TTC Bone Breaker Enduro
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Welcome to the 2nd edition of the TTC Enduro now named the TTC Bone Breaker Enduro. As participants experienced last year, this event will prove to be fun and challenging at the same time. TTC, Trials Training Center, located in Sequatchie, TN is a motorcycle resort for learning motorcycle riding skills. The gravity park features 650 acres and 1000 verticle feet. This race will take advantage of the terrain's rocky and technical characteristics at the top down to the steep flowing sections of the bottom of the mountain. There will be 6 challenging stages that will test each riders skills and endurance. Expect raw rocky terrain with steep descents.

Primitive camping, and cabins are available onsite as well as bathrooms and wash facilities. Even WiFi is available. TTC is open Friday - Sunday and holidays. Stay tuned for pre-ride videos of the course.

There will be a $10 fee for late registration. Late registration starts March 27th and ends March 31st online. Onsite registration will be available if there are spaces available. Race is capped at 150 riders.

Agenda
Saturday April 1thAll Day - Course will be marked and open for practiceEvening hours - Pre-Race Party Sponsored by Terrapin

Sunday April 2th

7:30 - 8:30am - Rider check in & registration

8:45am - Riders Meeting

9:00am - Riders leave for Stage 1

3:00pm - Awards

Awards go 3 deep. Beginner & Sport classes medals and prizes. Expert class gets payout (see rules for payout amounts)

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      • Singletrack
      • Unpaved
      11.1 miles
      Distance
      3,115 ft
      Climb
      -3,134 ft
      Descent
      1,265 ft
      High Point
      -19 ft
      Altitude change
      693 ft
      Altitude min
      755 ft
      Altitude start
      738 ft
      Altitude end
      -70.2%
      Grade max
      57.1%
      Grade min
      6 miles
      Distance climb
      4 miles
      Distance down
      2,431 ft
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