Has anyone any experience of Riders of the lost Trail or Redtread. Both operate offroad packages near malaga, which is handy for flights from Cork. Any info would be great thanks, Alan.
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I don't have any experience but have looked at them myself and thought about going for a weekend. If you get round to it and are looking to make up numbers I might be interested. Depends on the date etc. I have some magazine reviews somewhere which I can dig out and email you if your interested. Cheers !
http://www.trailblazers-pro.com/
Have a look at Trailblazers who are based in Competa (same location as Redtread).
Have a look at Trailblazers who are based in Competa (same location as Redtread).
Grim reading
http://www.ktmforum.co.uk/general-discussion/59640-trailblazers-spain-disappointing.html
Just found a report on Trailblazers which is less than complementary.
Greetings Storminnorm, we plan to go early May 14. You are most welcome to join us.
Still keen to hear about Redtread as we fancy a change from Northern Spain where we have been a few times Trail riding in Aragon.
http://www.ktmforum.co.uk/general-discussion/59640-trailblazers-spain-disappointing.html
Just found a report on Trailblazers which is less than complementary.
Greetings Storminnorm, we plan to go early May 14. You are most welcome to join us.
Still keen to hear about Redtread as we fancy a change from Northern Spain where we have been a few times Trail riding in Aragon.
That post on the KTM Forum caused a huge uproar and resulted in the banning any further mentions of Trailblazers on that forum!
http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showthread.php?t=277921
Here's a thread from this forum that says something rather different!
Without doubt, the area in which Redtread and Trailblazers operate is superb trail-riding country which is why I organise Tossers-in-the-Tejeda every year (the Tejeda is a national park of 102,000 acres).
Ed who runs Redtread and Graham who runs Trailblazers will both give you a great trip. But you'll get something rather different from each.
Redtread have newer bikes and your rides will be orgainsed to the inch. If you bend a bike, expect to pay for it. Accomodation is in the Redtread villa but you eat out in town each evening.
Trailblazers are rather more relaxed in their approach. You will stay at the same hotel I'm using next week and you can either eat at the hotel or wander into town.
I would ride with Trailblazers, but each to their own.
Ed who runs Redtread and Graham who runs Trailblazers will both give you a great trip. But you'll get something rather different from each.
Redtread have newer bikes and your rides will be orgainsed to the inch. If you bend a bike, expect to pay for it. Accomodation is in the Redtread villa but you eat out in town each evening.
Trailblazers are rather more relaxed in their approach. You will stay at the same hotel I'm using next week and you can either eat at the hotel or wander into town.
I would ride with Trailblazers, but each to their own.
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