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Junkyard Dog Citizen Race moved to 11 am! |
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Written by Steve Parkinson
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If you have signed up for the Junkyard Dog 2-Lap Citizen Race, please note that the start time has moved to 11 am. The club will contact those all registered but please pass on to anyone you think may be affected.
All Citizen Riders (one-event licence holders & Citizen licence holders) will be doing 2 laps. In order to do more, you must hold a UCI licence and participate in the BC Cup Race also at 11 am.
The race will now be capped at 100 riders in total so don't delay in registering - it is 55% full now!
Race Day Schedule:
8:00 am - meet at site for set-up etc
8:30 am - registration open
10:15 am - registration closed
11:00 am - race starts
1:30 pm - Awards for BC Cup & Citizen race
On Line Registration Closed - 25 spots remain for on-site registration starting at 8:30 am to 10:15 am. Race Start is 11 am
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Last Updated on Saturday, 29 May 2010 17:18 |
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Written by Steve Parkinson
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Our first trail day of the year is this weekend, Sunday 16th May, 9am – 12.30pm. Help get your Bike Park ready for summer riding!
The following jobs need to be done, but you are welcome to suggest your own project.
- Replace and repair damaged/fallen marker posts - BLT and JYD
- General trail clearing and grooming - BLT and JYD
- DJ grooming
- Maintenance required on the dive
- Reinstate proper trails where short cuts have been created
- Sort out any fallen trees
- Prepare trails for the Junk Yard Dog race on 30th May
So come along, and enjoy a great morning’s work.
Contact Mike –
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Written by Steve Parkinson
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Hazard tree mitigation has been scheduled for this week at the South Surrey Bike Park. This work consists of the removal of 26 dead standing or dying trees located inside one of the root rot buffers. Development of a management plan for the entire bike park area infected with laminated root rot will continue as planned, however the 26 trees are obviously infected with the disease and present a risk of injury to the public. The trees were marked for removal in February by a certified tree risk assessor, and in order to ensure due diligence, the City must remove the marked trees. A nesting bird survey was completed by a RPBio, and no nesting birds were found in the area.
Work is scheduled for Wednesday May 12th, and it is anticipated to take 2 days for falling and additional day(s) for debris clean-up.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 11 May 2010 01:16 |
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Junkyard Dog Cross Country Bike Race |
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Written by Steve Parkinson
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The Junk Yard Dog Cross Country Bike Race returns in 2010 - Sunday May 30 at the South Surrey Bike Park.
There will be a Citizen Race at 9am, followed by a BC Cup race at 11am.
On Line Registration Closed - 25 spots remain for on-site registration starting at 8:30 am to 10:15 am. Race Start is 11 am
Come out and race, or come out and watch your friends and top cross country racers in BC battle for a victory and BC Cup points
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Last Updated on Saturday, 29 May 2010 17:20 |
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Written by Steve Parkinson
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Written by Steve Parkinson
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There are 2 Group Rides planned for the up and coming few months:
- May 2nd at Point Roberts, led by Sheldon Orr
- This will be an intermediate ride, and you will require a passport to cross the US border
- Meet at the fire hall on Benson Ave in Point Roberts, and be prepared to start at 9am and be finished by 11- 11:30am
- Anyone planning to attend, please let Sheldon know, so he know how many riders to expect -
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- June 13 at Nanaimo, led by Scott Manson
- This will be an Intermediate to Advanced ride in the trails around Nanaimo
- We would car pool and take the 10:15am ferry to Duke Point, the ride would start at 1:00pm, returning home on the 8:15pm ferry
- Stay tuned for more details as we get closer
- Coming up – Galbraith near Bellingham – details to follow.
- Any other Member interested in hosting a Group Ride, let me know
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Written by Steve Parkinson
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The trail, Smell The Helmut, has been renamed Gearless Larry. When the wooden structures were damaged by fallen trees this year, and the remaining structures were found to be too rotten to maintain, SORCE Dirt Jump Dude, Vince Samuel (Larry), organized and turned the trail into a “flowy” pump track style of trail. If you haven’t had a chance yet, check out this re-built trail – I think you will love it. The trail is not quite complete, so keep an eye open for “Work in Progress” on the trail for the next few weeks.
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Last Updated on Monday, 19 April 2010 16:31 |
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Written by Steve Parkinson
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Follow Me - Movie Premiere |
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Written by Steve Parkinson
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Deep in the coast mountains of BC, a small crew of filmmakers has spent the last eleven months huddled together, planning, scheming and brain-storming to come up with a concept for a new company and mountain bike film. The hard work has paid off and Anthill Films is stoked to announce the release of their premier film FOLLOW ME... Scheduled to be released in Spring 2010, FOLLOW ME... will feature some of the best mountain bikers in the world, including: Sam Hill, Gee Atherton, Brandon Semenuk, Cam McCaul, Thomas Vanderham, Matt Hunter, Ben Boyko, Kurt Sorge, Steve Smith and Geoff Gulevich.
The Anthill crew is no new-comer to the world of mountain bike films. Made up of five key members from the award-winning film company the Collective, Darcy Wittenburg, Darren McCullough, Colin Jones, Jonathan Shramm and Sterling Lorence, have been making films together for the past six years. The one new addition is Ian Dunn, who will be holding down the business side of things as Producer/Marketing Director, so the crew can focus on creating the best possible film.
For more details check out Anthill Films and Pinkbike.
SORCE is working on securing the Premiere of Follow Me.
Check back soon for more details.
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Written by Steve Parkinson
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You may have noticed the “Pest Management Area” ribbons throughout the Bike Park lately. These ribbons mark the areas of trees that are infected with Douglas Fir root rot. This infection is in many Surrey Parks, as it is in the Urban Forest on the south side of 24th Avenue, and Crescent Park. Trees infected with root rot can fall over very easily and pose a risk to park users. The City of Surrey is hoping to manage the problem with only selective tree removal.
WARNING: there may currently be risk of falling trees and/or branches in moderate wind (~40 km) within the Bike Park.
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Last Updated on Monday, 19 April 2010 16:27 |
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