This post wraps up on series on Trans BC enduro written by Enduro Bites-sponsored athlete Emily Sabelhaus. If you missed them, be sure to scroll through our blog for her other reports from the trail.Â
This just got serious: 6000 feet of climbing after three days of hard racing. Oh and buckets of rain to boot.Â
Here’s the low down from Emily Sabelhaus on Day 4 and 5 of the Trans BC enduro...
On Day 2, racers were feeling the first twinges of multi-day stage racing. At 6:30 am, we stuffed our hungry faces with a hot breakfast, then boarded buses for the trails of Penticton...
The 6-day event featured flowy single track, technical root-covered descents, rock slab riding and everything in between. We passed through Kelowna, Penticton, Rossland and Nelson, spending three to six hours each day pedaling.
The team headed down for a retreat from wintery Colorado to this year's 17th Annual 24 hours in the Old Pueblo. We were in for a weekend of perfect weather with lots of sun, dry trails