SIMBS Tenner # 1: Season Opener event

​Join us for a community focused 3-stage enduro race at Hartland Mountain Bike Park
​Come race, meet new friends, explore Hartland, and enjoy apres on Saturday, April 4th 2026!

​Racer Registration and Parking in the Hartland Mountain Bike Park Upper Parking lot

​Tenner 1 is sponsored by West Shore Bikes! They're covering our post-race après and raffle prizes, so stick around after your runs and show them some love!

​Want to be involved but can't race? We LOVE volunteers! Email [email protected] to let us know!

​Tenner 1: Season Opener Stages

​Stage 1: Torpedo

​Stage 2: 90's Jank

​Stage 3: Sofa King

​Schedule

​8:30–9:00am — Racer sign-in & plate collection

​9:00–9:30am — Pre-race briefing & race start

​9:30 am - 1:00pm — RACE

​11:30am–2:00pm — Après celebration in the Hartland upper lot, courtesy of Westshore Bikes

​APRES INFO:
​The Apres will be hosted in the Hartland Mountain Bike Park Parking Upper lot.

​Registration will include:

​A couple slices of pizza of choice (Meat, Vegan, or Veggie. Gluten Free Pizza available - indicate your preference when signing up!)

​Riders will exchange their racing bibs for their food portions!

​Tenner info:

​What is a tenner?

​A tenner is a $10 community focused 3 stage Enduro Race! This is an awesome race series to get introduced to racing, meet fellow community members, and ride some of the south island's best trails!

​Tenner race entry fee covers your racing cost, and includes après race food (veggie and non-veggie options)

​Tenner registration requires an active SIMBS membership - you can check your membership status or sign up for a membership here

​What is an enduro race?

​Riders will compete in a 3 stage enduro style timed race.

​Time will be counted during each downhill stage, and the cumulative time from the 3 stages will be added to determine the race winner.

​Climbing portions will not be timed and not counted towards cumulative timing.

​We acknowledge and respect the W̱SÁNEĆ Peoples, on whose traditional territories we live, ride, and gather. We recognize their historic and ongoing relationship to these lands, and we are grateful to share in the places that nourish our bodies, minds, spirits, and community.