SuperFat
November 21st, 2004, 08:00 PM
I can' believe its Turkey Burner time already. I love this ride, i love the trails, its a real classic. It's my all time favorite, I wouldn't miss this. Rain, snow, sleet, freezing tempertures, a seperated shoulder won't keep me away. Every year I go and have a great time with my friends.
Its like saying "Thanksgiven for all the great riding this year". For this great property that MWW (Manchester Water Works) so graciously allows FOMBA to build trails on. Its really a great event, it makes Thanksgiven my favorite holiday. The event is always well organized and fun. If you haven't done it, DO IT!!!
I hear there will be 10th annual T-Shirts this year for a small price, but supplies are limited so get there early to get your T-shirt. I got the scope on the T-shirt design and it will be a collectors items for mtb enthusiasts.
The beneficiary of the event is the Auburn Volunteer Fire Department, these are the guys that save your butt when you go down hard on the FOMBA trails. Every year they participate in the event by sweeping, and providing hot and tasty beverages along the route.
Here are the details below.
“Come join us for the traditional Thanksgiving weekend ride!”
FOMBA's 10th Annual
"TURKEY BURNER"
Mountain Bike Fun Ride
To Benefit The Auburn Volunteer Rescue Squad
This is the final event of the 2004 EFTA / NEMBA Fun Ride Series.
When: Friday, Nov. 26, 2004
Registration: Day of event only, 8:15 - 9:30am
Register and ride! Everyone off by 10:00am.
Where: Lake Massabesic Front Park, Manchester, NH
Rte. 93, North or South to Exit 7 (Rte. 101 East)
Exit 1 off of Route 101
Follow green EFTA arrows to start area.
Why: Burn some turkey and sample some of southern NH's
best riding! Check out the single-track featured in the April 2000 issue of BIKE and maybe win some cool schwag !
Cost: EFTA, NEMBA and FOMBA members $5.00, others $8.00
Ride: Main loop is 12 mi. of mostly rolling fire roads and is suitable for all skill levels. Optional "HERO" section is
12.3 mi. (10.3 mi. of pure singletrack!) and is suitable for
intermediate to advanced riders. Route is well marked and route sheets are available.
More info? Call Jack or Barbara at (603)483-2951 or e-mail
at: jack@fomba.com.
Its like saying "Thanksgiven for all the great riding this year". For this great property that MWW (Manchester Water Works) so graciously allows FOMBA to build trails on. Its really a great event, it makes Thanksgiven my favorite holiday. The event is always well organized and fun. If you haven't done it, DO IT!!!
I hear there will be 10th annual T-Shirts this year for a small price, but supplies are limited so get there early to get your T-shirt. I got the scope on the T-shirt design and it will be a collectors items for mtb enthusiasts.
The beneficiary of the event is the Auburn Volunteer Fire Department, these are the guys that save your butt when you go down hard on the FOMBA trails. Every year they participate in the event by sweeping, and providing hot and tasty beverages along the route.
Here are the details below.
“Come join us for the traditional Thanksgiving weekend ride!”
FOMBA's 10th Annual
"TURKEY BURNER"
Mountain Bike Fun Ride
To Benefit The Auburn Volunteer Rescue Squad
This is the final event of the 2004 EFTA / NEMBA Fun Ride Series.
When: Friday, Nov. 26, 2004
Registration: Day of event only, 8:15 - 9:30am
Register and ride! Everyone off by 10:00am.
Where: Lake Massabesic Front Park, Manchester, NH
Rte. 93, North or South to Exit 7 (Rte. 101 East)
Exit 1 off of Route 101
Follow green EFTA arrows to start area.
Why: Burn some turkey and sample some of southern NH's
best riding! Check out the single-track featured in the April 2000 issue of BIKE and maybe win some cool schwag !
Cost: EFTA, NEMBA and FOMBA members $5.00, others $8.00
Ride: Main loop is 12 mi. of mostly rolling fire roads and is suitable for all skill levels. Optional "HERO" section is
12.3 mi. (10.3 mi. of pure singletrack!) and is suitable for
intermediate to advanced riders. Route is well marked and route sheets are available.
More info? Call Jack or Barbara at (603)483-2951 or e-mail
at: jack@fomba.com.