Hey,

I just wanted to let any of you fellow mountain bikers know that this weekend sat and sun there is a trail cleanup at Capital View Park. Capital City Cycles and Kymba are working together with Subaru to sponser the event so if you happen to be heading to town or would like to head to town to help out. Please do. Winter and Rain are always hard on the trails. Also the more people to show up the better than maybe we can get subaru to sponser our next creek clean up!

Hope to see you on the creek or on the trails this weekend. For directions or more info go to www.capitalcitycyclesweb.net

Heather

IMBA is coming to Frankfort, KY, May 17-18, and you're invited to join in the special events. Kelly and Collins Bishop of the Subaru/IMBA Trail Care Crew are teaming with the [script removed]

The visit features a group ride, IMBA Trailbuilding School and cookout. This is your opportunity to rub shoulders with the IMBA Crew while learning all about trailbuilding. Check out the details below and come join in the fun.

If this event is too far away for you to attend, we understand. We sent you this email to not just invite you but also let you know about the important work IMBA is doing in your area.

Schedule:

Saturday
9:00 - Noon: Trailbuilding School classroom session at the Frankfort Days Inn, 1051 US 127 south, Frankfort, KY 40601
Noon - 1:00 PM: Lunch provided
1:00 - 4:00 PM: Trailbuilding School field session at Capital View Park. Park entrance is on rte 676, adjacent to the Kentucky River and is approximately 1 mile from the hotel.
5:00 PM: Cookout at Capital View Park.

Sunday:
10:00 AM: Group ride



There are rooms reserved at the Days Inn under Kentucky Mountain Bike Association for our overnight guests. We were able to secure a discounted rate of $49.00 per night and they have been reserved for Friday and Saturday nights. Must confirm rooms by Thursday morning and payment is responsibility of individuals.

Be sure to patronize Capitol City Cycles when you're in Frankfort too. Troy Hearn is a one-man-show running a really cool little bike store in Frankfort. He's only been in business about a year and he would really appreciate any business you want to throw his way. So, when in Frankfort on a cycling mission, drop in and give him your business.

Hanley

PS: The web address above is incorrect, here is his site:

http://capitalcitycyclesweb.com/

Not the same two people, but here is a good movie clip about two other IMBA trail crew members and its a good watch to get a feel for the work these people do and the life they lead.

Need Quicktime.

[www.mattquann.com]