Recreation and Sports
Win a Trek Mountain Bike on a Great Day Out
May 31, 2010 by drewloupsen · Leave a Comment
Perhaps unsurprisingly, the UK’s mountain bike fans always love a good gathering where they can sample fine food and drink whilst mulling over the latest developments in the biking world. This is why it is especially lucky that England’s first ever cycling city will soon be hosting a superb biking event at which the attendees could win one of Trek mountain bikes’ latest models.
The two day festival, which has been affectionately named Mudstock, is the focal point of a two week celebration of cycling and the bicycle in Bristol, recently named as England’s only official cycling city. The award of the status of cycling city led to grants which will be used to promote cycling and improve provision for cyclists within the city.
Visitors to the event will be able to enjoy demonstrations on Trek mountain bikes and other brands. Group rides for every ability level will also be taking place. Famous and respected people from the world of mountain biking are going to be addressing the crowd in a series of talks, and this is expected to prove to be a very popular part of the event.
There is no entry charge to go to the event and it is not aimed at any specific type of rider, everyone is welcome.Beginners and pros alike are all welcome.Indeed, for amateurs it is the perfect time to come down and learn a little more about their chosen sport. It is also a great time to stock up on biking equipment because some brands will be selling discounted products. There is even a raffle with a top prize of a £500 bike donated by Trek mountain bikes.
Because the talks, exhibitions and sales on offer are too good to miss, the event is likely to be well attended.The opportunity to win one of the best Trek mountain bikes is in itself a great reason to get down to the event.There is an array of food and drink available.Even locally produced cider is available. In the wider event, throughout the city, there will be many events taking place, including an art exhibition with a bicycle theme.
