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It not often we get a heavy snow fall here in Brighton (England)
On Friday I woke up and saw this out the window
The road system sucks in the UK , which meant there was no way I'd be able to drive to work, so after doing some remote home working I got out for an extended lunch hour in the snow
The snow was nice and powdery , which meant I was able to ride on through it - apart from in the drifts. Snow riding is great as normally at this time of year our trails are a boggy chalky slippy mess
View of south downs heading off to the West
At times the snow got a bit too deep - and the bike stopped moving even when going down hill
It was quite cold - but with the right gear on i was nice and warm
On saturday I headed out again on my other bike - as my back was complaining about the riding position on my old truth - only problem with this bike in the snow is Kenda Nevegals dont slice through the snow as welll as the Panaracer Trail rakers on my Truth.
On Sunday as the snow had melted down a bit I went rode further afield and rode some trails in woods
And then along the South downs way
One of the few times I'm thankful for horses - they had cut a nice track through the snow drifts down this trail
I did have to push up a few hills as the snow was a bit too deep
This ride turned into a bit of an epic and I was knackered by the time I got home.
On Friday I woke up and saw this out the window

The road system sucks in the UK , which meant there was no way I'd be able to drive to work, so after doing some remote home working I got out for an extended lunch hour in the snow
The snow was nice and powdery , which meant I was able to ride on through it - apart from in the drifts. Snow riding is great as normally at this time of year our trails are a boggy chalky slippy mess
View of south downs heading off to the West
At times the snow got a bit too deep - and the bike stopped moving even when going down hill
It was quite cold - but with the right gear on i was nice and warm
On saturday I headed out again on my other bike - as my back was complaining about the riding position on my old truth - only problem with this bike in the snow is Kenda Nevegals dont slice through the snow as welll as the Panaracer Trail rakers on my Truth.
On Sunday as the snow had melted down a bit I went rode further afield and rode some trails in woods
And then along the South downs way
One of the few times I'm thankful for horses - they had cut a nice track through the snow drifts down this trail
I did have to push up a few hills as the snow was a bit too deep
This ride turned into a bit of an epic and I was knackered by the time I got home.
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