Take A Kid Mountain Biking Day

 

SABA to Host IMBA's Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day - Saturday, Oct. 3 at Jackrabbit Trails

 

On Sat, Oct. 3, the Southern Appalachian Bicycling Association (SABA) will once again host  young riders, ages 6 to 16, during a youth mountain biking event. The ride is part of a nationwide celebration known as Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day, supported by the International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA). This will be the third consecutive year that SABA has hosted this event at the Jackrabbit Mountain Bike Trails.

 

SABA will help lead group rides, but  parents are encouraged to attend and ride as well.  Local bike shops will be available to assist with minor bike repairs prior to the start time of the event.  SABA would like to foster the sport of mountain biking not only as a fun, family-friendly activity, but to help promote fitness as well.

 

WHAT:  Take A Kid Mountain Biking Day
WHEN:  Saturday, October 3
TIME:    Bike Shops On-Site for Minor Bike Repairs at 9:30am
              Group Rides Begin at 10:00am
WHERE:  Jackrabbit Mountain Bike & Hiking Trails
For more information, visit www.sabacycling.com or email questions to info@sabacycling.com
More About this Celebration:

 

IMBA's International Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day celebrates the life of Jack Doub, an avid teenage mountain biker from North Carolina who had a true passion for the sport from an early age to the time when he passed away in 2002. Event funding is provided by the Jack Doub Memorial Endowment. Events are being hosted by bike clubs and others across the USA, Japan, Canada, Mexico and beyond.

 

 

 

 

 

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