We had a wonderful day at Kintrawhere the pink granite didn't disappoint. A few of us found some of the easier climbs on the left of the main crag a little loose but the meat of the climbing was on clean solid granite. We very carefully select our staff to ensure both a desire to put our customers first and a thirst for cycling knowledge. Working in a cycle shop is a very challenging role so we run our own staff training program with both internally developed systems and with our suppliers support. Our business can only work if all our staff recognise that we are all part of one team and winning comes from satisfied customers. I cycle a bit but am pretty much a novice. I had some idea of what I wanted (guided by my husband), when we went in to Climb On Bikes, but was in need of some guidance. As climbing routes or problems increase in difficulty, climbers learn to develop skills that help them complete the climbs clean. There are several techniques for hands and feet as well as terms for motions that combine the two. For indoor gyms, route setters visualize and create routes for climbers, placing different kinds of holds in specific parts of the wall at particular angles because they intend climbers to use certain techniques. Meet Bill, the young aspiring uphill racer. He is about to embark on a journey through Climb Canyon that takes him to where no ride has ever been before. With little respect to the laws of physics, Bill will not rest until he has conquered the highest hills up on the moon!

His whole family was part of the rugby community, with his dad coaching many age-grade youngsters and his mum, running a children’s rugby kit recycling stall, so that the young boys and girls, always had the right gear to play and train in. However, whilst the rest of us were buying and wrapping presents ready for Christmas, the family's life was turned upside down. I did two of the classics at this crag, " Armadillo" (E3) and " Abraxas" (E4). Both of them absolutely stunning climbs and well protected making for enjoyable climbing on challenging terrain. The second pitch of " Abraxas"finishes at a bolted belay, that you can retreat from if the third pitch is wet (which it often is).He said: “I just thought it would be nice to return the favour to Children in Need, which helped me, and LimbPower. When we moved here, we were going down the road to Embsay, and I just saw the crag, and I said, ‘Mum, dad, one day can we climb it?' Our reputation is an integral part of who we are, we are a local business and we are part of the local community. We select products and brands that we are able to stand behind and our service departments are rightly proud of their skills. We accept that selling and servicing 1,000's of products a year things can go wrong and that is why Paul and Alex are always available to speak to. Race offline whenever and wherever you want! Hill Climb Racing is playable completely offline. Play it on a bus, plane or train! Play it anywhere!

The Mountaineers Books (2010). Mountaineering: The Freedom of the Hills (8thed.). Swan Hill Press. p.592. ISBN 978-1594851384. OCLC 688611213.

The climbing on Arran is mostly granite, although along the coast the cliffs offer a variety of styles of Schist. I found the Granite to bea really hard and technical style; difficult to adjust to but really satisfying when you get into it! The original plan, built into the business name, was to develop a small chain of cycle shops. If businesses don’t grow and develop they often wither but the complicated bit is growing whilst still retaining the original core values. To offer our customers the widest choice with competitive pricing we in turn need to be bigger customers of our suppliers. To offer our staff career advancement we need to grow so they can gain new responsibilities. To keep the all important entrepreneurial spirit alive the owners and staff need new challenges to drive excitement and innovation within the business. Skye needs no introduction; it's world-renowned for it's jaw dropping landscapes as well as unlimited potential for adventure sports enthusiasts! It's the second largest Scottish island and for decades it's been a pilgrimage for British climbers.