The Ranch MTB Park - Ten Buck Challenge DH Race
The Ranch MTB Bike Park 10 Buck Downhill Challenge
The $10 Downhill challenge is an event to get the park up and going, so to get everyone to show up, were putting on an affordable downhill race. Pros will be paying $20 with 100-percent cash payout.
LOCATION:
21345 Loper Valley Road.
Prather, CA. 93651
SCHEDULE:
Friday, April 5:
• Downhill practice 12pm-5 PM - $10 shuttle fee, optional (You can push if want to)
Saturday, April 6: Registration opens 8:30 AM
• Downhill practice - 9:00 to 11:30 AM
• Downhill Racing begins:12:00 PM.
Important: Keep the dust down on the short road to the park. Locals will get pissed and try to shut us down so please respect them and their properties by staying under 20mph and keeping the dust to a minimum. Thanks!
About The Ranch MTB Bike Park
![The Ranch MTB Bike Park]()
What is the Ranch?
The Ranch Mountain Bike Park is a mid-sized country property located in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada that features a cross-country course and multiple free ride and downhill racing trails. Being in Central California, people can come from the North and the South without a huge travel penalty. The Ranch is close to a major city and there is plenty of space to camp. "This park is all about getting everyone to ride a bicycle" says JP Sickler, Race Coordinator and founder of the bike park. "We have been building features and new trails for over a year, and can say the park is completely and 100-percent rideable."
![Freeride line future race line]()
For race updates and events, follow us on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/events/144478502389934/
http://sickpromotions.net/
The $10 Downhill challenge is an event to get the park up and going, so to get everyone to show up, were putting on an affordable downhill race. Pros will be paying $20 with 100-percent cash payout.
LOCATION:
21345 Loper Valley Road.
Prather, CA. 93651
SCHEDULE:
Friday, April 5:
• Downhill practice 12pm-5 PM - $10 shuttle fee, optional (You can push if want to)
Saturday, April 6: Registration opens 8:30 AM
• Downhill practice - 9:00 to 11:30 AM
• Downhill Racing begins:12:00 PM.
Important: Keep the dust down on the short road to the park. Locals will get pissed and try to shut us down so please respect them and their properties by staying under 20mph and keeping the dust to a minimum. Thanks!
About The Ranch MTB Bike Park
Plenty of features, from beginner to pro-level, ready to ride at Central California's new MTB playground.
What is the Ranch?
The Ranch Mountain Bike Park is a mid-sized country property located in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada that features a cross-country course and multiple free ride and downhill racing trails. Being in Central California, people can come from the North and the South without a huge travel penalty. The Ranch is close to a major city and there is plenty of space to camp. "This park is all about getting everyone to ride a bicycle" says JP Sickler, Race Coordinator and founder of the bike park. "We have been building features and new trails for over a year, and can say the park is completely and 100-percent rideable."
Grass-roots racing keeps the Ranch rider-friendly and a 100-percent payback for pros should make the drive worthwhile.
 | The Ranch Mountain Bike Park is a mid-sized country property that features a cross country course, and multiple free ride and downhill racing trails. We have been building features and new trails for over a year, and can say the park is completely and 100-percent rideable. |
For race updates and events, follow us on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/events/144478502389934/
http://sickpromotions.net/
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2 Comments
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JoshuaO
(Apr 8, 2013 at 17:27)
The Ranch is a super fun place to ride. Definitely recommend everyone to come check the place out.
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thekayo
(Mar 30, 2013 at 23:28)
Typo you wrote march 6 but its april 6 all good tho
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