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Jersey Delivery

If you have ordered a jersey, good news, they’re here!!

If you need your gear before the weekend for the Wombat 100, or for any other reason, email the club at plentygorgemtb@gmail.com and we can arrange a pick up. If not delivery details will be organised shortly.

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A special message from Geelong MTB, You Yangs MTB, Plenty Gorge MTB, Warrandyte MTB, Lysterfield District Trail Riders, Yarra Ranges MTB & Red Hill Riders, in response to the latest COVID-19 restrictions and guidelines announced by the Federal Government. While we are all having to make serious changes in this current climate, we have come together as the Melbourne & Geelong MTB clubs to do our part in reducing the spread of COVID 19. Here are some things we can all do to lead by example, be responsible and care for not just ours, but the broader community. 1. The clubs and individual members of the clubs should not conduct or deliver any group activity, social rides, training and/or any other activity. 2. Shuttles and/or group transport breach the physical distancing guidelines and must not be operating. 3. Group coaching courses and skills clinics must not be held. 4. Recreational riding in groups of two or more riders, other than people who live in the same household, is now banned. 5. No groups of riders are to congregate at trail heads, trail junctions or car parks. 6. The following is most important to avoid accidents and create unnecessary strain on our emergency services. - Avoid travelling to new areas, ride local and stick to trails you know well. - Ride safe, this is not the time to be hitting PB's or trying to step up the technical challenges. Limit your ride to a safe, moderated ride. The last thing we want is members pushing themselves as if there’s no “other” consequence. There’s enough strain on our medical system without it being unnecessarily impacted by riders injuring themselves. 7. Support physical distancing and the message that Australians should stay at home, unless shopping for essentials, travelling to and from work – where you cannot work from home, going to school and exercising. 8. Now is not the time to drive to remote MTB locations like Buxton, Lake Mountain, Mt Buller and Forrest (some of these local communities are starting ask people NOT to come and visit until after the crisis) We understand the frustration this may cause, but in the grand scheme of things, a few months of conscientious riding isn't so bad.

There is currently an active fire in the park and the park is closed. For the most up to date information please visit Emergency Victoria: http://www.emergency.vic.gov.au/ This message will be superseded once the fire is safe. If this message is still up please remain out of the park. Parks Statement on Closure: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1_VKSUpw4xo9WbGfDfIEchFIZJ2lnEm3B

Swipe through for some before and after pics from this morning's working bee. Big thanks to the seven volunteers we had along, we got a lot of the jungle cut back. #plentygorge #pgmtb

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