Aorere Enduro - Asia-Pacific Continental Round 1
Race Details:

The Aorere Enduro 2019 is a three-day mountain bike event held in Nelson, New Zealand between 26-28 October 2019. As a round of the Asia Pacific Continental Enduro Series the results from the Aorere Enduro count towards the overall placings, though it is also a standalone event in it's own right. The event is brought to you with support from Specialized Bicycles.

Run by Nelson Mountain Bike Club the Aorere Enduro will take riders on a journey along, up, down and over some of the very best, and most demanding hand-made trails in the world.

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  • Aorere Day 1

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        10 miles
        Distance
        2,171 ft
        Climb
        -2,061 ft
        Descent
        1,948 ft
        High Point

        Aorere Day 2

        26 miles
        Distance
        5,958 ft
        Climb
        -5,955 ft
        Descent
        2,621 ft
        High Point
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