Mayhem aftermath thread

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longun":2yp61fuw said:
Fancy a weekend ooop north buddy were planning a full weekend of riding drinking and raving. All on private land ;) details coming soon

Room for a psychedelic teepee?
 
I reckon the fun police shutting us down early had more to do with the houses nearby, we should have bribed them with beer...
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Looks like a bad sex ed pic: "when the sperm make their way from the intruder to the nearby egg.......".
 
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what is this silliness and whats it all about. i am always looking for an excuse to pull the intruder out. details please due to the fact you can't just say come up north lol.

thanks andy
 
The news we've all been waiting for...

2019 DATES ANNOUNCED – A YEAR IN ADVANCE

Mountain Mayhem®, the longest running 24hr mountain bike endurance event in the world, has today announced their dates for 2019 – exactly one year ahead to the day.

The iconic event, the first ever 24hr MTB race in Europe has been copied by many, but none have quite managed to capture that special Mountain Mayhem® feeling. Many have missed having Mountain Mayhem® on their 2018 calendar after the event decided to take a year off – the first in its 20 year history.

“We decided to take a year out – like Glastonbury. It’s given us chance to think about how we’ll move forward into our next decade. We have taken the opportunity to let riders tell us how they would like Mountain Mayhem® to go forward. The overwhelming message has been ‘It’s not broke, so don’t fix it’. But we also have some riders who would like to see some new challenges without losing the fundamental heartbeat of the event, the 24hr race and the fun-filled family weekend that for many is their highlight of the MTB summer. This is what we will be addressing on 21st , 22nd and 23rd June 2019” said Jill Greenfield, owner of Mountain Mayhem®.

Not only will there be new elements to the race, but also a brand new private estate location, slap bang in the middle of the country with tons of MTB virgin territory just waiting to be explored: “Creating a course through amazing woodland and incorporating climbs we had no idea even existed in Northamptonshire is truly exciting, not to mention a challenge, but definitely one that I relish” said course designer, Alex McNicol. “We can’t believe how lucky we are to have found this estate, especially as it has such great links to so many major roads – M1, M6, A14 etc, which has to be great news for riders.”

The exact location of the estate is still under wraps at the moment, but this video gives a flavour of what might be in store. All we are told right now is that the estate has great historic significance – that and some great singletrack, plenty woodland and climbs of course.

More details will be announced over the coming weeks and months with earlybird tickets going on sale soon.

Sounds interesting - for me ,the location defo suits from a logistics perspective :)
 
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