The UK’s mountain bike enthusiasts are always keen to get together and chat about the latest bikes, try them out and of course have some good food and drink whilst doing it. It is very good news then that there will soon be a great biking event where attendees could win one of Trek mountain bikes’ new bikes, all hosted by the UK’s first official cycling city, Bristol.
Mudstock, as it has been dubbed, is a festival which will last two days and which forms a part of a series of events spread over two weeks to promote cycling and to celebrate the sport and bikes in general in Bristol. Bristol has gone made for bikes, since being given Cycling City status. The award of the status of cycling city led to grants which will be used to promote cycling and improve provision for cyclists within the city.
At Mudstock, attendees will be able to enjoy demonstrations of the latest Trek mountain bikes, amongst others. Group rides for every ability level will also be taking place. Famous and respected people from the world of mountain biking are going to be addressing the crowd in a series of talks, and this is expected to prove to be a very popular part of the event.
There is no entry charge to go to the event and it is not aimed at any specific type of rider, everyone is welcome. Whether you’re a beginner or you’ve got years of experience under your belt you are welcome. For beginners, the event is the perfect chance to learn a bit more about their hobby.There will also be the opportunity to stock up on biking supplies as a number of brands will be offering discounted goods. There is even a raffle with a top prize of a £500 bike donated by Trek mountain bikes.
Because the talks, exhibitions and sales on offer are too good to miss, the event is likely to be well attended. Even the chance to win a great Trek mountain bike is too good to miss.There is an array of food and drink available. Local cider will be abundant.And throughout the fortnight the wider city will be enjoying biking themed events including a bike themed art exhibition.
