Berkshire and Hants Quad Trails Association.
Quad biking, Motorcycle and buggy riding in Berkshire, Hampshire and the Thames Valley.
Berkshire Quad Trails was created in 2007 to bring together Quad Bikes ATV and buggy riders from the South Central area of England who like to explore the countryside using the legal networks of trails, green lanes off road routes and country roads. In 2010 the BHQTA Continues to provide a fun social and unique community to trail riders throughout the south. Other road legal, off-road orientated vehicles such as buggies and solos are also very welcome. The discussions forum is the centre of our community. Please sign up and join in for information about quads, off-road riding, routes and general philosophy about life !
For beginners the BHQTA is a safe place to learn the many skills needed to enjoy trail riding. Many of our members have been involved for many years and wether you need advice on where to ride, what to buy, or how to read a map or GPS there is always someone to help.
New Rides are being planned all the time for both beginners and experts. Please see the discussion forum for details.
Press HERE to enter our discussions Forum and take part.
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The September issue of QUAD Magazine is now available and carries a preview of 2011 new metal from Yamaha, Can-Am and Polaris, as well as quad owner reports on a pretty special Polaris Predator and a Yamaha Raptor.
If racing is your thing, QUAD ticks all the boxes with a dedicated racing section delivering in-depth coverage from round three of the ACU British Quadcross and round four of the QRA British Cross Country Championships.
The UK boasts a thriving quad club racing scene and the latest reports, results, event calendar and club contact details can be found in the pages of the new QUAD. Columnists John Mitchell, Oli Sansom, Bev Barnes, Ameelie Miller and Josh Waring reflect on their recent activities and Tony Nash serves up yet another major slice of pie.
Regular features include a news round-up, picture gallery, and information on where to ride.
QUAD is available from all leading newsagents or direct from the QUAD office on 01273 616040. Alternatively you can buy QUAD on-line at www.quad.tv”
Please consider joining the TRF. They represent the interests of trail riders on both a local and national level. They also provide information on where you can ride and actively fight restrictions on our byways.
