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The Trails You’ll Ride

Oh, the possibilities! Mountain biking is expanding, and so are the opportunities to create and enhance amazing places to ride. Whether you’ve just gotten into this amazing activity, or you’ve been pedaling your local paths for countless seasons, I think we can agree that trails need to be built, protected, and maintained. One way to support local trails is joining or renewing with your IMBA Local member organization — your membership helps that Local organization advocate for and steward your close-to-home trails.

 

How can you help? Support your nearest chapter, or more than one if you like – individuals can have up to 10 chapter memberships. It's an easy and rewarding way to support the team that knows your local trails. You'll be entered to win one of several prize packs of fantastic gear and experiences. Please note that sweepstakes are not available in NY or RI due to state regulations.

 

Join or renew today to enter to win amazing prizes donated by IMBA corporate partners! These organizations believe in the hard work that IMBA Local Partners do, and they have generously stepped up with these prizes:

Yeti Mountain Bikes * Western Spirit trip for two * Cane Creek fork * DT Swiss wheelset * Stan’s Wheelset and more prizes from these brands:

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New York City Mountain Bike Association (NYCMTB)

The New York City Mountain Bike Association (NYCMTB) is a nonprofit, chapter of IMBA who advocates for, builds, and maintains trails in the five boroughs of New York City. We are a volunteer community of dedicated rider/builders who believe that the greatest city in the world needs the greatest urban trail network in the world.

We are NYC's off-road trail conservancy, doing work for the public good, on public lands. NYCMTB volunteers annually donate over 2000 hours of maintenance towards trails and terrain at two city parks: Highbridge Bike Park in Manhattan, and Wolfes Pond Park in Staten Island. NYCMTB is also committed to building a culture of off-road cycling in NYC through our monthly clinics, group rides, free bike share, and youth MTB programming. The costs of doing business in the city are not insignificant, and NYCMTB depends exclusively on membership funds to buy insurance, purchase tools and materials, build new trail features and terrain, and fund our MTB programs citywide. Over the years we've become quite skilled at stretching our tiny budget to do impossible things. With your support we will continue to build incredible new riding opportunities for you, and for new riders throughout the five boroughs.

Please consider how your new membership or renewal can make impossible trails -possible!

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