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We pride ourselves on giving novice trail riders an exciting ride.  We don’t mix groups, so if you book on your own or with a few friends, you won’t find other paying riders on the same ride.  Mixing novice groups is a sure way to add pressure to the riders.

Trail Riding UK guides know their areas very well and will select trails that suit the rider’s abilities, taking into account the weather conditions.  When you have had a few hours on the bike you might feel like taking on some of the harder lanes, if so it will be under the careful supervision of the guide.

Help and advice is always on hand and if there is something you are not happy about, stop and take a break, the guide will all ways come back to sort the problems out.

The day is yours to enjoy so you should tell the guide what your expectations are so he can provide you with the trail ride you want, we never put our customers in situations they can’t cope with.

This video is of an eager group of novice riders trying to tackle an intermediate lane.  All the hazards were explained to them and the guide demonstrated the correct way to ride them. 

When a customer has a go and can’t quite manage a trail there’s no problem, you can leave the bike and walk up, the guide will be happy to ride over the obstacle for you. 

If you have been thinking of giving trail riding a go, now you can, you will be in good hands with us!

A Novice Day With TRUK submitted on 17/01/2011 by Adam Hopkins

17/01/2011

What you will need to bring Your bike licence is a must, both parts please. We will stop for a pub lunch and also a couple of cafe stops throughout the day so bring enough money for your needs. A ...  Read more »

Riding Your Own Bike submitted on 17/01/2011 by Adam Hopkins

17/01/2011

You are welcome to bring your own bike as long as it is road legal and has a quiet exhaust. You are responsible of the condition of the bike and should it break down we will do everything in our ...  Read more »

New to Trail Riding submitted on 19/01/2011 by Adam Hopkins

19/01/2011

New to Trail Riding If you have never been trail riding before and fancy trying it out before you go to all the expense of buying a bike, getting it road registered, getting all the protective ...  Read more »

The infamous 250k Peak Challenge submitted on 27/01/2011 by Steve Askin

27/01/2011

TRUK challenges you to  the 250k Peak Challenge.  If hard core hiding is your thing , then this one’s for you. A fantistic day in the Peak District and Derbyshire Dales.  The ...  Read more »

Guides submitted on 24/02/2011 by Steve Askin

24/02/2011

Trail Riding UK is always looking for good guides. If you would like to guide and can offer an exciting ride of about 100 miles, drop us a line on the contacts page. Guide ...  Read more »

Riders report from the Meon Valley submitted on 02/09/2011 by Steve Askin

02/09/2011

A Dirty Weekend By Dave Clark In January this year, keen off-roader and adventure biker Tony Carter set up the TVAM Adventure Group. In actual fact, it was re-formed since it existed in a different ...  Read more »

It’s all about horse power..go on treat your partner! submitted on 17/09/2011 by Steve Askin

17/09/2011

TRUK has found a great excuse to include your partner in your trail riding day.  Its a different kind of horse power, the four legged type.  Peny Coed Riding School is an excellent ...  Read more »