The Flow-n-Five Fest
Race Details:

South Coast United Mountainbikers Inc (SCUM) is pleased to be holding the ‘Flow-n-Five Fest’; two events on the one weekend. Riders choose to do one or the other or jump in and do both.

Saturday 19th August sees ‘The Flow’, a staged cross-country event taking in all the best bits that Coondoo has to offer. Sunday 20th August it’s ‘The Five’, a 5hr endurance MTB event taking in the full course of Coondoo featuring some of the areas finest and sweetest singletrack.

Head to the SCUM Website for more details, registration and T&C's ... http://www.scum.asn.au/the_flow-n-five.html

Don't forget to visit our sponsors too - thanks to all for donations of prizes and / or funds to assist with the event.

Registration now open - registration online only.

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  • Coondoo (Full Loop - approx 10.5km)

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      • Singletrack
      6.5 miles
      Distance
      406 ft
      Climb
      -403 ft
      Descent
      284 ft
      High Point
      3 ft
      Altitude change
      160 ft
      Altitude min
      262 ft
      Altitude start
      266 ft
      Altitude end
      -16.9%
      Grade max
      12.9%
      Grade min
      3 miles
      Distance climb
      2 miles
      Distance down
      1 mile
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