So ruff ride doesn’t like it cause it’s got a few bumps? We’re talking mountain biking here aren’t we?
Pebbles? Well not the whole way round and they do present a challenge, and no matter how much you ride it they still give you a scare every now and again. But again this is mountain biking isn’t it?
Those who want a billiard smooth surface with F1 levels of grip won’t enjoy it, but then that isn’t mountain biking. I ride a variety of terrain but do ride Cannock more in the winter. It’s good fun, not the most challenging terrain I ride, but still good and convenient fun for a couple of hour blast.
This is similar to skiing. In the chalet you always get a person or group that talk a great game over dinner and boast about only ever skiing the steepest, iciest black runs and slag off the reds and blues and anyone who skis anything else are lacking in the man-department. 9 times out of 10 when you see them on the slope they’re not all that and tip toe down the runs -not what I would recognise or define as skiing. Then at the end of the holiday they’re slagging off the resort for being crap and not as good as some other resort they say they’ve been to and tamed.
Go on, for me it’s all about getting out and having a bit of fun and Cannock is great for that. I also love the more challenging and natural stuff I ride too. It’s nice to mix it up a bit.