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What we’re about

Our mission is to bring together adult (18+ mature) mountain bike riders in a supportive and welcoming community where adventure, skill development, and camaraderie thrive. We aim to create safe, inclusive, and fun riding experiences that promote physical fitness, personal growth, and a deep respect for the trails we ride. Through group rides, shared knowledge, and a passion for exploration, we foster connections that extend beyond the trail and celebrate the spirit of mountain biking.

The purpose of this group is simple:

1. Community & Connection

Bring together like-minded riders who share a passion for mountain biking.

Build friendships, camaraderie, and a supportive riding culture.

2. Skill Development

Provide a safe, encouraging environment for adults to improve technical and fitness levels.

Share knowledge, tips, and trail experience between riders of different backgrounds.

3. Health & Well-Being

Promote physical fitness, mental health, and outdoor recreation.

Encourage balance between fun, challenge, and personal growth.

4. Adventure & Exploration

Organize rides that explore local and regional trails, offering challenge and variety.

Foster a spirit of adventure—trying new routes, features, and terrains.

5. Safety & Responsibility

Ensure group rides are well-organized, safe, and inclusive.

Promote responsible trail use, environmental stewardship, and respect for others.

Safety is paramount, but your safety is up to you. Respect your limitations, bail out, walk down difficult sections if you need to. Challenge yourself but trust your intuition and listen to other riders when they say 'This TTF or trail isn't for you!'

We never want anyone to get seriously hurt but slips, trips, bumps, bangs and injuries happen from time to time. We never want anyone to get hurt but we are not responsible for your safety.

Helmets are MANDATORY. Gloves, glasses and any other protective gear is encouraged to your comfort.

A full suspension bike in good working condition is highly recommended, but not mandatory

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