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A fantastic trail ride with some fast flowy single track, starting from Mickleham heading up to Box Hill for a well deserved ice cream and coffee stop! Final part of the day more fast, flowy and dry trails before heading back to a much needed and well deserved finish at the 51 degrees cafe for drinks and food. See you on the next ride!
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A couple of our club members rode at the Builth Wells marathon in central Wales, the original classic course, big mountain climbs and descents. The marathon had a great atmosphere as riders are not competing against each other instead are challenged by the course itself. A great day out riding classic welsh trails. See you on the next ride!
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A local TrailBreak event, starting at Princes Risborough riding on cross country style trails in the Chiltern hills. Cracking event and two of of our club members came in at 14th and 19th out of 350 riders what a result! See you on the next ride!
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Circular route starting from Great Missenden leading to Hampden House, Lacey Green, Whiteleaf, Dunsmore and back. This is a hilly ride with quality woodland trails, tight and twisty single track. Still a little bit wet but conditions improving. Nice dinner at the Fish Bar & Mangal, Great Missenden. See you on the next ride!
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A circular route starting from Whitchurch, the Gateway to the North Wessex Downs. Past ancient broad leaf woodland, across wide sweeping downland and up to the high chalk ridge and the top of Watership Down. Along the trail you will pass some of the actual book locations; the ancient Harroway where Efrafa is located at the ‘crossing point of two bridle paths’, Nuthangar Farm, Watership Down and Hampshire’s famous River Test chalk stream. A social ride so pace will be 8-9 mph so about 3-4 hours with a well deserved pit stop at Riverside Cafe - Whitchurch Silk Mill. See you on the next ride!
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A circular route starting from Cadmore End heading to Ibstone, Northend, Pishill, Stoner and back. This is a hilly ride, steep climbs rewarded by long woodland descents. Still plenty of mud around but a great stop at the Chiltern Valley Winery Coffee shop. See you on the next ride!
