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SarahDwelly · **Posts:** 2

Hi Guys!

I usually ride at Danbury, (further afield when time/funds allow). I want to start falling off with more style however, and to that end want to have a bash at gap jumps.

Struggling to find anywhere progressive though - seems to be an all or nothing kind of deal.

Does anyone have any suggestions for reasonably local riding with progressive gaps so I can learn??

Much obliged in advance

Sarah.

stumpie · **Posts:** 1266 **Location:** Ockendon

The lines up at Warley are nice. They start with small gaps and get bigger.

The absolute bonus is they are all super smooth and there's normally somebody about so you're not on your own.

nwmlarge · **Posts:** 3548 **Location:** essex

Sarah, Colchester is perfect for this sort of thing there are loads of gaps of all sizes and there is a couple of jumps which are half table half gaps.

SarahDwelly · **Posts:** 2

Thanks guys

jakefh · **Posts:** 20

Where in Colchester?

Jon · **Posts:** 3602

Info here - https://www.facebook.com/groups/768054969931976/ chicksands is also V good for progressive jumps.

jakefh · **Posts:** 20

Cheers.

Silent31 · **Posts:** 15

Sorry if this has been asked on another thread but how exactly do I find the warley jumps? I come down from Norfolk every now and again and have to maximise what I get done in 2-3 hours so need something progressive same as OP.

Whytey · **Posts:** 552 **Location:** Chelmsford

Yeah, colchester is a good introduction. Small place so the walk back up to the start is short. If you are on FB look up Colchester Bike Park. Mark looks after it welll.

Laser · **Posts:** 2166 **Location:** The land were time forgot

There two gap jumps at Danbury (Canyon) side
Ask one there next time whereabouts

Edit: :oops:

Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2016

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