MB7 TIMBERTRAIL INFORMATION

The MB7 Timber Trail is an interlocking series of “north shore” style balance beams designed to be ridden on a mountain bike and is the centre for fun at many festivals and events. Designed by mountain bikers and made from locally sourced timber, The Timber Trail is a useful tool for teaching and honing core Mountain Biking skills or even an obstacle course on bikes, ideal for providing “have a go” fun at festivals and events for all kids and those bigger kids we call adults. See Promo Video Here.

HOW DOES IT WORK?

The Timber Trail is designed to be flexible to suit different needs. Each section of the Timber Trail is roughly 2m long and the unique interlocking system allows us to set up different challenges with varying degrees of difficulty. Nice and easy for total beginners and kids to much more difficult for the talented riders and those determined to meet the challenge. Can you “nail” the Timber Trail?

IS IT SAFE?

The Timber Trail is very safe as it is only ever a few inches off the ground. It is also organised, set up and run by SMBLA qualified Mountain Bike Leaders/Tutors so expert tuition, guidance and supervision is all part of the experience and service. Our tutors are also First Aid trained should the rare case of “a skint knee” occur. Helmets are compulsory and supplied.

Each individual event is fully risk assessed by our SMBLA staff and full liability insurance is included in the package. We had 500 visitors to the Timber Trail at the ‘Outdoor Show’ in Birmingham over 3 days with no injuries.

WHAT DOES IT COST?

£600 per day or £1000 for two days. (plus travel costs of 20p/mile) For this you get the Timber Trail delivered to your event and set up as required. We will provide all members of staff plus a fleet of bikes and helmets suitable for kids and adults and are free for all to use on the Timber Trail.

INTERESTED?

If you would like to hire the Timber Trail or would like to know more, please contact us or call us now on 08706 093096 . Download our timbertrail fact file here.