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Ride Lists Transferred - 9th February 2012
Ride lists from cancelled rides of 12th February carried over to next ride. Check here for availability on our 26th February rides.
First Ride Announced - 25th December 2011
At last we are able to announce the date for our first LFR ride. See The First LFR Ride for full details.
Tapatalk - 6th October 2011
For those on the go LFR can now be accessed from your mobile using Tapatalk. Thanks go to TeeJay for the installation and forum upgrade.
Change to Forum - 4th July 2011
It's been suggested to me a few times so here it is! A General Discussion section of the forum for (nearly) all manner of conversations, bike related or otherwise. Just remember that the usual forum rules apply so nothing offensive or controversial.
Spammers! - 12th June 2011
Recently we seem to have been targeted by spammers trying to register on this site. I've taken some preventative measures to try to counteract this but anyone genuine trying to register who encounters difficulty should contact me using the email address on our Contact Us page.
They're On! - 6th January 2011
This weekend's Novice/Beginner and Intermediate rides are on. All arrangements remain the same though you WON'T need to bring a disclaimer as we'll have a signing on form instead. See you Sunday.
Forest Watch - 4th November 2010
At the invitation of Sgt Andy Scourfield I attended a Forest Watch meeting earlier this evening to give a brief outline of LFR and its aims. More
LFR Rideouts
The wait is over and the dates have been set. See The News You've Been Waiting For
TBM Ride with LFR - 28th September 2010
Yesterday LFR, with the RCT Enforcement Team, hosted TBM journalist James Barnicoat. James came at LFR's invitation to see for himself what's happening in the South Wales valleys and use what he learned to write a feature for TBM magazine. Following introductions Gavin Davies (RCT) led the group though a couple of local byways before heading into the forests to give James a taste of the kind of trails we hope to secure for the LFR scheme. After an enjoyable ride it was interview time before packing up and heading home. Read the full story in TBM's November issue.
LFR Meets Tread Lightly - 2nd September 2010
Last night Mike and I met with Tread Lightly at the South Wales Trail Riders Fellowship (TRF) meeting in Cardiff. Tread Lightly were in attendance to give a presentation to the TRF but also to explore ways in which they can be of assistance to LFR. We took the opportunity to speak to the TRF group ahead of discussions with Tread Lightly, so after a brief introduction to outline our proposal I handed over to Mike to give a presentation on LFR.
The outcome of our talks is that Tread Lightly will support our proposal. They have agreed to look at the document and offer guidance/suggestions to improve it. This can then be submitted to Forestry Commission Wales (FCW) for consideration. With a little luck this process can be completed ahead of the FCW meeting later this month and the revised document will also be available for download from this site. We are happy to forge an association with this well respected organisation and a link to their web site has been added to our home page.
Rhondda Cynon Taf (RCT) Endorses LFR Approach - 19th August 2010
In a press release on the RCT website Paul Cannon, Chair of the Community Safety Partnership, said: "This unique partnership is a success because of the commitment and professionalism of the Legal Forest Riders and the determination of the Community Safety Partnership to show that access to the forestry can be done in a manner that does not generate complaints and concerns."
This public endorsement from a local authority who have had their fair share of anti-social motorcycle riding problems, illustrates the growing recognition and respect LFR is getting. Full details of the press release can be found at Rhondda Cynon Taf/News
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