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Welcome to MRORCA's Kids Coaching Sessions!

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Where to Meet 

We meet every Thursday, at the top of the trails in the Wooditjup Trails Network (Line Manager Trail Head).
Below is a map to assist you with its location.

 

Try to arrive 5-10mins early so we can get going right on 4pm.

What to bring

Roadworthy Mountain Bike* (Compulsory)

  • Each bike must receive a bike check from The Hairy Marron, Life Cycle Bikes or Humble Bicycle Co to ensure it is fit for use.

  • Make an appointment prior to your first coaching session

  • No proof, no ride unfortunately.

  • Bikes must be suitable for mountain biking i.e. mountain bike tyres, gears, hand brakes. No E-bikes

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Download and print your bike check list to be brought to the first session 

 

 

Australian Safety Standards Approved Helmet* (Compulsory).

It is really important that participant’s helmets are in good condition.
Please adjust straps so that the helmet fits properly. Ask your friendly bike mechanic if you have any questions!

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Hydration* (Compulsory)

  • All participants must carry at least one water bottle and it’s highly recommended you bring more if it’s going to be a hot day. 
    Please consider a Hydration Pack if a on bike bottle cage is not appropriate.

  • Make sure bottles/packs are filled up prior to arrival as there is no water available at the location.

  • We have a no water, no ride policy.

 

Comfortable clothing (Recommended)

  • Long fingered riding gloves if possible.

  • Suitable MTB shoes or runners.

  • Clothing comfortable for riding, consider what the weather forecast is going to be and bring a light weight wind vest or rain jacket or another layer if it’s going to be wet and cold.

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MRORCA

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Photo credits: Denzil Heeger, Ryan Grondal & Nic Quinn

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Trails WA
WestCycle

The Margaret River Off-Road Cycling Association acknowledges the Wadandi (Saltwater and Forest) people as the traditional owners of the country on which we work and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to them and their cultures; and to elders both past, present and emerging.

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