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Some of our unforgettable moments during 2019



    
    Some of our unforgettable moments during 2019

     Cycling as a whole has exposed us to new adventures, breathtaking views, amazing friends and unforgettable experiences throughout the year. 

     We got to ride some awesome trails. Some of those were tough, rocky and pretty scary in places. Theses challenging areas have allowed us to recognize our weaknesses and work on our skills to become better riders.

     Cycling has connected us to the natural world. Reducing time away from technology and letting us live in the moment.  As cyclists, we have ridden often on secondary highways, off the beaten paths, singletrack all through some breathtaking scenery. 

     The cycling community is incredible, and it spans across the world. There's a certain magic that happens when people come together to ride bicycles. You end up not only motivating each other, but also creating life-long memories.

     Team riders fulfilled many of their personal goals and achievements. A mountain bike race isn't just a Sunday morning ride. It's intense, exhilarating, sometimes grueling and always fun.  

     For Class Act Racing, the 2019 season closed with a bang. Team rider Brian Sanita won the Eastern Fat Tire Association (EFTA) Championship. With his second season of competitive racing, it was awesome to witness that all his hard work had paid off. 

What was your most exciting bike moment of 2019?

Class Act Racing 
  



Location: New England, USA

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