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The Best Trails for Adventure and Off-road Riding in the UK

2021-09-19
By: Valleys Dual Sport Riders Trail Riding South Wales
On: 19 September 2021
In: Motorcycle Trail Riding

Although other countries might have way more bike trails than the UK, you can still find many great trails throughout the UK. In this article, we look at some of the most popular trails to check out. Rhyader Rhyadar presents some of the best trail bike ridings and this areaRead More →

Tips and Advice for Beginner Enduro Riders

2021-08-19
By: Valleys Dual Sport Riders Trail Riding South Wales
On: 19 August 2021
In: Tips and Advice

In this article, we will focus on the most useful tips and advice for starting in enduro and off-road riding. Whether growing interest in enduro and off-road with experience in on-road riding or being inexperienced in motorcycles and building interest in off-road, this article will help you understand the differenceRead More →

Top 4 Off-Road Adventure Motorcycles

2021-08-12
By: Valleys Dual Sport Riders Trail Riding South Wales
On: 12 August 2021
In: Motorcycles, Tips and Advice

In this guide, you can learn all about off-road adventure motorcycles and which one will suit your needs best. These motorcycles are all available throughout the UK to purchase from local dealers. BMW R1250GSA Since its initial release in 2006, the GS Adventure motorcycle has been evolving miraculously against itsRead More →

How to Plan a Motorcycle Trail Ride

2021-08-07
By: Valleys Dual Sport Riders Trail Riding South Wales
On: 7 August 2021
In: Motorcycle Trail Riding

With road-riding, the trips are mostly straightforward to ride. Knowing where you are driving, and the open road makes it a comfortable ride. With trail riding, many challenging aspects keep it exciting. Trail riding is much more demanding on the rider as well as the motorcycle. Riding trails require youRead More →

