Help Us Give Back to the Australia Bushfire Trail Recovery and Club Support Program

UPDATE: We wanted to give a huge thanks to all of our customers! Because of you guys we we're able to raise $3,078.00 that will go towards helping our Aussie friends rebuild their bike trails.

As many of you know, Australia is experiencing brutal wildfires across the entire country and they are absolutely devastating. The fires have destroyed countless things, with mountain bike trails being one of them. Riding bikes on trails is one of the main ways all of us have fun and put a smile on our face. It allows us to socialize with our friends and connect with nature that we are lucky enough to be surrounded by.

In order to help out our fellow Australian mountain bikers rebuild some of their precious MTB trails, we are donating $2 per order from all orders placed between Tuesday, January 28th through Tuesday, February 4th to the Australia Bushfire Trail Recovery and Club Support Program.

We serve a lot of Australian customers and having experienced the devastation of wildfires in our local area ourselves, we wanted to do something to help contribute to rebuilding the MTB trails in Australia. As mentioned, $2 from EVERY order placed over the next week will be donated but if you feel compelled to donate more to help rebuild the trails, click the link below. 

Click here to donate to the Bushfire Trail Recovery and Club Support Program.

There are plenty of other places to donate to help out Australia, below are some other resources:

Red Cross Australia - Runs evacuation and relief centres for people seeking refuge from a fire-impacted area.

The Intrepid Foundation - All funds donated will be going to the Red Cross Bushfire Emergency Appeal. 

Find A Bed - Has been set up to connect humans and their animals displaced by the bushfires with a place to sleep. 

Adelaide Koala Rescue - Is tending to South Australia’s burn victims and attempting to find them somewhere to live.

Wires Wildlife Rescue - Needs a boost so its volunteer rescuers and carers can save more animals, as these devastating events are seriously stretching already limited resources