weeksy wrote: Wed Jun 17, 2020 3:42 pm
Anyone up for some of this ? Only me and my boy for a bit of fun, can make it a bit later, but may have parking issues then...
Come play, have some fun.
edit. Wifes bike can be there if you want it GP... or even a manual version
You're very kind but its Ed's 19th birthday on Saturday so doing family stuff. Otherwise I'd be all over it!!
Fantastic... We'll show you the old stuff and the new/dedicated stuff. I'll also bring my shock pump and we'll check your bouncy stuff and see if we can/need to make it handle better, set your sag etc. You can even have a go on the G-160 so you can compare different frames/geometry on different terrain.
My lad will scare you with some of his jumping, but that's normal ...
I hear Crust is coming to play too. So if we have time and he's got enough settings on the Shockwiz for his forks, we can install it onto yours for some sections to help with tuning the suspenders... I'm hoping to get it pretty close just by bouncing on it as i'm better at 'feeling' it than i once was.
Today was everything about why i love bikes and riding MTBs.... well, that's not actually completely true, there was no beer and no cake, my fault and apologies lads, but i was on a bit of a time-crunch... Other than that, the highlight of my day was seeing Docca and my boss absolutely LOVING it !!! I love getting people excited about riding MTB. Superb !!!!
formula400 wrote: Sat Jun 20, 2020 11:58 pm
Sounds great, no picture's or thing thing?
when you next going??
Well its arguably better for you guys to pick the date for that.... Me and my lad are there most weekends or even now could do a weekday evening, which is likely this week on Wed/Thurs. Only this Sat, we're now away at Mallory, but Sat 4th i'm more than happy with.
formula400 wrote: Mon Jun 22, 2020 10:55 am
that's good to hear thanks, me and my cousin as going around mid day tomorrow (Tuesday) for the first time, any pointers??
ill chat to him and sort an eve or weekend out.
then back to Peaslake friday
Hard really to give pointers other than "just follow the trail" to a great extent. There's not a lot else you can describe unless someone has prior knowledge etc.
I loved all of it with the exception of one red route.
You drop into downhill trench which is quite narrow. After a few seconds, you find yourself doing your best impression of an X-wing carving its way along one of the Death Star trenches and you need the reflexes tuned up to max. Just when you start to feel as though you're getting a bit of a break, it fucks you into some death jumps that launch you into the ozone.
Yeah, I didn't like that bit. Can't remember the name. Think the jumps are called 'baby maker'
Docca wrote: Mon Jun 22, 2020 1:31 pm
I loved all of it with the exception of one red route.
You drop into downhill trench which is quite narrow. After a few seconds, you find yourself doing your best impression of an X-wing carving its way along one of the Death Star trenches and you need the reflexes tuned up to max. Just when you start to feel as though you're getting a bit of a break, it fucks you into some death jumps that launch you into the ozone.
Yeah, I didn't like that bit. Can't remember the name. Think the jumps are called 'baby maker'
Yeah it's not a nice trail that one i'm afraid, but when you have the small lads who want to do some jumping, you need to give them their fun too