'Red'Trail progression

For red rides or part red, you will need to have some fitness, however, we will take regular breaks, and not leave anyone behind. These rides are for those who ride mountain bikes, have ridden some blue routes, not necessarily at Coed Y Brenin and some red sections before. This ride is perfect to perhaps have a go at some red sections at Coed Y Brenin with support from a group. Even if you have ridden he red here before it will still be a very nice, social, and supportive morning.

There are technical sections on the red trails, all of which can be rolled, but will include terrains such as loose stones/rock, mud, tree routes, small rock gardens and other technical features. Everything can be rolled, or walked if you are not happy with a small section.
If you are unsure if this ride is for you, please get in touch.

You need to book a place ahead of joining the ride.

This ride series is designed to work on confidence on the trails. We will start with a route that will take in some blue and red trails (easier red trails), and then aim to progress. We will stop at times to work through features on the trails.

This will be a mountain bike series. We will ride a mix of forest trails, manmade trails, perhaps natural trails and quiet roads within the forest.

We never leave anyone behind and stop regularly to chat, or food breaks. At the end we finishing in the cafe for food and drink (please bring your own money)

WHAT TO BRING: - A bike in good working order & suitable for riding off road (hard tail or full suspension) You can hire mountain bikes at CyB https://www.beicsbrenin.co.uk/shop/bike-hire/ Please let them know that you are taking part in a Breeze ride for a small discount. - A helmet is compulsory for this ride - Full fingered gloves are essential. They usually have a good selection for sale in the shop at CyB if you don't have any (Again, please say you are a Breeze member and you will receive a small discount) - Suitable footwear eg. mtb shoes or trainers (no open toed shoes/ sandals) - You may want to consider some eye protection - sunglasses would be fine - Suitable clothes. MTB specific clothes, or something that you will feel comfortable in - but no baggy trousers or clothes that could get caught or snagged. Eg. tracksuit bottoms would work well, layers are good. Consider the weather (a waterproof coat is a good idea - I always carry a waterproof!!) -A small rucksack is useful - A drink and any snacks for the ride - Money for the cafe - A mask, hand sanitiser or sanitising wipes (all optional) - A spare inner tube suitable for your tyres (even if you are tubeless) - Any medication that you need, or might possibly need (Epi pens x 2 and in date, Asthma inhalers in date).

We never leave anyone behind