Rakahuri Rage Mountain Bike Event
The weather forecast is looking FANTASTIC for this Sunday and the running of the 2018 Rakahuri Rage. High cloud, 18 or 19 degrees, light winds - perfect conditions for riders and spectators both. I rode the track last night and it is in fantastic condition so we should be in for some fast lap times.
This is a perfect event for riders of all abilities and a great way to experience the competitive side of mountain bike racing in a fun, friendly and supportive environment.
Don't forget entries close today but cos we're really nice we'll give you till Tuesday morning to shake up a few team mates and get your entry in.
Enter online at www.rakahuri...
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