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JP-NZ said:
Hi, what rear mudguard is that? I like the minimalist look
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hi
The rear mudguard is the one from sicomb
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A fence in Switzerland:

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Battery check time.......preferably before you start! Maybe I'll just have a dip in the loch or perhaps not as the car temperature showed 3 on the way.:eek::eek:

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Recently found this tread. I really love to see where people are riding.
Here’s a couple of pictures from this past week. This is from one of my favourites riding area. Called Jumpingpound Ridge and Cox Hill in trailforks. Lots of blowdowns this year.
Cheers

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The hazards of mountain biking number one.
The hazard for today was just a bit unusual…….

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The hazards of mountain biking number two. There are basically three ways of onward progress.
1) Cross the shoogly (VERY) bridge. Not advisable with a heavy E bike
2) There is a long section of signal track but it ends in a bog. No thanks
3) Cross the ford. Didn’t bike across as it’s loose shingle……Fair chance of a dook with my “expertise” BUT I did cross pushing the bike. Wet feet but soon dried with the heat.

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ragnor said:
The hazards of mountain biking number two. There are basically three ways of onward progress.
1) Cross the shoogly (VERY) bridge. Not advisable with a heavy E bike
2) There is a long section of signal track but it ends in a bog. No thanks
3) Cross the ford. Didn’t bike across as it’s loose shingle……Fair chance of a dook with my “expertise” BUT I did cross pushing the bike. Wet feet but soon dried with the heat.

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The bridge looks more fun!
good pics
 
For those who know the Loch Pattack area the shoogly bridge is no more [If you don’t know the bridge see my pics in Aug. 2022] The aforesaid bridge has been replaced by something that would probably take a tank so any overweight bikers should be OK
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