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Want to Ride the Mont? Rider Needed
Started this discussion. Last reply by Craig Tozer Feb 9. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Our Mont team of four men is currently only a threesome so we're looking for a fourth rider. Our team has riden the Mont since 2009 and keep coming back for the great trails, vibe and event that the…Continue
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Want to Ride the Mont? Rider Needed
Our Mont team of four men is currently only a threesome so we're looking for a fourth rider. Our team has riden the Mont since 2009 and keep coming back for the great trails, vibe and event that the Mont is. We ride competitively but not for a podium and usually lap around a bit over the hour mark. As for who we're looking for, well anyone who like us wants to ride the Mont for the Mont and have fun riding it. Ideally, but not essentially, you would be a similar level of fitness but more…See More
Craig Tozer commented on Juliane Wisata's event 'MTB Cruise 100'
"I had a roll around the course the other day and two things struck me, its going to be hot and the upper body is going to get pumped as much as the legs."
Craig Tozer replied to Wayne Taylor's discussion 'Trail conditions ....Part two'
"I cut short a ride at Majura on Tuesday afternoon as its a boggy mess with alot of trails still having water flowing and most corners holding giant (I mean big, not reasonably priced well spec'd bikes!) puddles. There is also a few trees that…"
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- What style of riding interests do you?
- Easy Social Rides, Training For Events, Exploring New Areas, Cross Country, Downhill, Trials, 4 Cross, Endurance Events, Club Racing
- Where did you find out about The Berm?
- Saw it in an MTB magazine
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