TENNER 4: Hartland Alley Kat
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​Tenner 4: Hartland Alley Kat

Come race, meet new friends, explore Hartland, and enjoy après on Saturday June 27th 2026 Sponsored by Brentwood Cycle

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

​This Tenner is not your typical enduro race, it's an Alley Kat scavenger hunt style race! No route will be released prior to the event, and you will receive your check point manifest on race day!

​Here is how it works:


​Riders will arrive and check in. At race start all riders will be given a manifest listing all required checkpoints located throughout the Hartland Mountain Bike Park.

​Racers will have 5 minutes to plan their ideal route to get to each checkpoint. Knowing the park well acts as a big advantage!

​Volunteers stationed at each checkpoint will mark your progress

​You can race alone or in teams. If you are racing in a team, each team member registers individually. Just make sure you all use the same team name when signing up!

​Choose your adventure: Short Course (3 checkpoints) or Long Course (5 checkpoints)

​What to bring:

​A mountain bike: full suspension or hardtail. No gravel bikes, checkpoints are on mountain bike trails!

​A phone with Trailforks downloaded — helpful if you get turned around! Download free here

​Water + snacks

​Schedule:

​9:00am - 9:30am — Check in & registration in technical training area (TTA)

​9:30am - 9:35am — Pre-race briefing

​9:35am — Manifests handed out & race clock starts! ⏱️

​5 minutes to plan, then riders go

​10:00am - 1:00pm — RACE

​11:00am - 1:00pm — Après & podiums

​Parking: Parking in the Hartland Mountain Bike Park parking lots and registration in the TTA

​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. You can find resources for settlers here.

​Après Post race pizza celebration in the Hartland lot, sponsored by our friends at Brentwood Cycle! Riders exchange their racing bibs for food tickets at the lot.

​What is a Tenner?

A Tenner is a $10 community focused race — an awesome series to get introduced to racing, meet fellow community members, and ride some of the South Island's best trails! Entry fee covers your racing cost and includes post-race food (meat, veggie, and vegan options available, gluten free on request).

​Tenner registration requires an active SIMBS membership — check your status or sign up here

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