While the calendars might be saying mid June, trail conditions can seem a bit mid January at the moment which means that our bike parts seem to have taken a bit of a hammering at the moment. If you’re a bit of a lazy mechanic or don’t want to faff around posting your forks off, there is now another option in Sheffield: mhollandserving.
Category: Announcements
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Digging Update
We have had a bit of a lull of late on the digging front, but we are going to try to get a few more regular dig days going over the next few months…..
- Photo: John Horscroft
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Greno Woods Mini DH Track – Update
After a lot of hard work the new Mini DH track in Greno Woods is nearing completion and its looking good!
After lots of work and patience from the Wildlife Trust and a couple of moved deadlines Biketrack.org finally got into the woods at the start of the month. (more…)
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New Mountain Bike Track In Greno Woods
It’s been a long time coming, but we are pleased to announce that construction of a new trail in Greno Woods is going to start construction soon.
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ShAFF Bike line-up announced
ShAFF is back for the 7th year running and we are going to be seeing an increased focus on bikes. Here’s what the organisers have got to say about it…
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Fox Hagg Public Enquiry Result
In September 2009 Sheffield City Council (SCC) gave a notice that they wished to close 2 of the 3 bridleways which run across the Fox Hagg nature reserve near Lodge Moor. These plans were objected to by a number of different groups, so the proposal was taken to public enquiry, with Ride Sheffield putting in a combined objection with the CTC and the CPRE. (more…)
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Ride Sheffield is back on-line!
Welcome to box fresh shiny new Ride Sheffield website!
Following an unplanned leave of absence, we’re back up and running with a new home, a new address and a new site that will be maintained and updated locally to help you stay up to date with all the goings on from your favourite local mtb trail advocacy group.
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Sheffield Riders Group Shapes Up
Sheffield lies in an enviable position on the fringe of the Peak District, an area regularly trumpeted in the pages of MBUK and What Mountain Bike. However, the burgeoning Steel City mountain bike community is revolting. The lack of easy links into the National Park and the City Council’s sustained campaign to pave every half-decent bridleway have led to a rebellious mood. (more…)
