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IMBA Chapter Jersey Program

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IMBA has teamed up with Primal Wear to offer special pricing on semi-custom jerseys for IMBA chapters and fully-custom jerseys for affiliated clubs. The program will generate funds for participating organizations. For each jersey purchased, chapters will receive $10 and IMBA will receive receive $1; clubs will receive $5 and IMBA will receive $5. Donations allocated to IMBA will go toward the Trail Building Fund. The price for chapters is $60 per fully-custom jersey and $50 per semi-custom jersey with a minimum order of 15 for each. Chapters and [...]
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Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day on Oct. 6, Emphasis in U.S. on Military Families

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For Immediate Release 8-3-2012Contact events [at] imba [dot] com (Terry Breheny)IMBA Events Manager303-545-9011 x107 IMBA will celebrate its eighth-annual Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day (TKMBD) on Saturday, Oct. 6, 2012. This is a great opportunity for you to share your passion for pedaling with kids! TKMBD is an annual celebration held on the first Saturday of October. The event, developed and coordinated by IMBA, strives to encourage communities around the world to join together and ride mountain bikes with [...]
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Ask Your Governor to Keep Funding the Recreational Trails Program

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The Recreational Trails Program is still at risk of elimination at the state level. Despite being preserved at the federal level, the latest transportation bill – MAP-21 – allows state governors to opt out of the program if they notify the U.S. Secretary of Transportation of their decision no later than 30 days before the funds are apportioned. This year’s opt-out deadline is Sept. 1. On behalf of the Coalition for Recreational Trails (CRT), IMBA is leading the development of a [...]
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Comments Needed in Support of Bike Access in Lake Tahoe Plan

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The U.S. Forest Service (USFS) has released its Draft Revised Management Plan for the Lake Tahoe Basin in California. Lake Tahoe has long been a destination for all styles of mountain biking, offering iconic trails such as the Flume Trail and Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride. This plan will help frame the USFS management of mountain biking in the Tahoe Basin. IMBA needs you to speak out in favor of bike-friendly strategies. Take Action! Use our simple form to send your comments [...]
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Trails 2000 and IMBA Support the Hermosa Creek Watershed Protection Act

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For Immediate Release 7/17/2012 Contact markeller [at] imba [dot] com (Mark Eller) IMBA Communications Director 303-545-9011 ext. 115 Tomorrow, Colorado Senator Michael Bennet will announce a bike-friendly Wilderness bill for the Hermosa Creek Drainage. Trails 2000, a local IMBA-affiliated trail group, was an integral player in the creation of this important legislation, and both IMBA and Trails 2000 wholeheartedly support the Senator in this effort. The bill will protect the important Hermosa Creek Trail while keeping it open to mountain [...]
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