Forbidden Druid – Review
Long term review of the best high pivot trail bike from Canadian brand Forbidden!
Long term review of the best high pivot trail bike from Canadian brand Forbidden!
Nukeproof Advanced Rim Protection!
Most tyres now have inbuilt protective casing and are better than ever! However it only takes one awkward rock or spike to cause pinch flats, rim dings, tyre burps etc. The last thing you want is a hole in your tyre when your in the middle of the night! Most tyre manufacturers add heavier casing to their tyres which adds weight that riders don’t want to carry, never mind the spare tubes, tyre plugs and patches in your backpack. This can also lose the feel and natural cushioning in the tyres hence why plus sand fat tyres are so popular! Over the past few years engineers have been looking at ways to develop protective systems to help eliminate the chances of punctures.
Current offerings can be up to 4 times as expensive and can be way more challenging to fit! The closest competitor is the flat tyre defender which I have fitted to one of my rear wheels. It is the lightest offering and sold a similar price point as the A.R.D. It is easy to cut and fit but doesn’t offer the same level of dampening.
Enter stage, Nukeproof A.R.D. The ARD has an unusual shape to act as a bump stop between the rim and tyre. This deflects the energy and minimises the opportunity for pinch flats. The “wings” of the ARD protect the rim from dents and dings whilst also allowing the tyres to be seated easily. The insert slides easily into the tyre when one side of the tyre is already fitted.
🌍World’s Best Mountain Biker! 🚵♀️ Having watched a video from Red Bull Media about one of the best Women’s MTB riders, Jolanda Neff, I wanted to share some of the key messages explored in the video! They may help you focus on what you need to do if you want to achieve success on yourContinue Reading World’s Best Mountain Biker!
We’ve updated our Children’s Mountain Bike Camps to offer an even better experience for your child!
Our MTB camps will be categorised based on ability using a scale similar to how trails are graded.
We advise underestimating your child’s abilities if they are attending their first Pedal To Progression mountain bike camp. We are more than happy to invite them to try a harder graded session if they are exceeding the criteria for the session they are booked onto.
To see which category best suits your child read our criteria below.. Read more about Pedal To Progression Children’s Camps MTB Grading …
Here’s our current steed ready for this weekends Manx MTB Enduro Two Day event. The Norco Range has a carbon monocoque frame with 160mm of rear travel. This is provided by the Monarch Plus R. No need for too many adjustments thanks to the custom setup inside it. We’ve altered it to allow the shockContinue Reading NORCO RANGE BIKE CHECK
Video Coaching Our coaching is now accessible to you from anywhere with internet using our new video coaching services! This is perfect for riders who: Want proven coaching that’s efficient and effective. Have limited training time and need focused drills to improve your skills when it suits you! You’ve read articles, watched YouTube videos andContinue Reading Video Coaching
We don’t normally blow the trumpet when we get feedback from our clients but this well written testimonial is too good not to share. “After about a ten year lay of from specific downhill riding I thought it was time to start doing the enduro rounds. With over 25 years mountain bike experience including downhillContinue Reading Our Latest Testimonial
As 2016 begins so does the new year, new you trend! We’ve got five top tops to get you moving in the right direction: http://i524.photobucket.com/albums/cc327/__HENDO__/FullSizeRender_1.jpg EVALUATE – Collect your thoughts and information on your previous performances. For example, looking at previous race results may show which type of course you struggle with, or viewing onboard videos forContinue Reading 2016 – A time to change?
Well the final British Downhill Series of the season was a manic weekend! Arriving late at Antur Stiniog just as it got dark meant that setting up camp was a challenge! Especially when parked on slanting welsh slate! Therefore an early morning track walk on Saturday to scope out what was between the tapes wasContinue Reading 2015 British Downhill Series – Round 6 Antur Stiniog