Coed Llandegla

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Went out on Coed Llandegla's (N.Wales) Green route on Saturday 28th and
it kicked ass. Pics and info here:
http://www.trailandtrack.co.uk/trailofthemonthnov.aspx

 

[Coyoteboy]

[email protected] wrote:
> Went out on Coed Llandegla's (N.Wales) Green route on Saturday 28th and
> it kicked ass. Pics and info here:
> http://www.trailandtrack.co.uk/trailofthemonthnov.aspx

Must admit this is a great set of trails. The Black route is definitely
worth the extra effort. Dont be mistaken, its not THAT much more
technical than the red route, but it does take a lot of extra energy in
climbing bits you just rode down etc.

 

[Coyoteboy]

[email protected] wrote:
> Went out on Coed Llandegla's (N.Wales) Green route on Saturday 28th and
> it kicked ass. Pics and info here:
> http://www.trailandtrack.co.uk/trailofthemonthnov.aspx

OOh and http://www.coedllandegla.com/ for some helmet cam vids.

 

[Marz]

Coyoteboy wrote:
> [email protected] wrote:
> > Went out on Coed Llandegla's (N.Wales) Green route on Saturday 28th and
> > it kicked ass. Pics and info here:
> > http://www.trailandtrack.co.uk/trailofthemonthnov.aspx
>
> OOh and http://www.coedllandegla.com/ for some helmet cam vids.


Had to tell much from the low res video, but Black run, please. Smooth,
flowing fast trail with nothing technical on it, fun, but not tricky.
No rock gardens, drops, doubles, switch backs, root, rocks, bus stops,
pump sections, etc, etc.