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Fat Bike Birkie
2021-03-13 00:00 (America/Chicago) | Birkie, 10527 Main Street, Hayward, 54843, USA
The Fat Bike Birkie, Presented by Freewheel Bike, is the premier on snow bike event in North America. Riders test their skill and endurance on the professionally groomed American Birkebeiner Ski Trail! THREE events to choose from: The Big Fat 47K, The Half Fat 21K, and the un-timed Fun Fat 10K Tour – there is something for every rider!

Lutsen 99er
2021-06-26 00:00 | Lutsen, 467 Ski Hill Rd, Lutsen, 55612, USA
We will start at Lutsen Ski Resort, in Minnesota’s Sawtooth Mountains overlooking majestic Lake Superior, as we begin a fantastic Category 3 climb. Once over the ridgeline, the course takes advantage of the glacially sculpted terrain, rolling hills, and numerous lakes and streams at the southern range of the Boreal Forest. You will be riding on sections of road and trail that see as much moose traffic as people traffic at any given time.

Chequamegon
2021-09-18 00:00 | Chequamegon, 13460 Spruce Street, Cabel, 54821, USA
The adventure begins. Join thousands of off-road enthusiasts for the 39th annual Chequamegon MTB Festival in the big woods of northwestern Wisconsin.

FARGO CYCLOTHON
2021-09-18 08:00 - 17:00 | Fargo, 1800 N University Dr,, Fargo, ND, 58102, United States
The Fargo Marathon Cyclothon is back for 2021! This year, we’re moving it to SATURDAY MORNING – ONE WEEK BEFORE THE FARGO MARATHON!
We know that not everyone likes to run, but there are a lot of folks that like to ride their bike. The Fargo Marathon Cyclothon is the perfect way for you to be able to participate in the Fargo Marathon week of festivities, feel the energy of the excitement from all of the participants, and do it while on your bicycle!
The Cyclothon will happen on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH, and start at 8:00 AM for the 15 mile and 8:30 AM for the 26.2 mile. The races will start and finish at the Buffalo Wild Wings just off of 19th Avenue North in North Fargo. The courses will be a nice loop of North Fargo, Harwood, and Moorhead, circling back to the finish line at BWW. Every finisher will receive an official Fargo Cyclothon shirt and finisher’s medal.
Make sure to stop at Buffalo Wild Wings just across the street after the race! They will be hosting an ‘after party’!

Fat Bike Worlds 2022
2022-01-28 12:00 - 17:00 | New Richmond Golf Course, 1226 George Norman Drive, New Richmond, WI, 54017, United States
The Borealis Fat Bike World Championships p/b Pure Fuel is in its seventh year, and we are excited to announce the City of New Richmond will be hosting this year’s event. The race events will take place at New Richmond Golf Course and New Richmond Nature Center. New Richmond Golf Course is one of Wisconsin’s premier and most challenging golf courses located just 30 miles Northeast of St. Paul in beautiful Northwestern Wisconsin. Both offer scenic trail systems along river beds, winding through forests, up and down hills and valleys with amazing views. Planning is underway for FBW 2022 which is certain to include a kickoff party on Friday, January 28, followed by many activities for racers and families, amazing food and beverages, live music, and a list of spectacular attractions to check out in the area. On Saturday, January 29, we head to the New Richmond Golf Course / Nature Center Trails for the annual throw down of fatties on the scenic trail system. Yeah, it’s a race, and some serious athletes show up to race for the title of World Champion! Plenty of people, however, also wear costumes, shoot whiskey and eat bacon on course, check out the vendors, drink some beer or bourbon, listen to the band, and watch people slay laps on some killer trails and jumps. It’s for all types of riders, from the racer to the first timer, with categories and laps for each. More than anything, Fat Bike Worlds is about riding fatties and chilling with a group of awesome people! Bring your family and friends to this three-day festival, tucked into a small town atmosphere. Plan to make some new memories, and get ready for some all-out racing!
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Fat Bike Birkie
2022-03-12 08:00 - 17:00 | Birkie, 10527 Main Street, Hayward, 54843, USA
On the World Famous Birkie Trail in Cable, Wisconsin!
The Fat Bike Birkie, Presented by Freewheel Bike, is the premier on snow bike event in North America. Riders test their skill and endurance on the professionally groomed American Birkebeiner Ski Trail!
THREE events to choose from: The Big Fat 47K, The Half Fat 21K, and the un-timed Fun Fat 10K Tour – there is something for every rider!

Fat Bike Birkie
2023-03-11 08:00 - 17:00 | Birkie, 10527 Main Street, Hayward, 54843, USA
The Fat Bike Birkie, presented by Freewheel Bike, is the premier on snow bike event in North America. Riders test their skill and endurance on the professionally groomed American Birkebeiner Ski Trail!
THREE events to choose from: The Big Fat 47K, The Half Fat 21K, and the un-timed Fun Fat 10K Tour – there is something for every rider!
There are no restrictions on the specific tire size allowed. The Birkie groomers are some of the best in the world and have the goal of providing a firm surface to ride on for the races. However, we cannot control the weather and the course conditions can vary widely, from hard packed to soft powder. Just like in the Birkie Ski race, Fat Bike Birkie participants are free to choose different equipment based on the conditions of the course. We recommend that participants be prepared to race in any course condition, on a bike equipped with at least 3.5 inch wide tires.
E-bikes are not allowed for any event of the Fat Bike Birkie.

