SCUM SOCIAL RIDE 'Superfly'

Saturday 21st September, Superbowl & Butterfly Trails,

Ride Start 7am. This one is for the early birds!

Where, When & How Long...

Who should attend:

You don't need to be a member of SCUM to participate in our socials rides but you do need to join our governing body, Auscycling - see below

What do I need?:

• A functional mountain bike
• A helmet 
• At least a "Lifestyle" AusCycle Membership* (you can take advantage of the Free 4 week trial - or join at any level, more details here - please bring details along on the day)
• BYO Water, Snacks etc.

How do I register?:  No registration is required, simply turn up on the day.

How much: Nothing (it's all FREE)

What if it rains?: 

If it's looking like is going to be messy or if it's bucketing down, we will definitely make a call - watch our Social Pages (Facebook)  

# The club's goal is to cater to all riders with our social rides but we can't cater to all riders with every ride. Each social ride will target different riders, trails etc so that over the course of the year all riders will be catered too.

*An AusCycling membership (at least Lifestyle) is a requirement for all of our Social Rides.  Not a member, simply head to the AusCycling Website and take advantage of their FREE 4-week trial. Full details available on the AusCycling Website.

All SCUM events, including social events are weather permitting ... watch our social media pages (Facebook and/or Insta) for last minute changes or updates. Yep, we keep an eye on the weather.

More on the Social Scene

Social Rides are a great way to introduce yourself & others to Mountainbiking (pic - some of the Husky Christmas riders).

SCUM has a number of dedicated Social Rides that are open to riders of all abilities. Riders must however hold an AusCycling licence (i.e. be members), see our Membership Page for all the details.

On a Social Ride you'll find some new tracks and/or become better accustomed to the SCUM trails. One thing for sure is that you'll have loads of fun and you'll have met some other MTB riders that are keen to ride again.  Check out our calendar for full details. 

One trail that frequents our Social Calendar is Cabbage Tree Lane. Where's Cabbage Tree Lane?  This is the easiest trail to get to, click here for a google map link to the trail head.  Cabbage Tree Lane is a great all abilities trail, it's quite flat and has multiple trail length options (i.e. 2.5km, 6km, 9.5km) ... if you want to be challenged more you can simply go faster.

Cabbage Tree Lane can hold a lot of water after rain, be mindful of this when planning your ride, especially after a bit of wet.  If it looks to wet to ride then it probably is.