RideFast's Annual Charity Ride Moves to SkyPark Bike Park November 6th

We're excited to announce RideFast's 6th Annual 'El Dia De Los Enduros' charity mountain bike ride benefiting Rett Syndrome Research Trust! This year the ride will move to its new official home at SkyPark Bike Park on November 6.

The event will feature contests for the Fastest Comet Lap (with official timing by SkyPark) and Most Vert (as recorded throughout the day by Strava)!

• All riders will receive 2 hours EXCLUSIVE ride time in the park, as well as all-day park access! (Gates will open at 8 a.m for 'El Dia' riders ONLY!)

• The first 200 registered riders will receive an 'El Dia' t-shirt!

• ALL registered riders will be entered in the raffle for a chance to win a RideFast Hotline carbon wheelset along with $1000's of additional prizes from our bike industry Friends & Family, including: Fix MFG, O'Neal, SDG, DVO, Shimano, Crank Brothers, Oakley, Zodiac Lights, RevGrips, Zoic, Vital MTB, The Racing Roastery, and more! (Raffle to be held behind the Pedal Pub at 3 p.m.)

• Additional raffle tickets will be for sale on-site on the day of the event so you can increase your chances to win!

The rider with the Fastest Comet Lap will take home the “coveted” Crystal Skull trophy (and a set of RideFast's HLN 835c carbon handlebars, along with Nut Jobs tubeless valves from RideFast & Fix MFG)! The rider who logs the Most Vert between 8 a.m. and 2:30 p.m will win a pair of RideFast's new Locomoto alloy rims as well as Nut Jobs tubeless valves!

Tickets are $99 in advance. Don’t miss it! Book your tickets now by heading HERE or by scanning the QR Code in this post

100% of the event proceeds go to Rett Syndrome Research Trust!

After last year's “virtual-Covid” event, we're looking forward to seeing and riding with everyone in person again this year! Help us make this the BIGGEST & BEST El Dia De Los Enduros yet, invite your friends and come join us on November 6 for a fun day of riding supporting a great cause!

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