[edit] Eastern Mountain Sports Presents: Ride the Revolution Part II

[edit] 2nd Annual Mountain Bike Demo Featuring Rocky Mountain and Iron Horse Bicycles

Date: Wednesday, May 23, 2007

Time: 5PM to 8:00PM

Location: John Boyd Thacher State Park (Paint Mine Area) 1 Hailes Cave Rd Voorheesville, NY 12186

Details: Last year Iron Horse and Rocky Mountain bicycles joined forces with Eastern Mountain Sports (Stuyvesant Plaza) to provide one evening of unforgettable riding at Thacher Park. Riders came from all over the Capital Area to experience the two most sought after brands in mountain biking today. Iron Horse hails from Long Island, New York City with ground braking technology in full-suspension MTB designs with their patented dw-link (http://www.ironhorsebikes.com/). In 2006 the Iron Horse brand celebrated the success of pro Downhill World Champions Sam Hill and Sabrina Jonnier. Rocky Mountain bicycles, designed and tested by mountain bikers in British Columbia, Canada (the Mecca of mountain biking), are one of the leaders in the mountain biking industry as well. Riding for Rocky Mountain since '95, Wade Simmons proves his dedication to the brand and has been regarded as the best mountain biker to ever ride Vancouver's North Shore. With a long list of magazine covers, film segments and profiles in various forms of mountain bike media around the world, Wade Simmons is, undoubtedly, the King of the freeride movement. Rocky Mountain has set the standard in the industry for workmanship and quality with bikes like the newly designed Slayer and Element full-suspension bikes. Don't miss this opportunity to test ride bikes from both comapnies!

Conditions: All riders are required to have a helmet and state I.D. to test ride bikes. Please bring your own bike just incase there is a wait to demo. Riders under the age of 18 need to be accompanied by a guardian.

Contact: Jason Hammel Eastern Mountain Sports' Store Manager at Stuyvesant Plaza Albany, NY. Please contact me at: 518.482.0088 or email: e0136bt at ems.com.

Disclaimer: The Capital MTB, ride leaders, and organizers of all rides and events listed on the www.CapitalMTB.org website are not liable for personal injuries or any other damages incurred while participating in the ride or event. Mountain Biking is an inherently dangerous activity. Any individual, by deciding to participate in this activity, takes on the responsibility for their own actions and safety while participating.