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We are happy to announce the 2013 Oregon Enduro Series dates. This
year, presenting sponsors Santa Cruz Bicycles and Shimano return to
support the original premier enduro series in the US. Now in its fourth year,
the Oregon Enduro Series host a five-race points series that provides the
world’s top enduro athletes an opportunity to showcase their talents. We
focus on producing fun and exciting events for all participants…from those
who love competition, to those who just want a great experience riding
enduro with their buddies on the best trails in the world.

The Oregon Enduro Series has continued to solidify its position as the
premier enduro mountain bike series in the country with great support from
returning sponsors, Santa Cruz, Shimano, Fox, Bell, Clif Bar, SR Suntour,
The Hive/E13, DaKine, Continental, Santiam Bicycles, POC, Oakley and
new sponsors ONE Industries, Roval Wheels, Muscle Milk and more.
Thanks to our great sponsors, we have over a hundred and twenty
thousand dollars ($120,000) in cash and prizes
to give away to category
winners, at raffles and at the many trail-work parties hosted before and
after the races.

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The Oregon Enduro Series provides incredible race venues across the
Pacific Northwest from May until September, starting with Hood River, May
25th and 26th. The series then goes to the legendary bike-town of Bend,
June 8th. For our third race, we are pleased to be partnering with the
Ashland Mt. Challenge, June 22nd. The series wraps up with a new TBA
new venue July 14th, and the Finals at Mt. Hood and Sandy Ridge,
September 7th and 8th.

DATES:

    Race #1: May 25th & 26th – Hood River*
    Race #2: June 8th – Bend
    Race #3: June 22nd – Ashland Mt. Challenge
    Race #4: July 13th – New Venue TBA
    Race #5: September 8th & 9th – Mt. Hood & Sandy Ridge (Finals)*

*NAET Races:
In our pursuit to grow the sport of enduro we are pleased to be a major part
of the North American Enduro Tour (NAET) and have two of our events,
Hood River and Mt. Hood/Sandy Ridge, on NAET this year.

New Timing System:

Our commitment to being the leaders in the industry has lead us to create
the most technologically advanced enduro specific RFID chip timing
system in the sport, with the help of Innovative Timing Systems. 2013
events will now be chip timed and results will be live at the end of each
stage.

Muscle Milk Team Challenge:

Our goal is to create the most incredible events possible, and this drive
carries over into our charitable activism and land stewardship. This is why
we are giving you the opportunity to give back this year by participating in
the Muscle Milk Team Challenge. The Muscle Milk Team Challenge will
consist of teams of two or more accumulating points for each event as well
as over the series in an effort to win money for their charity of choice.
Points totals, coupled with the amount of charitable contribution to society,
the environment, or the trails we ride, will determine the winners. We will
award Team Challenge winners at each individual race and crown the
Team Challenge Champions at the Mt. Hood Finals. The Oregon Enduro
Series prides itself on giving back to the trails we race on, and we want to
extend and reward that passion to the racers who attend our events by
highlighting their efforts and encouraging everyone to give back.
The 2013 Oregon Enduro Series will be bigger and better than ever. The
commitment of our sponsors and athletes will ensure the growth of Enduro
in North America. We look forward to seeing familiar faces and hope to
make a lot of new friends this year.

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Registration is now OPEN! To learn more go to www.OregonEnduro.com


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About the author

Robin Schmitt

Robin is one of the two founders of 41 Publishing, a visionary and go-getter. While he now enjoys every second on the bike – whenever his busy schedule allows – he used to race against the clock at enduro events and a few Downhill World Cups. Besides that, Robin practises kung fu and Zen meditation, plays the cello or with his dog (which actually belongs to his girlfriend), travels abroad and still reviews numerous bikes himself. Progressive ideas, new projects and major challenges – Robin loves exploring undiscovered potential and getting to the bottom of new trends.