Trail guide service

[BobSaunders]

Anyone used one in the UK and can recommend?

This is for enduro trail riding, off-road, forest work, etc. not big adventure bikes.

Ideally north west, North and mid-wales, Lakes, Yorkshire, Lancs etc.

Looking at these guys currently - http://www.ridethewild.co.uk/

[graham22]

Looking at their reviews, customers are mainly 'Adventure' bikes rather than proper trail bikes.

Don't know what bike you're using but is there a TRF local to you who could hook you up with another TRF in the area you want to ride.

Shame you're not heading South West as we could show you some good (difficult) lanes.

[BobSaunders]

If you flick through the videos there appears to be more trail/off-road stuff of varying degree.

I am a member of the TRF, will be joining a couple of events on that.. intending to possibly pop down for the bigger Somerset/Exmoor Forest day.

[graham22]

BobSaunders said:

If you flick through the videos there appears to be more trail/off-road stuff of varying degree.

I am a member of the TRF, will be joining a couple of events on that.. intending to possibly pop down for the bigger Somerset/Exmoor Forest day.

Plenty of good lanes on Exmoor & the Quantocks. We're a couple of hours further West in Cornwall but do compete in the Jubilee Trial near Taunton & the Westcott Trial in Minehead - both LDTs which overlap but never cross the same lanes - they have so much land to use, both byways & privately owned forestry - enjoy.

[81Carrera]

I don't know how long you have had your enduro bike or how much experience you have. If you are anything between a beginner and fairly decent rider I would suggest you try the Yamaha Off Road Experience. You can take your own bike and I much preferred it to riding with WOR. I think anyone who has been to the farm will confirm what an amazing place it is and if you want some light competition there's always the Hafren Rally.