Home of CLIMB - Concerned Long Island Mountain Bicyclists
MOUNTAIN BIKING IS AN INHERENTLY RISKY ACTIVITY. USE THE TRAILS AT YOUR OWN RISK. RIDE IN CONTROL AND WITHIN YOUR ABILITY AT ALL TIMES. BE COURTEOUS AND FRIENDLY TO PEOPLE YOU MEET ON THE TRAIL.
Give Trailforks Trail Karma to CLIMB in July
During the COVID-19 pandemic, trail use (and abuse) has skyrocketed, but unfortunately membership and sponsorship funds haven't. Trails don't build or maintain themselves and most trail associations work on a tight budget. Trail associations like CLIMB have bills to pay for liability insurance, tools, signage, office supplies, printing, etc. CLIMB could use your help to maintain the trails that we love to ride.
If you donate to a trail association during July via Trailforks “Trail Karma” you can win some amazing prizes from Santa Cruz, Garmin, RockShox, Kona and more. To donate and get some good Trail Karma, open the Trailforks app then select your favorite CLIMB trail from the map, scroll down to view the CLIMB "Trail Karma" button and donate what your can. We could all use some good karma... am I right? Thanks! You can also donate on the Trailforks site. If you don't have the trailforks app, go here to download on Android or Apple.
For more info on the Long Island Mountain Biking scene follow CLIMB on Instagram @CLIMBonline1990 or on Facebook @CLIMBONLINE on FB - CLIMB could use your help to maintain the trails that we love to ride. Donate money or muscle! Want to volunteer to help maintain our trails? Send a message to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
To view prizes offered by #Trailforks in this limited offering, click through the link below.
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CLIMB Group Rides Cancelled Until End of June
Be smart - stay apart! Due to current suggestions by health officials CLIMB is cancelling all group rides until the end of June as it stands now. We encourage everyone to follow health officials advise while independently exercising outdoors.
The trails may be more crowded than usual because the gyms, schools and businesses are closed so find the trail less traveled. If you notice a lot of cars at the trailhead seek solitude somewhere else. Check the trailforks app for trail maps. Be nice and say hi but keep your distance.
If you’re riding in a group we would suggest staying at least 50 yards back from the rider ahead of you because if they sneeze you would be riding through their discharge cloud. Better rethink blowing snot rockets too. #flattenthecurve so we all don’t get sick at once which could overwhelm our health care providers.
Also just breathing more during exercise increases your intake and output of air and everything else, including viral germs.
It would be best to wear a mask per health officials and or CDC guidance.
When standing still or passing others who are still please maintain at least six feet distance away.
Scoot Apparel & Brands Cycle & Fitness have teamed up to give back to CLIMB
