Developing Mountain Biking in Scotland (DMBinS)has released some new guidance for mountain bikers using ebikes in Scotland. This sits alongside their existing 'Do the Ride Thing' guidance, and is part of ongoing efforts to ensure mountain bikers are seen as responsible users of the outdoors. Credit: Pete Scullion There are some calls to review the Scottish Outdoor Access Code, now that it's been in operation for more than 20 years. With changes in technology and patterns of use, some are suggesting that the Access Code needs reviewing - which could present a problem for mountain bikers (whether e-assisted or not),…
After being a Cannock Chase local for 9 years, I've created a modified version based on my experiance:
When riding uphill, particularly on narrow trails or paths, and when in large groups it is important that riders get ready to slow down and stop if necessary when approaching, give a ring of a bell or a friendly greeting, and if other riders/path users step aside then a simple ‘thanks, enjoy your day’ will help everyone enjoy their day on the trails.
HTH
