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DateThursday May 2, 2024 at 5:30pm PDT
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TypeEnduro Race
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ActivitiesMountain Bike E-Bike
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LocationMount Fromme Canada
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RegistrationOpen Paid
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Presented by Steed Cycles & OneUp Components
Join us for a post ride après at Steed Cycles around 6:30pm.
969 Marine Drive,
North Vancouver, BC
V7P 1S4
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Fiver sign-in starts at 5:30pm and runs until 6:30pm, at the Fromme Gate - Mountain Highway parking lot.
- Please bring $5 cash to enter the event ($6 for card transactions).
- Please note that all riders MUST have an active NSMBA Membership to participate
- Waivers must be filled out at the beginning of the season (or at your first Fiver) and will be valid for all Fivers throughout the season
For the first time, we will introduce a category for Class 1(pedal assist) E-bikes (capped at 20 per round). E-bike riders need to be there for registration at 5:30pm and will depart first.
Please note that there will be a cap of 200 riders for Classic Fivers. As always 30 spots are reserved for members of the women's, trans, non-binary and BIPOC communities.
When you attend a Trail Day, you are eligible for a Fiver Fast Pass, meaning that you get priority in the registration line. There are no limits to how many fast passes you get, you just have to keep coming out to dig! Riders are still required to pay $5 for entry, you will just get to access the priority registration line. Please ask your Trail Day lead for more information if you are interested!
Timing chips will be given out at registration and are to be returned at the finish line!
Reminder to bring warm clothes for registration and a spare layer for your ride.
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Classic Fiver #1 - May 2, 2024
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SaveTrail transparency3.5 milesDistance839 ftClimb-834 ftDescent1,847 ftHigh Point