Aaron Gwin buys a bike park, the "Gwindrock Park | Ride MTB

Aaron Gwin buys a bike park, the "Gwindrock Park

Windrock Bike Park - Instagram

The 35-year-old Aaron Gwin celebrated his breakthrough in 2011, when he won five World Cup races and the overall downhill rankings and finished the season in first place in the world rankings. His last World Cup victory dates back to 2018 - but Gwin can announce a new success: He is the brand new owner of Windrock Bike Park.

The pun quickly made the rounds on Instagram: Aaron Gwin and his partner acquire the Windrock Bike Park, whereupon the park is jokingly renamed Gwindrock. The bike trails are located in Oliver Springs, a small town in Tennessee. Gwin had already been training there for three years.

The successful downhiller, whose chainless run in Leogang in 2015 will never be forgotten, is in good company. Gravity veteran Dan Atherton has already created a new venue for his downhill passion with the Dyfi Bike Park.

https://windrockbikepark.com

 


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