New Club please help

By Ajlaursen on 11/19/2007

Hey guys i am starting a new Mountain bike club at my School here in NC and i would love to get any advice you guys might have about anything club related including trail building politics land managment ect ect thanks

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Forum: MTB Politics & Policy

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walker says:

First off, congrats on doing this! To start, I would form a strong committee of delegates. What I means is you'll want to have help, so promoting a secretary, treasurer and trail specialist from your group of friends should be the first order of the day. Secondly, I would hit up this page of the imba website: http://www.imba.com/resources/trail_building/. Then, you'll want to consider some press. Create a press release and send it to your local paper. Create a good story out of it. Finally, hold a networking/get-members meeting. Good luck!

Walker T

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by walker on November 29, 2007 - 6:26pm reply Email this comment report misconduct

Levi says:

Yes, definitely read everything you can from IMBA. Also talk to people at the state parks in your area to get a sense for their stance on mountain bikes.

by Levi (not verified) on December 4, 2007 - 9:35pm reply Email this comment report misconduct

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