Fayetteville Pro Cup
2023-04-12 06:00 - 2023-04-16 17:00 | Fayetteville, S Centennial Park Ln, Fayetteville, AZ, 72704, United States
The U.S. Pro Cup Mountain Bike Series is returning to Fayetteville, Arkansas for the third consecutive year with four jam-packed days of cross-country mountain biking racing, qualifiers, and classes for all levels. The action happens at Centennial Park this spring, April 12th-16th, 2023!
The road to Paris runs through Fayetteville, Arkansas this year, where Olympic hopefuls will gather for the opportunity to score heaps of valuable qualifying points at the 2023 U.S. Pro Cup. Though stakes are high for those looking to qualify for the 2024 Summer Olympics, this UCI sanctioned event will feature 4 days of competition and fun for beginners, amateurs, and professional riders alike! With events taking place over a five-day period, particpants can look forward to a stacked schedule of cross-country and short track cross-country races. There will even be classes for all ages and abilities offered so that anyone in the community can get in on the cycling action.
The inaugural event was held over back to back weekends in April of 2021 – and featured a majority of Team USA in attendance ahead of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. The 2022 U.S. Pro Cup race in Fayetteville, AR built on that legacy, and organizers expect the same from this year’s event as the only hors categorie UCI XCO (officially sanctioned cross-country mountain bike race) in North America for 2023. This year’s races will superbly highlight the deep field of US and international riders headed to Fayetteville to compete, a group composed partly of past and future Olympians, national champions, and international titlists.

EPIC BIKE FEST
2023-06-09 08:00 - 2023-06-10 17:00
Get ready for a cycling festival weekend that will challenge you while being fun for your entire family and friends. Live music, food trucks, cycling expo/festival, Adventure Van Expo, Earth Rider Brewery on site – this will be a weekend worthy of the title Epic! The Birkie’s Epic Bike Fest is an exciting multiday offroad cycling festival with an incredible point to point singletrack mountain bike race from Hayward to Cable, WI, and an equally challenging gravel event. Ride one or ride them both! The ABSF is a non profit, so all proceeds go to developing Telemark MTB trails and to the CAMBA trails.

Lutsen 99er
2023-06-23 05:00 - 2023-06-25 19:30 | Lutsen, 467 Ski Hill Rd, Lutsen, 55612, USA

KA Bike Duluth Festival
2023-07-07 08:00 - 2023-07-09 17:00 | Spirit Mountain Grand Avenue Chalet, 8551 Grand Avenue, Duluth, MN, 55810, United States
Minnesota’s premiere mountain biking event with races for experts to beginner riders! This is mountain biking at its best. Whether you’re a road biking spandex warrior, free-ridin’ adrenaline junkie, or family craving adventure, good times are guaranteed. Get ready to celebrate Duluth’s world-class bike trails with three days of action-packed events!

Duluth is a biker’s playground! With over 100 miles of mountain bike trails and endless opportunities for road bikers, Duluth has earned its place as one of six places in the world to have a Gold Level biking status. From the hilltops to the lakefront, Duluth offers technical, challenging, and flowing trails for every type and skill level rider.
The Bike Fest highlights these incredible trails and abundant open-air opportunities across Duluth!
Organized and sponsored by the nonprofit Kraus-Anderson Community Foundation and Harbortown Rotary, the Bike Duluth Festival is a family-oriented biking event held at Spirit Mountain in Duluth, Minnesota. Profits from this incredible event go directly back into the community to support local nonprofits and Duluth’s outstanding trail systems.

Chequamegon
2023-09-16 06:00 - 2023-09-17 18:00 | Chequamegon, 13460 Spruce Street, Cabel, 54821, USA
Beginning in 1983 with only 27 cyclists, Chequamegon has now grown to become one of the more revered off-road MTB festivals in the country.
In a unique attempt to hatch a post-season tourist draw to the area Telemark employees Tom Kelly, Dan Hunt, Mike Cooper and Phil VanValkenberg and Phil Rasmussen of the Lakewoods Resort brainstormed the idea of a bicycle race on the American Birkebeiner ski trail.
The Chequamegon MTB Festival was born as a featured point-to-point 40 mile off road event from Main Street Hayward, WI to Lakewoods Resort in Cable. Contrary to popular belief, Gary Crandall, aka “The Fatman” and soon to be long time event director, did not dream up the event concept, however he did race in it the first year and finished a very respectable 12th. Admittedly there were only 27 riders but not bad for his first off-road race.
If ever there was a case of the right people, in the right place, at the right time, coming up with the right idea, this was it. Mountain bikes were coming into popularity, the American Birkebeiner trail offered a challenging race course, accommodations and volunteers were plentiful, and it doesn’t get any more beautiful than Northern Wisconsin in mid-September. The originators thought it couldn’t miss and 25 years later it is clear that they were right

Maah Daah Hey 100 MTB
2025-08-02
