MOUNTAIN BIKING EVENTS
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Mountain Biking events require special gear, clothing, and equipment that can handle various rugged terrain, steep and dangerous inclines, declines, unexpected in-climate weather changes. These events often occur in remote rugged areas and as such do not have cellular service or other assistance available, you may well be own your own and should prepare for those potential break downs or emergencies. Have a bike plan and emergency contacts who are not riding with you should you not be home on time or become incapacitated lost and/or injured. These types of trails often are located within local, regional, state or national recreation and forest areas or are otherwise designated mountain biking areas. Many times they are on multi-use trails and you may be sharing the trails with other recreationalists, such as horseback riders and or hikers.

You are responsible for your own safety, stay alert and aware, safety equipment, high visibility, reflective clothing and lighting and knowledge/understanding of roadway safety and laws are required. If you are riding as part of the club YOU MUST SIGN AND HAVE RECEIPT OF, BY A CLUB OFFICER OR APPROVED DESIGNEE,  A WAIVER/HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT PRIOR TO PARTICIPATION!
THE CLUB CURRENTLY HAS NO MOUNTAIN BIKING EVENTS SCHEDULED. WE ARE SEEKING A MEMBER WHO IS INTERESTED IN & COMMITTED TO LEAD AND COORDINATE THIS ADDITIONAL AND NEW AREA OF CLUB MEMBERSHIP. INTERESTED? JOIN THE CLUB AND CONTACT THE CLUB PRESIDENT. 

NOTICE 1
Safety Issue
“In consideration of the current COVID-19 National and State Emergency, and the direction of the CDC, NIH, WHO, National and State authorities, all club activities are cancelled until further notice. Will re-evaluate mid April. Please stay safe and healthy!”
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NOTICE 2
Safety Issue
(Expires TBA)
​Both the USA Centers for Disease Control and the World Health Organization have advised that we are in one of the worst flu and respiratory virus seasons in almost 50 years. Please prepare yourself to stay healthy and take steps to help keep others from infection by following good hygiene and frequent quality hand washing techniques, cover your coughs and sneezes, wipe touched items with sanitizers, and when sick stay out of the public or wear an appropriate N95 facemask. There are some deadly and easy transmitted infections that are also drug resistant, emerging. Stay safe! Stay Informed. For more information please go to the cdc.gov website and/or the who.int and search viral and infectious diseases. If your a real researcher do a general google
​of virology and epidemiology too!