Bikefax Best Mountain Bike Trails Ne Wales
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Bikefax Best Mountain Bike Trails Ne Wales
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Bikefax Best Mountain Bike Trails NE Wales: The Best Mountain Bike Trails in North East Wales presents 24 of the finest routes across the Clwydian Hills, the Berwyn Mountains, Mynydd Hiraethog and Llyn Vymwy. Between them local riders Sue Savage and Tony Griffiths have an intimate knowledge of the area and have put together a mouth watering and inspirational collection of trails to suit riders of all abilities.
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