Learn To MTB Ride
Get the fundamentals down.
Boys & Girls: Ages 7 - 17
Learn To MTB Ride
Get the fundamentals down.
Boys & Girls: Ages 7 - 17
Learn to MTB Ride Info
Level 1
Beginner Level Program: Ideal for newcomers and beginner mountain bike (MTB) riders. Whether you’re new to Durham Shredders or just starting your trail-riding journey, this program is tailored for you. Participants should have basic familiarity with riding a geared bicycle and using hand brakes.
Note: Depending on numbers; beginner riders ages 7 -12 may be placed in a younger age group.
Level 2
Intermediate to Advanced Level Program: Designed for returning Durham Shredders or those with intermediate to advanced MTB skills seeking to elevate their riding. This level is perfect if you’ve completed at least one Shredders program and are ready to tackle more challenging trails, refine your skills, and navigate complex features, terrain, and obstacles
Note: Depending on numbers; riders ages 7 -12 may be placed in a younger age group.
NEW! Guided Rides
Guided Rides Program: Exclusively for returning Durham Shredders or cyclists with intermediate to advanced skills who have successfully completed the Level 2 Shredders Program. This program offers the opportunity to explore more trails, further improve riding skills, tackle advanced features, and conquer challenging terrain and obstacles. Perfect for those looking to deepen their mountain biking proficiency and enjoyment
Note: Depending on numbers; riders ages 7 -12 may be placed in a younger age group.
Details
$234 *
6 week program
Level 1, Level 2, OR Guided Rides
ages 7 to 17
Tuesdays OR Thursdays
5:45pm - 7:45pm
Includes Free Shredders T - Shirt
Woodnewton + Durham Forest Main Tract
What is required?
Participants are required to have the ability to confidently navigate dirt trails, grassy areas, or gravel conditions using hand brakes and gears effectively. It’s essential to own a mountain bike equipped with gears and hydraulic brakes; we recommend disk brakes for optimal performance. Please note, bikes should not have kick stands or coaster brakes. For a comprehensive rundown of necessary and recommended equipment, we encourage you to consult our FAQ page.