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Dirty Santa MTB
Event info
Christmas is coming! There’s no getting away from it, so use it as an excuse to get dirty with the excellent pre Xmas blast!
Head out into the Surrey Hills for a frantic festive hack on some superb winter trails. 55 & 30km distance options will be available, all fully signposted, with all the usual top level Trail Ride support and infrastructure their to compliment your ride. In addition there will be a manned feed station on route handing out tea and mince pies, plus Xmas goodies for finishers, including a limited edition Dirty Santa woven badge and a specially brewed Dirty Santa bottled beer!*
The routes will as ever, be chosen to give you the very best ride for the time of year, and along with full route marking, you get maps, GPS files, full rider timing and on site catering to make it great day out!
*Beer for the grown ups only!
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