ain't saying nuffink. NUFFINK I TELLS YA!
One of those splodges used to be across the road from my house. Then I moved to the other side of Reading and now it all seems a very long way to go.
Apart from the No1 splodge is wishful thinking, and if you can find your way round number 3, I'd be amazed! And 4 & 5 are missing....... 😉
Burkshire?
[s]The best woodland Singletrack riding in the whole country[/s]
Nothing to read in this months mag
Dont waste your hard earned with Christmas coming
Think of the impending spending cuts
All the locals are axe wielding madmen
Theres no mountains = no mountain biking
Move along Thankooo
Yeah, stick to trail centres. 😉
Just read my copy, ****ing Chris Akrigg somehow found our secret trail (page 24ish, Off Harden Moor, above Bingley), my bro spent days on this, I added a few key bits just above the photo (Well, one large stone).
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That Akrigg gets everywhere doesn't he.
Shame we don't ride it like that! Damn that boy is good..
Plus of course number 1 (WTF!) is in Surrey and number 3 is in Hampshire, so "Berkshire trails" aint quite the right name is it.
Benji Haworth obviously hasn't ridden XC around Croydon, the area is littered with singletrack and bridleways, let alone a short distance from the North Downs Way and Surrey Hills. OK, it's not 7 Stanes, and you might not be able to hear yourself think over the din of the M25, but it's still pretty good riding.
Except for number 1 crowthorne woods the splodges dont seem to be in the right place
No, there are trails in all those areas, but they've missed a lot out, and all the suff that's to the south of that map as well. 😉
I think the circles are supposed to represent where they suggest you should park, rather than where the trails are.
The left-hand sidebar describes where you should go and includes plenty of areas that aren't on that little section of map (although yes, there's more they haven't put in).
Yeah, you could be right there Dave 🙂