Syren Sistair
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PorcDoes anyone have any info on the place? I've tried to find out on their site, but it's shut, and stuff on southerndownhill is ok but not really up to date. I was hoping to go there sat, but i remembered you have to pay to get in (when I went it was £5). Are the tracks decent or well worn? Should I not bother and just go to Bedgebury???
I thought about entering the race on Sunday but it's £15 which is a bit steep (imo). I'm aware PORC need the money but...
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JAW
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It depends. Sometimes the course is actually rather good and other times not. If you go on saturday you will get to ride the course without paying the extra. However, with all the rain recently it may well be a bog.
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Ben03
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Hmm if you are looking to get your DH fill, Bedgebury isn't the place. PORC is probably better before a race as well as it's more fun when there's actually a defined course to ride. The lower sections are going to be boggy but if you want more airmiles then PORC's your best bet. Pricewise it seems different every time (student is cheaper) and they are open all day every day.
Singletrack and shore is where Bedge is ahead.
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Syren Sistair
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so a bit like swinley but with shore?
does anyone know how much it is to get into porc these days?
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OutlanderSE
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i have only ever paid £2.50 i think it is, tho im a youngen  £5 should be enough for entry and then any extra money you can use to buy drinkiepoos and food
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phils010
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its £4 i think
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