WSSR - Afan Forest, s.Wales
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Sunday saw an enthusiastic Ben with Roger and Farqui tagging along to keep him company further up the valley to ride the July trail.
A bunch a pic's can be found here along with routes.
The accomodation is also worthy of a mention as Brumster managed to book us a couple of corkin' cabins that although remote were actually within a stones throw of an Afan trail.
Posse (left to right); Ben (Specialised h/tail) Tim (no-name h/tail) Farqui (Turner 5Spot) Nat (an "Aldi" style susser) BrayDrude (Giant XTC h/tail) Salty (Marin East Peak) Brumster (Marin Rock Springs) and Roger (his brand spankin new Specialised FSR XC Comp - with a big thanx to Rob).
Injuries; I can't recall any major incidents, tho I'm sure a few off's were experienced by most.
Mechanicals; BrayDrude's numerous punctures (later id'd as a duff batch & too small!) and his broken rear QR as he attempted a quick 3rd blown tube in succession without even turning a wheel. Oh and Brumster had some natty tubes which blew up like shotgun fire on the car park trackpump.
Weather; Glorious and dry with Sunday proving to be a scorcher for those who chose to kick back and relax at the equally fabulous cabins.
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3 Comments:
brumster said...
Oh now that was a weekend. First bit of serious riding for me, and some parts of Afan were a real eye-opener (or is that ring-clencher). Yes, I am of course referring to "The Wall".
The nasty uphill slogs were kept to a reasonable minimum I suppose, but I'm not the fittest of blokes anyway so I just got off a walked when necessary!
Some of the guys did some serious riding that weekend - I managed one and would probably have made half another; the rest were serious troopers, squeezing 2 in on Saturday and another serious trek on the Sunday... nutcases :)
Farqui said...
"nutcases" ?
Us ?
Oh yeah.
Actually, it was all Ben's fault...
brumster said...
Salty rides an East Peak, apparently :)
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