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Im now just getting ready to drive down the A12 to Danbury, just cos the videos on youtube of people riding in the snow looks awesome, its a 90 mile round trip but its gotta be done.

As long as the A12 is ok ill be there about 9.30-10

Now what shorts shall i wear

Roads were shit and the trails were worse but we made it work, found a new use for shin/knee pads too, knee skis good to see another 2 out in the form of trax and brad. didnt see u again after we went to the car but hope u got out the car park ok. see u soon

Yes, glad you brought that shovel!
Good catching up with you Kev!

We made it out - Brad is a good car pusher!

Hopefully better conditions next time. Can't believe I didn't think of bringing a shovel!

I was the same, didnt pack a shovel,luckily my mate was better prepared.finally my new forks should be here tomorrow so will no doubt be out at Danbury next weekend too.

Fingers crossed for good conditions but more snow forecast for Saturday

The snow at Chicks was really grippin hard today. It was near perfect for snow.

I'm thinking to head to Aston tomorrow if anyone wants to meet us there?

Rode to london today down the canal,fooking freezing but enjoyable

Got out for 14 miles over to and around Hockley woods this morning. Hard work but great ride

Did 15 miles to bishops along the canal path just about getting the feeling back in my toes now

Did about 9 miles around Hylands park... Some of it on the bike and one moment not!!!!

Nice mix of snow, some more soft snow, a little frozen snow and loads of ice....

Done 16 miles from westcliff through to the grove in to hockley but back on the roads, for me this was good!

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I was riding at Swinley Forest wiith some guys from London Calling thread in bikeradar. Conditions were good and found vewry good grip with Bonty mud X. Enjoyed loads!!,

I rode all the way from East London to Go Ape in Bracknell...64 km + 3hours

Javi what was Swinley like? I'm organising a trip with mates beginning of March and need to decide between Swinley and Woburn. Some are fit and others are better bike handlers both boys and girls. Any views appreciated. 64km's that's a fooking looooong way!

There are plenty of man made singletrack and some downhillsish sections with berms and so but in general is quite flat. Better go with someone who knows the area. Loads of fun. Check out Deer stalker and labirynth (don't know mopre names )awesome singletrack. I'll try to edit some clips I recorded yesterday. NO idea about Woburn. I think Swinley is suitable for novices as well.

Deer stalker I did 2 weekends ago