Hi im from bray and trying to find some good places to go dirt jumping!! i heard st annes is good but how do i get to it from bray?? Also does any1 no of anywere close to bray that is good?? Bray head maybe??
Thanks
as far as I know Bray Head is very sensitive, it belongs to BUDC and they have insurance issues..
I haven't a clue how to get to St Annes but I hear its deadly.
You might want to get a few laps in Ballinastoe near Roundwood before you try out St Annes..
i mite head out to st annes tommorow maybe get a dart!! have done motorcrossing for years so plenty of jumping experience!! jus trying to find some1 that knows how to get to it!! lokks fun from the pics!!
Out of dart station. Down hill to T junction. Left. It on your right when you hit the coast road.
Look for big bad guys they seem to know where it is :-)
there's trails in greystones and enniskerry. but like all trails, they dont build themselves so chat to the locals when you get there, dont be afraid to bring a shovel and offer to help dig and make sure and fix any damage you may do, try and have non-knobbly tires and dont skid on the jumps or roll over the lips.
we'll be in annes tomorrow so if you see us (the bmxers) dont be afraid to chat to us and help dig if we're digging. stick to the smaller jumps first and ask us first if you think you can hit the bigger ones.
enjoy.
i mite head out to st annes tommorow maybe get a dart!! have done motorcrossing for years so plenty of jumping experience!! jus trying to find some1 that knows how to get to it!! lokks fun from the pics!!
also,
dont matter how much "experience" you have. please stay away from the bigger jumps, we just done a lot of re-surfacing work there yesterday. it will need time to set, if anyone ride them in the next few days our work will have been useless. generally we really do not like it when people ride the big line when we are not there
the place is very very dry right now so before you ride, please fetch some water from the pond and spray down whatever you are going to ride.
a bit of trails etiquette goes a long way.