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GREASING OUT

Daz was our ride leader for the evening, so he got to deliver the pep talk at the top of the final descent – a rocky start with a rollercoaster grassy singletrack lower down that got faster.

It was one of our local favourites, but a couple of riders had never ridden it before so Daz filled them in on some of the hazards. A little overkill normally but, hey, it was pitch black.

“It starts rocky and awkward, but then opens out onto a grass ride where you can go flat out. Mind some of the grass corners though or you’ll grease out.”

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