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It's on.......the Port 24hr....are you ready?
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It's nearly time so get your mates together ready for the Port 24 hour.
Entries open on 21 January at MTBA register now.
21 to 22 April at Telegraph Point, Port Macquarie.
Come and race at the home track of World Solo 24 hour champion, Jason English. Jason will be racing, so come and see if you can beat his times.
There are lots of options for solo and teams, you can race 24 hour, 12 hour, 6 x 6 hour and 6 hour. There's a juniors teams race.
Free camping at the track. All racing starts at 12 noon Saturday.
Check out the Port 24 hour website and rego details @ Refusenixracing Click Here
Please let me know if you would like to be removed from this list
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Sue Webber
Refusenix Racing
www.refusenixracing.com
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Position Vacant - Club Secretary
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Due to the resignation of our current Secretary (Nancye Hughes) due to, too many other commitments, we are looking for a new recruit.
If you think you might be willing to give it a go.
Contact: Jason Dragos
Click Here To Email
To see a list of the responsibility's involved...Click Here
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Women on Wheels (WOW) - Women’s Mountain Bike Skills Camp - 17 to 19 February, 2012 – Keep this date free!!
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proudly sponsored by the Port Macquarie Hastings Council Community Grants Program
also sponsored by Graham Seers Cycley
Where will it be?
Bonny Hills- Uniting Venue, near Port Macquarie.
Starts 5pm on Friday and finishes 4pm on Sunday
Who should come?
Women of any age, fitness and skill level. Girls from the age of 15 may attend at the organiser’s discretion and must have full supervision.
To Download the Flyer..Click Here
"Registration is now open"
To Register for this event Click Here
For more detailed info please conact Belinda & Ali Here
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Forests NSW - A Major supporter of HVMBR Inc
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Another Great Australian Company supporting the HVMBR
 Supplying HVMBR with timber offcuts that we are using in the forest at Tele Point and at Wayne Richards Park to make bridges and ramps to go over wet areas.
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HVMBR presents .......Woman's Development and Social Rides
 A little bit of learning, a little bit of riding, and a whole heap of fun.
If you would like to come out for a ride and see
what all the fuss is about, then......Click Here for all the details ....NEW RIDES for OCT NOW UP
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Port Macquarie Urban Mountain Bike Park
 Works are continuing at the Port Macquarie Urban Mountain Bike Park (Wayne Richards Park "WRP", Koala St).
Over 5km of our first legally-built single trail has now been constructed. More works are planned to improve drainage and site revegetation.
Grant funding has been received from NSW Communities, Essential Energy and Ground Effect Clothing. The support from Port Macquarie Hastings Council staff has been significant in achieving this project. Thanks to local neighbours for supporting the project. Further in-kind support has come from Boral Timbers, Francis Furniture, Dorvik Steel, Port Macquarie Landcare, Port Macquarie Koala Hospital and North Coast Marble and Granite.
Volunteer works on site have come from Conservation Volunteers' National Green Jobs Corps teams. CV has also supported the project by including St Columba Anglican School, MTB Team Dunghutti, Camden Haven High School, Port Macquarie High School, Heritage Christian School, and Wauchope High School through the "Young Wild Connections" program and by engaging the International Mountain Biking Association.
Club members have contributed to design and works on site. Thanks to Lloyd from Gordon Street Cycles for teaming up with Scott Pomroy on the pump track. The soon-to-be-opened "Buckle Up" section is the handiwork of club members Jason Dragos and Pat Galbraith Robertson.
Thanks to the professionalism of the many contractors and suppliers involved in the project including Ground FX Landscaping's Steve Hurrell, Trademark Home Hardware, Barrier Signs, Port Container Services, Hot Chili Graphics and Digital Signs.
The proof's in the riding. If you haven't already, join the many who have enjoyed the trails. They are free and open to the public. The WRP Shorty Series includes racing for all abilities. Schools using the venue for school sport have included Heritage Christian School, Port Macquarie High School and St Paul's High School.
To find out more, go to the project wiki:
WRP WIKI
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