Ride Your Mountain Bike!

There are plenty of reasons to ride in the Show Low Bluff Tour of the White Mountains on October 4th. Notably, is because everyone that registers, no matter how fast or slow they ride will receive the ultimate event goodie bag and event gift package.

As with all Epic Rides events, the Tour gift package is designed by the print and design guru's of Cirrus Visual Communication. The Tour gift package includes a rock'n event T-shirt, water bottle, number plate, poster and good-e bag. Click the thumbnails below to take a closer look at Cirrus Visual's handy work!

Click here to register!

On-site Massage Provided by Providence Institute

Epic Rides is proud to announce the Providence Institute, based in Tucson, will have massage therapist on-site to ease your aching muscles between 11:00p - 6:00p at the Tour finish line.

The therapist are volunteering their time to help speed your recovery via professional massage but Epic Rides highly recommends tipping at $1/minute.

Click here to learn more about the Providence Institute and their many services, educational classes and career opportunities available to you.

Pre & Post Event Dinner - Get Your Grub On!

Epic Rides would like to remind you to arrive hungry to Show Low Friday evening. At $9, Master chef Contento Gianetto will be cooking up generous portions of Roast chicken & pasta, potato salad & corn on the cob. This meal is sure to set you up proper for Saturday mornings big effort in the Apache-Sitgreaves National forests!

Plus, stay hungry for Saturdays BBQ & White Mountains Jam Session with Grumpy Jakes famous BBQ platter. Grumpy Jakes finest is available to all attendees at $10 pre-event and $12 day of.

Click here if you'd like to pre-purchase your event meals.

Final Course Maps Posted

Spy the finalized course maps here.

Osprey Trail Complete in Time for Tour!

TRACKS, an organization of volunteers that build and maintain trails for non-motorized users in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests, is pleased to announce the completion of the Osprey Trail.

Osprey connects the Timber Mesa and Ice Cave trails, and is a significant link in the White Mountain Trail System. With addition of the Osprey, hikers, mountain bikers and horse riders can go on longer connected routes. A fine example of utilizing the Osprey trail for a longer ride is the Tour of White Mountains 30 & 60 mile events.

The White Mountain Trail System consists of over 180 miles of trails and is one of the most extensive systems in the West. This system is a significant attraction and outdoor opportunity for regional residents and visitors to the White Mountains.

Titus to Demo '09 Line at Tour Expo

Two words and a number'er - Racer X 29'er. Click here to see it. Click here to reserve your chance to demo it in the Tour.

Titus Cycles will be in the event expo with their full line of mountain bikes available for demo...be it dorking around the camping area or riding one in the event, we highly recommend taking advantage of the opportunity to saddle up on a Titus during event weekend!

Who Won the "Register & Win!?"

Royal Schladetzky of Littleton, CO won the super sweet Team Edition Ergon Backpack from our last "Register & Win" raffle.

How'd they do that? Good question. Epic Rides likes to give things away on behalf of our sponsors. It's how we roll. Everyone who registers for our next event is eligible to win the prize. The earlier you register the more prizes you are a candidate to win...simple as dat!

Royal enjoy your pack, we'll see ya in the White Mountains!

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See ya in a couple weeks' folks!

The Crew at Epic Rides

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