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Okefreeriders Summer Northshore Jam
14 June 2006
Okefreeriders (Okehampton & Area MTB Club) are holding a northshore jam on Sunday 6th August. The event will take place at the trails built and developed by the club at Abbeyford Woods, near Okehampton.
Following the success of our first northshore jam which took place earlier this year, we're holding another event, hoping to make it even bigger and better. Okefreeriders have been building northshore trails at Abbeyford Woods near Okehampton since 2004, and the trails have been growing in popularity ever since. The woods are owned by the Forestry Commission and the club has forged a strong relationship with the organisation. 2006 has seen a lot of new trails being built with the aid of a grant provided by the Lottery funded scheme, Awards-For-All, in addition to our ever enthusiastic group of trail builders.
The event is open to non club members and we are hoping that people will attend from all over the country. There is no charge for ridingThe first event which took place on March 26th saw around 50 riders turn up to endure the wind and rain. Despite all this everyone enjoyed themselves and most said they'd return, hence the planned event. We're hoping good weather will see the number of riders swell to well over 100.
The day is set to start at 10AM, and the whole of the northshore site will be open to ride. We're then planning on having some judged sessions, with riders judged on flow and style through the various obstacles. These sessions will be judged by Norco rider Cliff Barbeary (who writes for MBUK and is manager of the Bike Park at The High Action Centre in Somerset). We've approached several bike manufacturers and distributors asking them to provide prizes, and the response has been good.
There will be food and drink provided all day in the form of a barbecue, with all proceeds going to the club.
For more info please visit our website: www.okefreeriders.co.uk
Greg Minnaar wins in Leogang
12 June 2006
Team G Cross Honda rider Greg Minnaar has put the Honda RN01 on the top spot at the Top To Bottom Eliminator, part of the Out Of Bounds Weekend in Leogang
The Merida TransWales now with solo category!!
7 June 2006
Due to popular demand the Merida TransWales MTB stage challenge has open its doors to solo riders, due to an increasing demand to accommodate solo riders
Rhayader round of the Merida 100 Series 2006
7 June 2006
We have just returned from the second event of the Merida 100 Mountain Bike Marathon series which took place in Rhayader, Wales over the 27-28th may.
Kokanee Crankworx announces open format for Boneyard slopestyle
6 June 2006
The third annual Kokanee Crankworx Mountain Bike Festival announces an open format competition for their signature event the Boneyard Slopestyle Session
Tracy Moseley makes it 3 in the UCI World Cup Downhill Willingen, Germany
5 June 2006
Tracy Moseley has just won the 3rd round of the 2006 UCI World up series in Willingen, Germany and this now gives her a 143 point lead over second place on the day Sabrina Jonnier of France.
Moseley said "I am really pleased to have managed to win this third race in a row as I was not feeling very confident on the track this weekend. It was not a good course for me as it was so short and very man made, I prefer longer more natural terrain like Mont Sainte Anne last year.
Tracy is now resting in Leogang, Austria ready for another busy weekend at the 2007 Kona Product Launch and will then a week later be heading to Canada for the next round of the UCI World Cup in Qubec Canada.
"I am really looking forward to Mont Sainte Anne as I won there last year and I love the course!" Tracy said.
Fabien Barel had an ok weekend, he also like Tracy prefers longer courses with more natural terrain so this was a tough race for him, however he put up a fight and finished 7th split by just over a second to 2nd place!
In the 4X, Kamil Tatarkovic has a good race, he qualified 9th and ended up 7th, just loosing out going into the final and is now placed 5th overall after 3 rounds.
The team are now heading to Bikepark Leogang for the Kona 2007 Product Launch and will all ride the Top to Bottom Eliminator this weekend. Video of Tracy's win will soon be on konaworld.com so keep an eye out for it.
www.konaworld.com
Peaty Wins at UCI World Cup Downhill Willingen, Germany
5 June 2006
Steve Peat comes out on top and Nathan Rennie joins him on the downhill podium in fourth position at the UCI World Cup Downhill in Willingen, Germany.
Ride Central venue change for this weekend
2 June 2006
The New Ride Central downhill series designed to encourage first-timers has had to switch venues at the last minute. This week's practice/race weekend takes to Churchill - due to circumstances beyond the organiser's control the venue had to be switched from Cheddar to Churchill at the last minute.
Ride-Central launched earlier this year in and around the south-west. It's labelled as an 'entry level' event, so courses cater for all abilities.
The format for the weekend is Saturday practice with racing on the Sunday. On race day, you get two timed runs following a three hour practice session, with prizes in all categories. There's live timing and results and we're assured there'll be top commentary. Racing costs £23 for U16s and £25 for everyone else, though pre-enter and you get a healthy discount. If you want a bit more practice on the course it's open between 10am to 4pm on Saturday. It's £12 for all ages.
www.dirt-racing.co.uk
Team Specialized runs with Magura
2 June 2006
Specialized has announced that Magura will supply its entire World Cup team with hydraulic disc brakes for all the 2006 UCI events, as well as other events
Shimano lift the curtain of the new XTR cranks
1 June 2006
Last but not least: finally Shimano lift the curtain of the new XTR crankset and front derailleurs. The ultimate weapons for hard core mountain bike racing
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