Rocking in Central America's Newest Premier Mountain Bike Race for Charity
Canadian adventure seekers find it's easy to participate in Nicaragua's premier Mountain Bike Adventure.
- (1888PressRelease) November 10, 2010 - How to Rock San Juan Howler Mountain Biking on Dec. 11, 2010.
Let us show you how easy it is to rock to Central America's newest premier mountain bike action scene-Nicaragua's San Juan Howler.
San Juan Howler, a New Mountain Bike Adventure
San Juan Howler is an undiscovered premier mountain bike race in Central America that literally rocks seasoned mountain bikers and those new to cycling adventures. Young compared to Guatemala's El Reto del Quetzal and Costa Rica's La Ruta de los Conquistadores, and ounce for ounce just as exciting, Howler's third annual race on December 11, 2010 juices up adrenalin on Nicaragua's pristine mountain trails.
Now, what's so unique about Howler, you ask? At a time when we're jaded out of our senses and craving for unusual experiences, it's totally refreshing to find mountain bike action that's purely gratifying in connecting body, mind, spirit and nature.
"Test of Metal" for People and Bikes
For example, Rod Dagneau, a 2009 participant, writes in his photo essay, Mountain Biking in the Second Poorest Country in the Western Hemisphere, [link] how Howler's co-course designer Bob Bombardier, "strung together horse and foot trails, steep chundery and loose descents, dry stream beds and constructed several kilometers of new single track."
Rod also points out that Nicaragua is the third safest country in the Americas after Canada and Chile. Coupled with a low foreign currency exchange rate, San Juan Howler is a mountain biker's dream come true-to "test the metal" of a person's true spirit with his or her mountain bike while racing on unspoiled terrain.
How to Rock Howler
It's real easy to register for this cheap mountain bike holiday treat. Suggestions:
- Sign up online at, wwwsanjuanhowler.com (Wouldn't it be nice to surprise someone with a Howler gift?)
- Prefer email? Then please write: larry ( @ ) bodhin dot com
- Or, call toll-free 866-GO-BURRO from the U.S.
- Walk-ins are welcome at Goupo Max Offices in San Juan del Sur, 9AM-5PM, Monday-Friday
- Not quite sure? Well then, just show up one hour before the race starts on December 11, 2010 and you can still be a shoo-in Howler mountain bike racer
San Juan Howler is organized by Bodhin Adventures of San Juan del Sur. Owner Larry Thraen's goal is, "to offer a great race, for a great cause," for athletes and their supporters, while also benefiting the local community. Long after athletes have returned home, two charities continue to rock with proceeds from Howler-Communidad Connect and Fundacion Tierra. The race's goal is to raise $10,000 for these two nonprofits.
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