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philconsequence · 2012-01-12T10:25:00Z

Pretty much the only thing I know about them is they've got names I'm too worried about offending someone to try and say out loud. Yeti however keeps bugging me to go and have a play, he assures me that they're fine for relative beginners and I'm not going to throw myself into a tree at 36mph when I come across a double/tabletop I wasn't expecting. Mrsconsequence is 'well up for it an tingz blud BRRRAAAAP', after damaging my shoulder repeatedly last year I'm apprehensive to ride stuff I don't know... So I'd be ever so thankful for anyone who can write something that'll reassure me I'm not going to die and yeti isn't going to steal mrsconsequence and my bikes whilst I'm lying in a heap with blood pouring out from my ears :lol: So, how are they for beginners? Any ones in particular you'd recommend? and which ones have more tree cover? (I'm not fantastic with heights so being in the trees is hugely comforting, those riding videos of people on a 1ft wide bit of track that drops down the side of a mountain is all I can picture when I think of trail centres lol) cheers people xx

TheSouthernYeti

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Personally I wouldn't bother with them, boring, repetitive, once you've ridden one, you've ridden them all... what's wrong with getting a map and exploring the vast network of natural trails there are out there?

Posted : 12/01/2012 5:19 pm

philconsequence

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😆

you and claire coming to play on saturday at bens? if so let us know via facebook so ben can plan food dude 🙂

i'm invited to dezzys birthday... i can't help but notice you haven't been. this is cos you suck hairy testiballs.

xx

Posted : 12/01/2012 5:23 pm

TheSouthernYeti

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* , ** ****** 🙂

Posted : 12/01/2012 5:24 pm

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