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The Dirty Duo
The Dirty Duo is presented by Mountain Madness. Visit the race website for full details and follow the links below to enter or see a GPS track of the route.
Race date is Saturday March 10th, 2012
- RACE online registration is open at 2M Events: http://www.2mevents.com/event/the-2012-dirty-duo
- Online reg closes Mar 7th at midnight but racers can still register with cheque or cash in person at package pickup or on race day.
- Interested in a training ride by Bryon Enns Sat Jan 21, Feb 4 or Feb 25? If so, please send an email to kim@steedcycles.com
- Trail maintenance date is Sat Mar 17th, visit the Dirty Duo website for location information.
- Bryon Enns GPS track of the MTB course
What is the DIRTY DUO?
Being mountain bikers and trail runners, we want to share what living and playing on the rugged North Shore trails is all about!! This scenic trail race will challenge beginners as well as extreme athletes. Here are the five options:
- Run 25 km,
- Run 15 km,
- Run 50 km ultra (first of the Montrail Ultrarunning Series),
- Do a relay; one runs and the other rides,
- Do it all! Go solo and do both the 25 km run and 30 km bike,
- Mountain bike 30 km only.
Note: You do not need to run and bike; you can choose one event!
Check out our race categories to get a better idea of the different ways that the Dirty Duo can challenge you.
Can I Do It?
Yes! You can do it, if you:
- Have built up a solid base on trails,
- Can run for 3-4 hours (25 km race) or for 6-8 hours (50 km race) by race day,
- Have experience with trail races and recognize that they take longer than road races,
- Want an early race to kick start your year,
- Have previewed Bridle Path and Ned’s Atomic Dust Bin (oh yeah) on your mountain bike. Ned’s is rather technical.
Testimonials
“It was great to see a slickly run event, with everything on time, good signage, plenty of marshals and food and water on the course. The event had a great down-to-earth local feel to it, which is refreshing compared to other popular events which just get too big and lose character. Thanks to you and your huge team of volunteers for a great day.”