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MTB-Schule.de enters Switzerland

With riding technique courses on the Gempen in Basel and the bike Eldorado of Engelberg, German riding technique ace Andi Kromer is making the move across the Rhine. The first Swiss mountain bikers have already taken trail lessons with Kromer.

The home territory of the Mountain Bike School Freiburg is the Black Forest around Freiburg im Breisgau. However, Andi Kromer, the driving force behind the bike school from Baden-Württemberg, already has his sights firmly set on other countries close to the border with riding technique seminars in the Lac Blanc Bike Park in the Vosges

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Already started
The first basic seminar at Gempen in Basel got off to a successful start on April 26. The aim of this course was to improve the basics for all mountain bikers so that they can ride more safely and have more fun. The courses are coached exclusively in small groups of up to four people by ex-trial world champion Kromer.

Basic and trails courses
In the trails course, Kromer takes mountain bikers who already have single trail experience and want to internalize sporty downhill riding. The course content includes anticipatory riding, line selection and riding on slightly rooted terrain. A basic course will take place in Basel on the Gempen on June 20, followed by a trails course on June 21.

Serpentines and drops
From June 7 to 8 and August 23 to 24, the Fribourg Mountain Bike School will be taking its customers to Engelberg. In this trail biking-oriented riding course, the suspension set-up of the bike is not neglected and the riding technique support extends to the first small drops and mastering rides on North Shore elements.

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