TrailScotland
Santa Cruz Exclusive Launch
TweedLove Bike Festival organisers are very excited to announce Santa Cruz and the Syndicate will be rolling into town for this year’s festival. Santa Cruz has chosen the UK’s biggest bike festival to stage a world exclusive product launch – which will take place just before the TweedLove closing party on Saturday, June 1 in [...]
Jayfest Update
Things are hotting up for Jayfest 2013 with coaches confirmed for the weekend including Tracy Moseley, Helen Gaskill, Ben Cathro, Andy Weir and Anja Rees Jones. The on track coaching is a unique opportunity for riders to improve their race lines and technique whatever their discipline-downhill or enduro, and whatever their age as the weekend [...]
The Dudeumentary Part 1
The start of the Dudeumentary brings a new era for the Dudes. Some new equipment to play with and the best winter in recent history, all the excitement has gone to the baeys heads. Claiming Big Deal status, they start to G-roll with the big dogs. Or so they think… Just the usual banter and [...]
TweedLove Stories 6
Andy Barlow is the current King of the Hill at Glentress, having beaten a tough field at last year’s POC TweedLove enduro race. He’s also a bike coach and guide with Dirt School. Here’s a film of him showing us round his workplace at Glentress. Nice office, Andy! Edit by Calum Darling. Tweedlove Stories 6 [...]
2013 SMBO Series
There is another fun packed year of mountain biking events ahead of us and we have got lots of new planners and locations for you to explore (or get lost in!) This year we are changing things a bit and having a Spring and Autumn Series rather than a big year long league AND the [...]
Innerduro Round 2 Report
The second round of the Alpine Bikes sponsored 2013 Innerduro Series took place on Saturday 2nd March at Forestry Commission Scotland’s 7stanes Innerleithen mountain bike trails at Traquair Forest. The event, organised by Innerleithen MTB Racing, was again completely sold out weeks in advance as some of the best Enduro riders from across Europe descended [...]
Latest Articles
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Tweed Valley Development
Forestry Commission Scotland is holding two drop-in sessions for the public to get views on how Glentress Forest and the Tweed Valley corridor could be developed for tourism and recreation in the future. All views will go towards shaping a ‘masterplan’ which is exploring the potential for further developing Glentress as a major tourism destination, [...]
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Santa Cruz Exclusive Launch
TweedLove Bike Festival organisers are very excited to announce Santa Cruz and the Syndicate will be rolling into town for this year’s festival. Santa Cruz has chosen the UK’s biggest bike festival to stage a world exclusive product launch – which will take place just before the TweedLove closing party on Saturday, June 1 in [...]
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Accommodation
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Larch House
Larch House is set in the heart of the 7 Stanes in SW Scotland. It offers a brilliant base for some of the country’s best biking; mtb and road. The property itself offers stylish, luxurious and cosy accommodation. There is secure storage for your bikes and equipment, there is also a qualified guide available by [...]
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Bunroy Holiday Park
Bunroy Park is a haven of peace in the heart of The Highlands, surrounded by breathtaking mountains and glens, yet within easy reach of Fort William, Ben Nevis and the countless attractions of the Scottish Highlands. You can enjoy a stay in one of our comfortable self catering timber lodges, each with it’s own drying [...]
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Featured Posts
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Glen Einich
I’d been patiently waiting for the clouds over the Cairngorms to clear so I could not only get a decent route in that I hadn’t already covered a million times but also tick this route off, and my patience was finally rewarded last weekend – with not just a few less clouds, but clear blue skies and some pretty warm sunshine!
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Burma Road – Aviemore
The Burma Road should definitely come with some sort of a warning – and that kind of route, is my kind of route! From the first moment I heard about the Burma Road, I couldn’t stop thinking about it.
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Places to Ride
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Glen Einich
I’d been patiently waiting for the clouds over the Cairngorms to clear so I could not only get a decent route in that I hadn’t already covered a million times but also tick this route off, and my patience was finally rewarded last weekend – with not just a few less clouds, but clear blue skies and some pretty warm sunshine!
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Ballater to Dinnet
The Deeside Way itself runs along the disused railway line from Aberdeen to Ballater and is 45 miles from start to finish – but, with just a couple of hours to spare I only sampled the route from Ballater to Dinnet, however,
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