Paddies Bridge is on its way thanks to Cath filling out endless forms and Lion Foundation for the dollars. The last of the tracks are now now being reonpened after the storm from a few months ago
Squit is now open and the MTB club has build a kids (both little and big) track beside the car park
Few events coming up if you can lend a hand are the half Man on W2K on the 3rd of September This is a major fund raiser for us to maintain W2K so if you ride W2K how about helping on the day just flick me a email or ring 377 22 86
Plus always looking for Marshals for the Day Nighter which is on September 11th. Day or Night shift ride as much or as little as you like just help look after the riders . Murray flicks us some dollars for Marshaling and also maintaines that part of the Rotary Ride which he users which is a big help to us
Few more riders out and about now so please report any trees down or other odd ball stuff
We are blown away by the amount of support and help we got to get the tracks open again It just showed how much the track system is appreciated.
A plus is we got a few more tunnels around the place now....
The Rotary Ride is now passable. Just make like Bat Man at the BrokenBridge but apart from this it’s back to normal, with a new down hill. We are sorting out prices and seeking funding to replace the bridge.
We had Contact staff come and play pick up sticks on the Huka Lodge Uphill to get that open which was a big help, turned a three day job into a one day.
The new Wairakei track has now got a name S.H. Fun (as in Sate highway) it’s a grade 2 easy warm up.
Taupo Trail receives $2.26 million from New Zealand Cycle Trail project
Nga Haerenga, The New Zealand Cycle Trail project will sign its contract for the new Lake Track cycle trail at a formal event in Taupo on Frida, 13 May.
The trail is a joint initiative of Bike Taupo, Department of Conservation, Taupo District Council, local community supporters and The New Zealand Cycle Trail project.
New Zealand Cycle Trail Project Manager Richard Balm says Bike Taupo had done an excellent job on the planning for the trail, making today’s contract signing possible.
“The idea of having a trail along the western shore of Lake Taupo has been a dream for a long time. The stunning scenery, native forest, close proximity to the lake and easy track gradient will make this trail very popular for both cyclists and walkers,” Mr Balm says.
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