Muskoka Woods Camp is located on 1100 acres in Rosseau, Ontario, about two hours northwest of Toronto. “We are very pleased to have the honour of presenting the Ten Pack Am at Muskoka Woods, Canada’s Action Sports Camp. Working together with Jay Miron of Ten Pack Distribution and the organizers of the Metro Jam, we’re able to provide a quality event for amateur riders, and Muskoka Woods continues to strengthen its reputation as the leading facility for action sports in Canada” states Paul Clarke of Muskoka Woods.
Four area bike shops will have booths set up on-site selling all the latest gear. MacNeil Bikes will have Dave Freimuth, Tony Mortensen, Australian rider Kym Grosser, and Jay Miron in attendance. The MacNeil riders will be joined by several other pro riders from Animal, Kink, FBM, Little Devil, Orchid Footwear and Ten Pack team to help judge and ride throughout the weekend.
Sign-ups starts Monday, May 29th, 2006 and we’ll be running both an Open and Expert class, with an age division split. We’re allowing a 200 rider maximum, however that works out when split out into the following classes. Prizes for all classes are provided by Ten Pack Distribution and Muskoka Woods Camp.
Classes:
-17 & Under Open Street
-18 & Over Open Street
-17 & Under Expert Street
-18 & Over Expert Street
Sign-up Info: All sign-ups will be handled by Ten Pack Distribution, by phone at (604) 421-2229. Your pre-registration sign-up will only hold your spot for the contest, no payment info will be taken at that time. Pay cash only when you check in on-site. Entrance fee is $30.00, non-refundable. Pre-registration sign-ups at Ten Pack will end June 13, and if there’s still any spots left, you’ll be able to sign up on the spot.
Check Ten Pack’s website for spot availability, directions, and updated news about the contest. To learn more about Muskoka Woods camp, visit their website at www.muskokawoods.com We’ll have more news and information about the Ten Pack Am event on the Ten Pack Distribution website at www.tenpackbmx.com
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