We meet every third Wednesday of the month @  7 pm  at Mission Trails Regional Park Visitor Center.

Check the Event Calendar for the next meeting.

2008 Photo Contest

So Many Great Photos At This Year's Contest!

Thanks to Cal Coast Bicycles 

View 2008 Winners

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ELECTION TIME IS HERE

 SDMBA is having it's first membership wide vote for seats on it's Board of Directors and we would like your vote. In the next couple days you will be getting an email from Gardner Grady (our Vice President) with the subject "SDMBA Board of Directors Election 2010".


Please follow the link and vote for candidates for the Board. Thank you for participating in our election. We hope that if the system works well we will be putting together the first SDMBA online survey to help us better meet our member's needs. 
 
IMBA's National Mountain Bike Patrol Now in San Diego

As a Mountain Biker, you have long been a great steward of the land. Maybe you perform countless hours of trail work. Maybe you're active in advocacy and outreach. Maybe you're just spreading the good word about the trails that you love so much and want to share them with others. Now, there's another possibility to give back to the parks that we enjoy so much while helping out the cause of Mountain Biking! Join SDMBA's chapter of the National Mountain Bike Patrol.

The National Mountain Bike Patrol (NMBP) is a service organization dedicated to the providing assistance in the event of trail-side medical or mechanical emergencies, educating trail users about proper etiquette and helping keep land managers informed about trail conditions and use in the parks.

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SDMBA IS GROWING AND IT NEEDS YOU!

Your local chapter of IMBA, the San Diego Mountain Bike Association, has been very successful promoting multi-use trails in SD County because of its dedicated volunteers and members like you. 

SDMBA is now in an ideal position with San Diego County land managers to promote new projects like these:

  • Mountain bike skills progression parks
  • Request and build new connective single track multi-use trails
  • Hold more social riding events and skills clinics
  • Rewrite the county’s trail guidelines- dirt roads are not trails!

What does this mean for you, the avid volunteer, the concerned mountain biker, or the occasional  rider who wishes to help out?

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