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    • The Best Trails for Adventure and Off-road Riding in the UKThe Best Trails for Adventure and Off-road Riding in the UK
      Motorcycle Trail RidingAlthough other countries might have way more bike trails than the UK, you can still find many great trails throughout the UK. In this article, we look at some of the most popular trails to check out. Rhyader Rhyadar presents some of the best trail bike ridings and this area provides the open country and a forest track that is tight and challenging. The trail takes you down legal paths and green lanes. The trail provides many group rides providing you with the option of not riding solo. They also provide the rental option of Husqvarna bikes. FatCat Motopark This trail is close to Armthorpe and Doncaster. Here you can find three tracks and is extremely popular with locals in Yorkshire, England. Booking a spot in advance is a good idea as this is an extremely popular trail riding park. Actiontrax This is probably one of the most well-known tracks in the UK. It is a spot that works perfectly for enduro riding and even has racing events. You can also choose to go for training for big-bore adventure bike riders as well as looking to improve on your skills with 500cc motorcycles. Cheddar Motopark Heading towards Bristol, you will find the Cheddar EXTREME Motopark. They have an all-new track for enduro and trailing. The Park is extremely well maintained and one of the best MX tracks in the UK. They constantly do reworkings on the track to keep things exciting. Cheddar Motopark hosts races often, so space is usually limited for just popping in for a quick ride. Visit Valleys Dual Sport Riders Trail Riding South Wales regularly for more updated articles, advice and trail information. ...
    • Tips and Advice for Beginner Enduro RidersTips and Advice for Beginner Enduro Riders
      Tips and AdviceIn this article, we will focus on the most useful tips and advice for starting in enduro and off-road riding. Whether growing interest in enduro and off-road with experience in on-road riding or being inexperienced in motorcycles and building interest in off-road, this article will help you understand the difference between off-road and on-road. Join a Club Being active in an on-road club, is one of the most important factors to get started with. Find a local trail riding club, this will not only help you to get an idea of what off-road bikes are all about but also how to use them and which bike to buy. This will also help to know where it is legal to ride and where it is not. Take Criticism and Advice Talking to people who know the ins and outs of the sport of motorcycle trail riding and enduro is vital to quick success and enjoyment. One of the most important pieces of advice you will hear when starting is to ride with a small 250 four-stroke to allow you time to learn with less power and lower weight. Taking advice will help any rider new to off-road trail riding and enduro to succeed faster and be able to go on adventures with knowledge. Embrace Failure Failure will happen, how to handle it is up to the rider. If you are struggling to get up a rocky path or hill, don’t be too proud to ask for help and advice. With enduro and trail riding, a bike can go through a lot of work, and it can be challenging. Rather ask for help than bashing yourself and the bike in the beginning stages of learning. Protective Gear Falling off your bike hurts, whether it’s mud or rocks, you need to be protected with a good helmet, boots, riding trousers, body armour and elbow and knee pads. As protective gear can cost quite a bit of cash, you can try to find second-hand protective gear online. Helmets are the only gear you should not buy second-hand. ...
    • Top 4 Off-Road Adventure MotorcyclesTop 4 Off-Road Adventure Motorcycles
      Motorcycles / Tips and AdviceIn this guide, you can learn all about off-road adventure motorcycles and which one will suit your needs best. These motorcycles are all available throughout the UK to purchase from local dealers. BMW R1250GSA Since its initial release in 2006, the GS Adventure motorcycle has been evolving miraculously against its road equivalent the R1250GS. It has been setting the standard that the competition wants to achieve and has the majority following in both the UK and internationally. Some of the specs that make the R1250GSA stand out are a top speed of up to 125mph, a Boxer VVT engine, 1,254cc, and a 300-mile range. The bike can easily work out to cost around £20 000 with all the key options. Ducati Multistrada V4 S The new Multistrada V4 replaces the 1260 V-Twin model with this brand new V4 engine which is based on the Panigale V4. There is a Grand Turismo version of the engine which is also smaller than the standard. The Grand Turismo version is also less powerful and optimised for longer service intervals than that of the Panigale version. Some of the specs on the Ducati Multistrada V4 S include a top speed of 160mph, a V4 engine, 1 158cc, and a 190-mile range. The Ducati Multistrada V4 S can set you back around £19 000. KTM Super Adventure R The 2021 version of the Super Adventure R should be on any adventurer’s test ride list to experience the sheer comfort and power of this motorcycle. The motorcycle boasts all the modern bells and whistles, including a phone charger in the glove box on the tank and a hardcore kit to get the best out of your adventure trail. Some of the key specs on the KTM Super Adventure R include a V-Twin Engine, 1301cc, a top speed of up to 165mph, and a range of 230 miles. Honda Africa Twin AS The original version of the Africa Twin Adventure Sports proves fans in the UK to be a beast of a motorcycle with reliability and great looks. The new model now boasts a larger engine, more power, a new dashboard with Apple Carplay, Cruise/ Wheelie control and much lighter weight. A popular option in this bike is the smart DCT automatic gearbox and optional electronic suspension. Key features on the Honda Africa Twin AS include a top speed of 130mph, 1084cc, parallel-twin engine, and a range of 250miles....
    • How to Plan a Motorcycle Trail RideHow to Plan a Motorcycle Trail Ride
      Motorcycle Trail RidingWith road-riding, the trips are mostly straightforward to ride. Knowing where you are driving, and the open road makes it a comfortable ride. With trail riding, many challenging aspects keep it exciting. Trail riding is much more demanding on the rider as well as the motorcycle. Riding trails require you to obtain an off-road motorcycle. With off-road bikes, there are many options to choose from that will keep trail riding exciting. Small capacity trail bikes are designed to handle the rough riding you will be encountering on adventurous trail runs and are most likely the best option. The bigger off-road motorcycles are also capable and probably more fun when it comes to power, especially with gentle terrain or flowing surfaces, they can surprise the rider with their ability. But when the going gets tough, the bigger motorcycles can struggle over the rocks and gravel. Having good basic protective gear such as hand and engine guards can also help a lot. Having the correct tyres and protective body gear is also vital to be safe and enjoy the ride to the fullest. Having a riding kit can be beneficial to any motorcycle adventure. Just as with road riding, you will need to make sure the vulnerable and expensive parts are covered. Especially looking at protection gear for your body, you will need elbow, knee, and shoulder pads, safety off-road shoes, and a helmet for head and eye protection. Many believe that using helmets with extended chin pieces can help with breathing when going on a long adventure. As the UK has many great destinations for trail runs, it is important to research the most basic and more advanced trails to know what you are getting you and the bike into regarding difficulty....

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