 Grooming winter fatbike trails is expensive, not only because it requires snowmobiles and unique grooming equipment, fuel and machine maintenance, but countless hours from volunteer trail groomers. Trail support really comes from you, the awesome fatbike trail user.
Our Grand Prize has been generously donated by Fatback Bikes. Fatback Bikes is an Alaskan fat bike brand that manufactures fat tire mountain bikes meant to be ridden in some of the harshest places in the world. GRAND PRIZE: Fatback RHINO FLT The RHINO FLT retails for $1999. Any size. Additional prizes donated by local companies: Blazing Saddles, Project Bike, Webcyclery, Pine Mountain Sports, The Gear Fix, CogWild, Crows Feet Commons, The Hub Cyclery, and Bendtrails.org. Only 300 tickets will be sold! We sell out every year, so get yours ASAP. $20 per ticket or 3 fo $50. STEP RIGHT UP & ENTER HERE. Drawing at Web Cyclery: The winning ticket will be drawn on December 6th, 2018. Fatbike winner does not need to be present to win, all other prizes you MUST be present to win. Doors open at 6:00pm, raffle drawing starts at 6:30pm. Web Cyclery is now located in the Old Stone Church at 157 NW Franklin Ave in Bend. Your donation helps pay for the grooming of the fatbike trails. All proceeds go to COTA Wanoga Fatbike Trail Grooming. Thank you for your incredible support! 5/19/2019 03:15:05 am
I have always wanted to ride a bike. Well, I have ridden one before, but I was never really able to get it going. I think that my lack of sense of balance is what is making it hard for me. The bike requires a lot of skill to master, well, at least that is how I think about it. Maybe not today, but I will be able to ride a bike someda Comments are closed.
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