TommyWilkinson

Brilliant to see such impassioned debate - and this highlights one of the reasons why Manon and I developed this concept for a film. One of the more interesting observations of this thread is how people interpret the word sustainable. Our film will be investigating that very contested point, but not really in the way most have assumed. Forgetting about carbon budgeting and the Keeling curve conjecture for a moment, we’ll be looking at things like landowner-trail association agreements, weather current access laws are sustainable and suitable, how future landscape scale policy could impact that access, how tensions with other users have been addressed by active bike communities and trail associations. We’ll be looking at different models to see how communities have activated riders to develop sustainable maintenance plans and how every type of trail, no matter if it’s a full on downhill trail to a mellow flow trail is sustainable, weather that’s through dedicated locals or local authority agreements. This will be done through case studies and real world examples. Over and out for now.

Word!

Yes Rab!

James Elliott and Luke Mumford, doing North East England proud!

@wheelsmith: I can send you a link to the full version - but I don't have a full transcript.

Bri-man, imagine the NZ style trains that could be had, complimented with a huge toblerone and pie for afters.

Cheers Erik. The baeys are all worth a follow (if that's your bag..), class riders and funny as they come!

Never a poor hoon

No mountain carts were harmed in the making of this production. Maybe.

Thanks PB . Such a fun and humble Euro crew to play with. ????