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DateSunday June 23, 2019toSunday June 23, 2019
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TypeEnduro Race
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ActivitiesMountain Bike
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Aboyne
The beautiful village of Aboyne, on the edge of the Cairngorms National Park, has always been a great place to start an adventure into the great outdoors. A varied network of single tracks twisting through the trees has rapidly developed in recent times, alongside the rise of Enduro. An area which was often bypassed by keen mountain bikers is now a hot spot in the Dee Valley.
Race Categories
This year we have 5 main categories with prizes provide by our fantastic sponsors:
Youths 9-15 Cycle Highlands
Junior Men 13-17 CRC
Men 18-39 20 Twenty Bike Clinic
Senior Men 40+ Bennachie Bike Bothy
Women Bike Remedy
Age and Number Limit
Anyone aged 13 or over on the date of the event will be able to take part in the full course of 5 stages. Anyone aged between 9-12 will be able to take part in a shortened course, which will be 4 stages omitting the most technically difficult stage. Youth riders under the age of 13 will be required to ride together in a group, guided by an appointed experienced adult Youth Group Leader, before racing each stage individually (see more below).
We are have a rider limit of 250 participants so sign up soon to not miss out
Youths
Each youth rider must have an adult chaperone (and be accompanied to the event by a parent/guardian, even if the latter is not riding).
The Rider Disclaimer must be signed by both the parent/guardian on behalf of the youth, as well as the chaperone.
The chaperone can only look after a maximum of two youth riders.
The chaperone will ride behind the youth participant and be available to take care of any issues with the youth eg bike problems, injuries or withdrawals for any reason.
The entire group (youth riders plus chaperone) will set off one hour before the main group and will ride a shorten course.
The group must ride each stage together (with usual separation between riders), once all have arrived a stage with any other riders waiting will have to give way to let youth group through and wait until they have all completed a stage.
Event village location
The event village will be based on Glen Tanar Estate land. We will use a trafficing system to get everyone parked in the event village on the day as it is up a single track road, it has plenty of parking for cars and vans. To get there drive to the Bridge of Ess, coordinates (57.0633331,-2.8178943) and you will be directed from there. It will be well signed on the day.
Event Timeline
Event will run from 08:00-16:00 on the Sunday, Registration between 08:00-10:00.
We shall send a detailed event timeline that we will try to stick to closer to the event but due to may factors we might not be able to keep to this.
Special Thanks
Thanks to Glen Tanar Estate, Dunecht Estates and Birse Community Trus for allow us to host the event on their land.
Photography/Videograph: By entering and by your presence here, you consent to be photographed, filmed and/or otherwise recorded. Your entry constitutes your consent to such photography, filming and/or recording and to any use, in any and all media.
DoonThaBrae Events organisers shall not be held liable in any way for any loss, damage or accidents that may occur during the event. Riders are aware that cycling is potentially dangerous.
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Aboyne Enduro - Aberdeenshire Enduro Series 2019
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