Technical Single Track Seminar July 4 |
Don't miss your Free chance to learn how to make Hard Trails Easy and Win products to improve performance.
 Tips and Tricks for making Hard Trails Easy
Stewards of the Sequoia will be hosting a FREE Technical Single Track Seminar on July Fourth at Kennedy Meadows where instructors from OffRoad Moto Clinics will share proven methods to improve your single track riding ability to conquer technical single track..
Veteran Single Track Trail Rider and Chris Horgan shares trail insights including the most overlooked performance gain. READ MORE>>>>>> Single Track Seminar Riders WIN Great Prizes Each Rider taking the FREE Technical Single Track Seminar will be entered in a Raffle to win one of the following awarded on July 4: 
 Two Pirelli MT43 rear Trials Tires for Ultimate Traction - Courtesy of
Two TubeSaddle pinch protection devices 
Two Tubeliss pinch protection devices To Register For The FREE Technical Single Track Seminar Click Here | SPOTLIGHT ON LOCAL BUSINESS | | CYCLESMITHS opened their doors in Kernville five years ago
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Over the years your donations helped Stewards reopen this trail along with eight others and so much more. Yet today 84% of Stewards members have let their donations expire. Please make your donation now so we can continue our efforts to keep your trails open. Thanks 
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