Welcome
BMORC is a group of mountain bike riders in the Blue Mountains NSW who aim to bring riders together, from beginners to professional, and provide a social link to discover different locations and meet new people. As we are not a MTB club there are no organised races or fees.
So join the forums and watch out for rides in the calendar or organise a ride yourself. The more people who get involved the better for all.
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| Next Advocacy/Build Events | When |
|---|---|
| Lantana Lash II @ Yellomundee | Sat 9 Jun (08:00) |
| Knapsack's First Dig | Sat 16 Jun (08:00) |
Latest BMORC News...
BMORC Supports Careflight
Submitted by ChopStiR on Mon, 14/05/2012 - 17:11 
Several Members of the Blue Mountains Off Road Cyclists are taking part in the NRMA Careflight Woodford to Glenbrook Classic on Sunday June 24th 2012. BMORC are trying to raise money to help support this great cause. Please visit the BMORC Fundraising Page to make a donation, you can even join the team yourself.
All donations are tax deducatable
Yellomundee Lantana Lash
Submitted by ChopStiR on Tue, 03/04/2012 - 23:10 
This wont be your average bushcare day, we want every abled body to come down and give a hand! We want to see Mountain bikers, friends and families in the hundreds, this may be an exageration but you get the idea.
NPWS, BMORC & WSMTB are joining forces to obliterate a section of Lantana that often impedes on the Mountain Bike track and blocks a fantastic view of the Nepean River. The most essential part is to slow the spread of Lantana infestation any further south.
Transport Master Plan, Have your say!
Submitted by ChopStiR on Fri, 23/03/2012 - 18:38 
The NSW Long Term Transport Master Plan Discussion Paper has been developed to enable you to have your say on the future of transport planning in NSW.
Bikes bring more money than wood from Rotorua forest
Submitted by Nerf Herder on Thu, 22/03/2012 - 09:17 
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/news/article.cfm?c_id=3&objectid=1077...
" A study by Crown Research Institute Scion shows the median annual recreational value of mountainbikers using the forest is $10.2 million - well above the $4.6 million earned through export revenues. "
"Win for mountain bike riders" - Blue Mtns Gazette 21/3/2012
Submitted by moggio on Wed, 21/03/2012 - 11:53 
Downhill mountain bike riders have welcomed the council’s decision to construct a track in the Lower Mountains.
A report to last week’s Blue Mountains City Council (BMCC) meeting recommended the development of downhill and cross country tracks be approved for Knapsack Reserve following a Federal Government department investigation into the plan.
The Commonweath Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities (SEWPaC) confirmed BMCC’s findings the project would not have a significant impact on threatened species and ecological communities on the site, which had been a major concern of opponents.
The report was welcomed by a large contingent of mountain bike riders who attended the meeting, however concerns were raised by the Blue Mountains Conservation Society (BMCS) and several councillors questioned the Commonwealth department’s decision.
