Rides
Ride report: Sunday 10 May – Leith and Holmbury Hill
The moles ride to Leith and Holmbury Hills on a fine day to be out on the hills – as they discovered, plenty of women seemed to agree with them!
Ride report: Wednesday 6 May – Pitch (Hill) and a Pint
The Moles resurrect their popular Pitch and a Pint night rides over Pitch Hill.
Ride report: Sunday 3 May – Leith Hill
Another great Muddymoles ride to Leith Hill, covering Wolvens Lane, Waggledance and Summer Lightning
Ride report: Wednesday 29 April – Ranmore, Horlsey and Effingham
Another blast round Surrey at night covering Ranmore, Horsley, Effingham and Bookham. On a pink bike!
Ride Report: Sunday 26th April – Over to Leith Hill
A trip to Leith Hill sees an under-the-radar raid on WOM and F&M, then back via Summer Lightning and Wolvens Lane.
Mixed blessings – Friday commute to work
Matt commutes to Redhill for the last time out on his Inbred in geared guise before he switches to singlespeed.
Ride Report: Wed 22nd April – The Usual with a Twist
A warm spring evening, dry trails. Well it’d be rude not to wouldn’t it? Without squadron leader Matt (on domestic duties) it started off fairly routinely in so much as – meet at Bookham, start riding up Crabtree Lane and then casually start throwing route ideas around because we were too busy chatting before we set off.
Ride report: Sunday 12 April – Swinley Forest
The first full visit of the Muddymoles to Swinley and it more than lives up to expectations. I could have done without a hangover though!
Ride report: Wednesday 15 April – Ranmore, White Down and Norbury
A spring night ride over Ranmore to White Down, then back via Denbies and Norbury Park to make it 18 miles door to door.
Ride report: Sunday 12 April – White Down and Box Hill
Damp conditions proved a bit of a handful with roots and greasy clay to contend with on Easter Sunday.
Ride report: Saturday 11 April – Swinley Forest
Colin and Tony finally get to sample some Swinley magic
Moles dig up Swinley Forest
Dave and Jem sample Swinley Forest and find miles of amazing trails. What took us so long?