Back for the 3rd year! We are excited to host another adaptive MTB race during the Ride Kanuga 2024 End of Summer Jam. We are striving to add more to the weekend each year. This year we are excited to have a welcome BBQ on Friday evening, & will be having an outdoor MTB/aMTB film […]
Get ready for the event of the year 🎉 because we are throwing a Labor Day Sale just for you THIS WEEKEND! We’re talking amazing discounts on bikes, accessories, outdoor gear, and more. This is a unique opportunity to snag deals because, guess what? We rarely have sales! What’s Hot? Oh, Just These Deals: - […]
Join Freehub PRESENTS for an evening dedicated to mountain biking’s best stories, beautifully captured on screen. Enjoy a handpicked selection of short films that document the heart and soul of the MTB community. A fundraiser raffle and beer sales during the event will benefit the Pisgah Area SORBA and their vital initiatives within the community. […]
The shop will be closed Tuesday, September 17th through Wednesday, September 18th for employee appreciation. We'll be back on Thursday, the 19th!
Women Mtn Bikers, do you struggle with using your core on the bike? Having a core that you are not using well can cause neck tightness, back fatigue, and lack of control and power on the bike. Let's talk in this 30 min meet up at The Hub on how to change how you use […]
Wednesday September 25th we are taking our weekly group ride to DuPont State Forest for a night ride. We will meet at the Lake Imaging parking lot around 7pm for some fun in the dark. This will be a chill 7 mile party pace no drop ride starting at Lake Imaging parking lot and ending […]
Join us for a SORBA Chapter Update and Social! In addition to sharing some drinks with other riders, we will have a chance to discuss current projects, recent happenings, and answer any questions. These meetings are a great way to connect with our trail advocacy community and share support for the trails.
The Pisgah 111 is the quintessential crusher of a cross-country endurance MTB race. Racers follow a 65.1 mile course with 10,200′ feet of climbing along the most iconic trails and gravel roads known in Pisgah National Forest.