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Tasmania Two Year Championship Venue

Maydena, Tasmania will be the venue for the National Mountain Bike Championships for the next two years commencing in 2021 from the 18-24th January.... Read More

National Cup Annoucement

After numerous discussions and considerable consultation with a wide variety of stakeholders, due to the challenges presented and lack of certainty created by the COVID-19 pandemic, the maintenance of the integrity of the competition, and most importantly concern for the health and well being of the community, Mountain Bike Australia have made the difficult decision to cancel the 2020 National Cup Competition.... Read More

MOUNTAIN BIKE AUSTRALIA POSITION STATEMENT ON INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES

In response to the current global COVID-19 pandemic, Mountain Bike Australia (MTBA) wish to make public its current position on its international competition activities.... Read More

MTBA Update On AusCycling | July 2020

We are thrilled by the many questions and encouraging feedback received from the cycling community in response to our June “Transition to AusCycling” Member Update.... Read More

Nitmiluk Mountain Bike Trails Open for Riders 13 July 2020

Nitmiluk National Park is set to become the Top End’s mountain bike mecca, thanks to the completion of Stage 1 of a bike trail network designed to capture the growing adventure tourism market.... Read More

CARR Involved in New Trails In The Alice

Alice Springs is solidifying its reputation as a mecca for mountain bike tourism and outdoor recreation with the opening of nearly 100km of upgraded mountain bike and shared-use trails last weekend.... Read More

National Championships For 2020 Cancelled

After numerous discussions and considerable consultations with a wide variety of stakeholders, Mountain Bike Australia, along with the support of event delivery partners have made the difficult decision to cancel the remaining 2020 National Championship events, due to the challenges, turmoil and lack of certainty created by the COVID-19 pandemic.... Read More