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Great event.

I suffered the first day, I think I just started to fast.

Second day was long,but a great day, what is the name of that awesome ST after the 10KM climb, is it open to the public?

Posted

Great event.

I suffered the first day, I think I just started to fast.

Second day was long,but a great day, what is the name of that awesome ST after the 10KM climb, is it open to the public?

Skyfall?
Posted

Great event.

I suffered the first day, I think I just started to fast.

Second day was long,but a great day, what is the name of that awesome ST after the 10KM climb, is it open to the public?

LOL! I was just talking about that, I'd also like to know cos that is mountain biking heaven!!!

Posted

This ST was amazing! Over shoot a couple of that corners and you will have wings.... :whistling:

hahaha i think thats another reason why its so breath-taking
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It was an awesome 2 days of riding. Day 2 was quite tough on the body -especially with a hardtail on that train track section... eina. Anyone know where to get the event photos/ who took the photos?

Posted

Great event.

I suffered the first day, I think I just started to fast.

Second day was long,but a great day, what is the name of that awesome ST after the 10KM climb, is it open to the public?

 

More importantly, where can we buy that Blonde Ale that we tasted at the top of that ST?  It was yummy.

Posted

Loved it, was my 2nd one. Just my favourite race. The food and everything was amazing. Just too many people in the groups, so hope they change that next year. Apart from that, perfect race.

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Nothing on their website about riding there.

from the Stillwater website:

 

"On Day Two riders will get to experience the Noble Savage Trail at Bartinney Wine Estate.  A new single-track that is easy to ride, the Noble Savage Trail features the most breathtaking views, hanging hair pins and top quality route designs that will blow your mind."

 

“The Banhoek Conservancy Team has been working on the routes for the last two years,” says Rose Jordaan, Owner Bartinney Wine Estate and Trustee: Banhoek Conservancy.  “The idea is to generate work for the community, while socially and environmentally uplifting the whole Banhoek Region.  Riders can look forward to experiencing brand new single track through land that on any other day will not be open to the public, breathtaking vistas and spectacular wine tasting on route”.

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