Thanks for all your help

Michaelbug – Best to ask if anyone going who can show you around.
Most start from Visitor centre or Button Oak.
Best trails are known by regulars. (Not on Maps)

Muddypuddle – No was asked but have just had 3 weeks off bike so wanted to ease back in.
Hope to go again on Sat am. :o

Forest of dean less than an hour away.
bit longer for Cwm Carn if trail centres your thing
Highly recommend wyre was there last night only 25 mins from Worcs.

Was good hope to be there again next thurs eve.

Conditions good on caravan last night but didn’t get to camber. Very dry round nature reserve.
Renewed my faith in wyre again. Happy Days

Hi Ian
I have EA70’s on mine got them from Merlin
http://www.merlincycles.co.uk/?fn=product&productId=91&categoryId=74
Thought the same as you about carbon.
Dave

Works great for me.
Added rigidity to front end increasing to oversize X4 stem and EA70 bars.
Looks awesome. Teamed up with thomson layback seatpost.

Have an 18 inch 5 and use a 90mm with 10 deg rise as on 5 SE.

Using on Hope M4s for a few months.
Equally as good as hopes.

May see you there Tues eve. Plan to go from VC @ 7.

Does that mean you have conversion for pro 2 hubs.
Thought about converting QR’s
I’ll have a look in daylight and post Tues eve

I also wanted thinner grips and ended up with lizard skin “Peaty”
Look great in white with blue and red end caps.

I’m 6 ft and ride a 18 inch with 70mm stem and layback seatpost.
Agree with comment about std bars and stem on pro. Have swapped for wider Ea70 bars and thomson stem. Stiffens front end a treat.

Sounds Good will give it a try.

Where can i pick up the start of the trail.
Any tips where to park.

Cheers
Will have a look round Ellwood and Explore.

Where do i need to look. :?

Hi
Check orange for all info
http://www.orangebikes.co.uk/main/techfaqs.php
Dave :-)

Hi
I use the top mounting block on 2 cars one with swan neck and other with flange type towball. Works great with either.

Hi I’m 6 ft and have 34inch inside leg. Ride an 18 inch Five with 90mm stem and layback seatpost. Find size perfect for all day rides and local playtimes. Which ever size you choose you’ll enjoy.

Mud X all the way bit narrow but grip outstanding.