独自のシリコンキャップに惹かれて「パーゴワークス トレイルポットＲ500」を購入 2025.9 – へなちょこ単独登山女The Trail Pot, the UK’s National Mountain Biking Development Fund, has bolstered its board with the appointment of Antony de Heveningham as Trustee. With over 20 years of community engagement and expertise in trail access, Antony is set to guide the charity’s strategic vision, focusing on funding local trail projects, enhancing outdoor access, and strengthening the UK mountain biking community. (bikebiz.com)
Antony co-founded a community trail maintenance group in Bristol in the mid-2000s and has been an active mountain bike advocate at the national level. He is a regular contributor to Singletrack magazine, writing extensively on trail development and access issues. (bikebiz.com)
In his new role, Antony will support initiatives that fund local trail projects, improve outdoor access, and strengthen ties within the UK mountain biking community. Chris Maloney, Founder of The Trail Pot, expressed enthusiasm about Antony’s appointment, stating, “Antony’s unique perspective on trail advocacy, combined with his deep passion for the riding community, makes him an invaluable addition to our team.” (bikebiz.com)
Antony shared his excitement about the role, saying, “As someone who’s spent many years as a volunteer maintaining and developing local mountain biking facilities, it’s very exciting to be involved with a charity that will support this.” (bikebiz.com)
This strategic appointment underscores The Trail Pot’s commitment to advancing mountain biking in the UK by leveraging Antony’s extensive experience and passion for the sport.