Beicio Mynydd Dyfi Mountain Biking CIC has announced it will close after eight years as the formal stewardship body for mountain bike trails in the Dyfi Valley.
Sheffield City Council is consulting on proposed improvements at Concord Park and Woolley Wood, including feedback on a planned tarmacked pump track and beginners track as part of a wider all-wheels facility.
After weeks of waiting — and previously being told we’d close on 2nd March — B1KE now had confirmation that works will begin later than planned.
The request to stay open until after the second round of the Root 1 Series and the Easter holidays has been approved.
Rogate will remain open for another 6 weeks
Root 1 Round 2 will take place on 12th April
Rogate will now close from 13th April 2026
The closure is to allow for essential forestry and felling works to take place. The closure is currently expected to last around 12 weeks, although timelines depend on the extent of rebuild work required once felling is complete.
Members have been contacted directly. At this stage, no final decision has been made on membership extensions, with further clarity promised once reopening dates are confirmed. Other B1KE parks remain open, and memberships continue to be valid across the wider network.
We have just added Meole Brace Pump Track to the iBikeRide index, and it looks like more than a simple loop, with a main flow circuit plus a jump-focused line that should make it worth a look for locals and anyone passing through.
Caersws Bike Park says a newly reworked section of Freeride is now open, with new jumps also being built at the bottom of Lower Scorcher.
TVTA has published a breakdown of its annual running costs, contractor model and current funding gap, outlining why it wants to expand paid trail maintenance across the Tweed Valley.
Limitlass has opened applications for the Limitlass Legacy Fund, offering three bursaries of up to £250 to help women and non-binary riders in Scotland cover course fees for professional MTB training such as coaching, guiding, mechanics, and trail building.
The Trail Pot has filed its first charity accounts and is asking the UK MTB community to help it grow through donations, sharing, and partnership support in 2026.
