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Re: pin dale
Posted: 20 Feb 2011, 12:47
by superbob
not tryed them yet but they do look brilliant
Re: pin dale
Posted: 20 Feb 2011, 17:27
by fallenmikethebike
I am seriously considering some, so keep watching.
They look slightly trickier to fit, but seeing as this done in the comfort of the garage, it should be fine.
Being able to junk a few kg s, of tube, levers, pump,etc, should lighten the load a little.
I already carry one of those mini, CO2 type inflater's,, so I will just need a standard tubeless, repair kit, which weighs in at a few ounces.
Mike
Re: pin dale
Posted: 24 Feb 2011, 22:37
by Mudfacetony
fallenmikethebike wrote:
Yes, I have to agree, for a change they have gone out of their way to state the lane is legal.
There is still the undertone that the "tossers on crossers", are in some way associated with what's a perfectly legal pastime.
I think it's rich for the Rambliars to be dissing other ROW user groups, when their whole movement was born out of completely ILLEGAL activities,, namely a mass trespass, on Kinder-scout, back in the Thirties, when Trail riding as an activity was already well established.
Mike
Pindale is a UUCR and goes through a natural "valley". Either side of the route, which legally is about 30 feet wide, the slopes on either side have been used by trials bikes for many (30+ yrs). In more recent times it has been abused by trail bikes and 4x4's. I think the historic stuff comes from lead/floor spar/ blue john mining, folllowed by rare plants growing on the disturbed land.
Re: pin dale
Posted: 06 Mar 2011, 02:14
by back off road
Off out today so is Pin Dale open or closed ? As i dont want to get into bother
Re: pin dale
Posted: 06 Mar 2011, 12:26
by superbob
as far as I know m8 its its open am goin out 4 a blast today to