Cross Country

The mountain bike track is about 3.25 km in total and consists of a short flowing singletrack cross country circuit a neat descent section as well as a pump track section.
The XC section starts off with undulating dips and corners that build up speed. It has some neat berms and steady singletrack. The end of the XC leads nicely into the start of the descent section on one side or the start of the pump track on the other. This allows you to neatly session one or the other as you wish.

The descent section starts smooth with berms. Soon though the berms get larger and steeper. This then moves into a section of rollable tabletops and dips. The way back to the top is by a twisty turn route that is rideable or walked. You can redo the descent or move onto the pump track.

The Pump Track

The pump track flows well and is built to help you develop your rhythm and flow. It lets you build up speed and confidence at your own pace whilst allowing you to push your boundaries. It is full of dips, jumps and doubles which are all rollable. Unlike most pump tracks it is not on steady flat terrain but built on a decline.

Costs to ride so check out the website on the listing for prices and opening times etc.
The centre runs a number of club activities and events
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The project managed by the CTC's Ian Warby and opened by our major Boris on the 19th of August 2008.
Redbridge was the first London Borough to benefit from the 2012 Olympic legacy that made this ambitious project possible. £4.5 million has been spent via the London Development Agency to produce a state-of-the-art cycling centre (covering road trials as well at Mtb).

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