Officer Hawtin reporting for duty!

"CTC & Pace Cycles are very pleased to announce that Mike Hawtin will be joining the off-road team in Dalby Forest, North Yorkshire as Cycling Development Officer from the 1st October. Mike will be working out of Dalby Bike Barn, growing the established Partnership with the Forestry Commission. Mike brings with him a wealth of experience in the off-road sector, and will take the lead in delivering, developing and marketing the training and education offers available at Dalby Bike Barn as well as supporting the cycle sales and service aspects of the business. Mike will also be engaging with local and regional community groups to ensure that Dalby Bike Barn becomes the centre of choice for all-ability and inclusive cycling, promoting all the benefits that riding brings."

 

Just in case you didn't catch this little snippet earlier. It doesn't mean that GMTB are no more. Oh no no no. Far far from it... :o)

It means that you've still got a great place to stay with all of the top MTB facilities you need, great places to eat and drink close by and it just so happens you'll be staying with somebody who has the inside skinny on anything that's worth knowing about cycling in this great area of ours especially local knowledge for some great places to ride. 

 

All of our guests on MTB stays will get free entry into Dalby Forest (prior arrangement needed) and we're just working on the detail of offering CTC guided rides and skills instruction based out of Dalby Bike Barn which will mean you can still book a riding package with us and get to see some hidden tresures that you won't normally find!

If you're in the area, why not come along and say hello at Dalby 13... our very own mini Northern cycle expo. See you all there for a brew and a chat!