2018 NSMBA Fiver - Presented by Obession Bikes and Lynn Valley Legion
Race Details:

Fiver's Are Back.

It's that time of year again, the return of the Fivers. To kick off the season FWS #1 is presented by Obession Bikes and the Lynn Valley Legion. After your three stages of enduro fun on Fromme it's down to the Legion in Lynn Valley for apres.

Apres location - > click here for map.

There is parking at the Legion, there will also be a bike valet and bike wash station set up at the Legion. The smart move will be to park near the Legion and ride up to Fromme. The parking lot on Fromme WILL BE FULL by 5pm, we please ask that Fiver participants leave the parking lot available for other riders on the mountain. Also there will be no parking on the gravel road leading up to the lots tolerated, you will be ticketed or towed as it's clearly marked no parking.

Sign in starts in the Fromme parking lot at 5:45 pm and runs till 6:45.

New this year is a cap of 200 riders. This should ensure we get everyone through the course before dark.

Route.

Stage 1: Floppy Bunny
Stage 2: Warden's Trail
Stage 3: Crinkum Crankum, Kirkford, Cedar Trail, Upper Griffen, Middle Griffen and finish on King of the Shore.


You must be an NSMBA member to participate. Get your membership HERE.

Our Fiver Series is an upgraded version of our past successful Toonie Series. For $5 (and your 2017 NSMBA Membership) you will enjoy an evening of leisurely racing followed by food and beverages. This is a great community event open to any one, of any ability, and we strongly encourage families to participate

Fivers are hosted bi-weekly on Thursday evenings. Registration opens at 5:45pm at the designated registration point with a rolling start open from 5:45pm to 6:45pm. If the race is at Fromme the registration booth will be found near the second yellow gate and if on Seymour it will be found at Parkgate Park, unless it is stated otherwise in the posted race details.

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MTB10000 (May 5, 2018 at 8:53)
When are the results up????
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slightlyoutofcontrol (Apr 27, 2018 at 9:34)
When are results posted?
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slightlyoutofcontrol (Apr 24, 2018 at 19:17)
I'm already excited about the après!
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sfcyclist (Apr 24, 2018 at 14:22)
Awesome opener!
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stringaling (Apr 24, 2018 at 11:12)
Typo? guessing we need to show our 2018 NSMBA Membership..
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north-shore-bike-shop (Apr 24, 2018 at 10:33)
Up Warden’s Trail is a savage stage. Can’t wait for the pain!
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