Gorge XC Race is to take place on September 1st in Kentville - more details to follow. click here
The first women's intro to Mountain Biking clinic held in Kentville on July 26 was a great success with 13 participants. Course instructors Sue Earle (aka: Bikergirl) and Carolyn Towell did a fantastic job.
See photos here.
Click Here to view photos of "Race Day At The Links"!
The Links
Summer Solstice XC Race
AVMBA and Bicycle Nova Scotia are please to host a provincially santioned mountain bike race @ the Woodville Hiking Trails on June 22nd, 2008. Registration starts at 8:30am and junior races start at 10am with the main races commencing at noon. Participants can register on location. Additional information can be found at www.bicycle.ns.ca.
Click Here for more!
Find out more about the Across the Highlands MTB Challenge in the Creignish Hills on July 19th put on by our buddies from Velo Cape Breton.
A shout out of special thanks to all the volunteers and riders for a great race last weekend at the Gorge.
The Gorge Super D #2 Race Results:
The 2nd Annual Gorge Super-D race: Sunday Jun 8th in Kentville!
It's going to be a blast. This race counts for points in the BNS Downhill series for 2008. Check this link on the Bicycle Nova Scotia web site for more information, click here.
THE MUDLASSES Annapolis Valley's Women's Mountain Bike Club has officially started up with women's group rides for all levels and will soon be offering a skills clinic for women with avmba. Club coaches will be on hand to provide support.
Email mudlasses@live.com
or phone Carolyn @ 678-8113 for more information and to be added to their mailing list.
Spring Trail Build Days 2008 Continue! Check your emails for details. Contact is Ryan at trailbuilding@avmba.com
Directions to Build Site
The new AVMBA T-shirts have arrived (our own Ryan Lindh designed the logo) now available for $20 from Valley Stove and Cycle in Wolfville and soon available on our website.
Race Results from Day at the Gorge.
Thanks to some much needed assistance by MEC and NS Dept. of Health Promotion & Protection, work continues on a new trail system on 50 acres. Your volunteer help is needed to make this a reality. |
