Term 1 23 January – 20 March
Hop on board the Thomas More Mountain Bike Club for a wild ride! Get ready for tons of fun pedaling around and mastering new mountain biking skills!
Passionate about encouraging more young people to ride bikes! Ensuring they can enhance their skills and confidence both on and off the bike safely.
Certified UCI Level 1 and BICP Level 2
Accredited to Cycling South Africa and IMBA (International MTB Association)
Price range: R150.00 through R1,300.00
Term 1 23 January – 20 March
R950 per term R750 (Sibling) Weekly Sessions
R150 annual admin fee per child
R1300 per term R1000 (Sibling) COMBO School and MTB Club
Join any or all of our extra social lessons at Giba Gorge, Eco-Trails – Westville or Shongweni
What to bring:
Bike🚲
Helmet⛑️
Closed shoes👟
Flat pedals (not cleats)
Water
FRIDAYS AT TMC
JP & SP 1.30–2.30pm
HIGH SCHOOL – 2.30-3.30PM
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Sign up for our COMBO and enjoy the best of all worlds!
We offer exciting sessions at Giba Gorge, Shongweni (Westown), and Eco Trails.
Join any or all of these sessions — the choice is yours!
Weekly Session Schedule
📍 Giba Gorge – Wednesdays
Beginner: 2:30 – 3:30 pm
Intermediate: 3:45 – 5:00 pm
Advanced: 5:15 – 6:00 pm
📍 Westown (Shongweni) – Thursdays
All Levels: 3:00 – 4:00 pm
📍 Westville Eco Trails – Mondays
All Levels: 3:30 – 4:30 pm
We highly recommend flat shoes and flat pedals for learning the correct skills and techniques. If you are unsure about learning new skills on cleats then we highly recommend flat pedals. In most cases flat pedals are safer to learn and practice during the skills clinic. We often find that many people worry so much about cleating in and out that they cannot focus on the skill or technique being taught and their confidence completely falls away. If riding clipped-in is second nature and you never have to think about getting in or out, you are most welcome to bring them. However, flats really do make learning new skills easier and make you feel a lot more confident, so if you have access to flats, we recommend bringing them. We will have the tools available to switch them for you. Make sure your shoes will be compatible with the pedals you are using and have good sticky, durable soles with protection around the toes. ***Please note takkies or flat shoes will not work with a cleat pedal.
