Eight mountain bike rides covering the best riding to be found in the entire Peak District, all printed on a handy map.Covering wooded singletrack, technical rocky challenges and moorland blasts, tackling some of the most notorious climbs and anticipated descents in the country, but also suggesting easier rides for less energetic days.Printed on waterproof and tear-resistant laminated paper, the map contains eight routes picking out the best riding from the Dark and White Peak, making it the ideal introduction to mountain biking in the area.Ranging from 12 to 27 kilometres in length, the routes are plotted on specially created maps, described using clear, easy-to-follow directions and printed on mountain bike proof paper! Also contains local area information and general riding tips.
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Vertebrate Publishing Ltd
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Höhe: 100 mm
Breite: 210 mm
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978-0-9548131-9-2 (9780954813192)
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Jon Barton lives in Sheffield on the edge of the Peak District, with his wife, young son and novelty show dog. Having ridden and climbed in the area for almost 20 years his knowledge of the Peak, and particularly the Hope Valley, is enviable. After the shackles of fame that came with authoring the original Dark Peak Mountain Biking guidebook, Jon had to improve his MTB skills somewhat. Now proficient at singletrack, and merely nervous of descents, his ambition still remains to clean the notorious climb up Gores Heights (Lockerbrook). Catch him there most weekends for book signings. Don't be put off by the blue language, or his disproportionately large calves, he's really approachable and surprisingly down to earth.
