Dates
March 14-18, 2022
March 21-25, 2022
Time
9am-12pm OR 1pm-4pm
Cost
5 days – $315 +GST
* Full refunds will be issued if camps are cancelled due to COVID-19 regulations.*
Information
Your total includes a processing fee, learn more here >
Requirements 
If your child does not have the skills to be able to ride the terrain for their camp, we will try to fit them into another camp.
If we are not able to place them into an appropriate camp, we will not be able to refund your registration fee.
Let’s have a chat and find a solution that will work well for us both.
If your child does not have the skills to be able to ride the terrain for their camp, we will try to fit them into another camp.
If we are not able to place them into an appropriate camp, we will not be able to refund your registration fee.
Let’s have a chat and find a solution that will work well for us both.
The Rippers, Fromme:
- For children already riding Fromme trails.
- If your child is not currently riding Fromme trails, please register them for The Rippers, Demo Forest.
20” wheel or larger
Gear ratio of 30×36 for a 20” wheel
Have the ability to climb to Bobsled, unassisted, 2 or 3 times in a 3 hour session. Have the skills and confidence to descend Bobsled, Roadside Attraction and King of The Shore.
- Quick release needed for riders’ seat – mandatory
- Full face helmet and elbow & knee pads – mandatory
- ability to use gears and brakes
- the use of level pedals
- have an understanding that different body positions are used for descent and ascent
- realize that a rider needs to go up, before they have the joy associated with going down
What to Bring
The Obvious – bike and helmet.
The Not So Obvious – a spare tube (mandatory), specific to your wheel circumference, snack, (no nuts please), water and layers, all carried in a backpack by the rider
Expectations
Your rider will be shredding in all weather, please dress accordingly.
Can my child always ride with their friend? We make every effort to keep friends together, but it cannot be guaranteed.
Our groups are created to ensure each rider is kept engaged and in their challenge zone. This creates a cohesive group and a better experience for all the riders.
The groups are defined by the skills of the children attending that week.