"Sport Adventure's business continues to thrive on a clever mix of well thought out (and constantly evolving) routes, a clued-up set of organisers and the integration of the local comunity (rather than using British owned accommodation for instance). Huge amounts of repeat business are testament to the fact that the balance is right, the price is fair and the punters satisfied." Normandie - Trail Bike Magazine, April 2010.

"I know it probably sounds like a broken record now, but these Sport Adventure rides really are the most enjoyable way to see parts of rural France that are simply unavailable to you by any other means. Excellent company, smooth organisation, superb food and wine. We paid full-whack for our places, so take this as fact." Tour du Morvan - Trail Bike Magazine, May 2009.

"Full of lovely flowing forest piste, interspersed with lots of water crossings and unexpected technical climbs and tricky rock and root outcrops along with many single-track sections." Tour du Morvan - Trail Bike Magazine, May 2009. 

"Without a doubt, the Sport Adventure Lozere tour is some of the finest riding you'll ever do. Technical enough to be challenging yet flowing enough to be enjoyable, stunning scenery and a relaxed atmosphere simply add to an already excellent experience. With a minimum of road work, clear 'n' easy roadbook navigation and long days in the saddle you get a lot of riding for your money. Throughly recommended..." Lozere - Trail Bike Magazine, May 2007

"The route - which you navigate by road book - is fairly technical in places and incredibly long. You spend all day in the saddle covering approx 200 kilometres per day. With stream crossings, dozens of technical stony climbs, rock-steps (both up and down), narrow ledges, switchback passes, a few miles of easy piste, ruts, steep descents, fast flowing single track - and one or two big hazards to negotiate, it's not for the faint-hearted, though it's all rideable and great fun." Lozere - Trail Bike Magazine, May 2007.

"Immaculately run" Mike Wooley writing about Sport Adventure's trips in March 2007 issue of TBM.

"I've been lucky enough to ride dirt bikes all over the world - from Iceland to South Africa, and from New Zealand to Brazil, but I have never enocountered three continous days of trail riding in such amazing scenery as this."  Pyrenees - Trail Bike Magazine, Oct 2006.

"The day began with some incredible climbs, followed by more incredible climbs, so that at times you felt like you were up in the gods."  Pyrenees - Trail Bike Magazine, Oct 2006.

"The real beauty of the tracks lies not just in their scenic qualities, but also in their variety. One minute you can be on wide sandy pistes, the next you're firing along some cracking single track - sashaying the bike from side to side as you dodge between gorse bushes. Along the way there are stony riverbeds to cross, escarpments to climb (and descend), and numerous little technical trails which defy description."  Lozere - Trail Bike Magazine, June 2004.

"Once again the climb up through the trees was as spectacular as it was unrelenting. The trail circled the edge of a lake, snaking its way up the side of a mountain, and was punctuated every so often by a vista somehow more impressive than the last."  Lozere - Trail Bike Magazine, June 2004.

“If you are seeking trail riding Nirvana I can heartily recommend the Morvan event."  Tour du Morvan – Trail Bike Magazine, June 1999.

"Three days of fine food, copious red wine and glorious mud splattered trails."  Normandie - Motorcycle International, July 1997.

"The mark of divine inspiration - three of the most enjoyable days' trail riding I've ever had."  Burgundy - Trail Bike Magazine, June 1997.

"Tough enough to keep us concentrating, varied enough to keep us interested and long enough to keep us satisfied - enjoyed every minute of it."  Normandie - Trail Bike Magazine, June 1996.

"A thoroughly enjoyable weekend - highly recommended." Pas de Calais - Bike Magazine, December 1996.