BABES, BIKES AND RECORD NUMBERS FOR THE 2ND ANNUAL REVY RIDERS TRIPLE B RALLY!

The Revy Riders Triple B Rally took over Revelstoke this past weekend. Glacier House resort was packed to the brim when the ladies only dirtbike event more than doubled its numbers from the previous year and saw over 120 riders, friends and family members visiting from Edmonton through to Vancouver and everywhere in between. All to come meet new riding friends and check out the trail network Revelstoke has to offer!

If you happened to see the RV lot at Glacier House on the eve before the Triple B Rally it was clear to see the event was going to be a success. Trailers row upon row were stacked and the air was filled with excitement and the buzz of riders preparing for the day ahead.
Saturday morning began with a yoga session presented by Revelution Fitness on the Glacier House lawn overlooking the Begbie Mountain range. Stretched out and geared up the parking lot was soon full with over 45 ladies of all ages and abilities ready to ride out.

With groups split beginner to advanced and club locals leading the way the riders soon filled the network of over 60km of Revelstoke trails looking for the Triple B Checkpoints. More checkpoints tagged equalled more points to win Rider of The Year so naturally throughout the next 6 hours, the ladies covered a lot of ground.

The most advanced group, including guest rider Pro Enduro and Moto Canadian Champion Shelby Turner, tackled Roland’s Revenge, an infamous 12km loop with rocks, logs, rooty hill climbs, deep woods and epic lookouts.

The green crew charged Sandy, a smooth rolling trail that cuts into the mountainside and Annie F150, a well packed tour around the Deadman’s Creek area. The intermediate and advanced groups charged gravel pit climbs in Outlaw Daves, rock jumps on Holly’s rock and rallied through Hybrid, Black and Blue, Uno and Ego Trip. With lunch and swim breaks in between, the riders stayed fuelled and cool, finishing off the ride with a much needed group full gear swim.

The day wrapped up with relaxing massages and fresh caesars at the Triple B BBQ on the Glacier House patio. Friends new and old with their families quickly packed the house and awards and giveaways were underway. The Rider of the Year based on checkpoint totals, rider poll and best photo the trophy and a Kimpex helmet was awarded to a crowd favourite Karina King. With major street cred from charging her 1985 Honda combined with her vibrant, encouraging personality she fully encompassed the Triple B Rally spirit.

Every rider walked away with a special giveaway from our sponsors including Infinite Powersports, Rough Country Marine Free Spirit Sports, Revelution Fitness, Somewon Collective, Society Snow and Skate, Kimpex, MX&Offroad Magazine, Beta Demos from Mountain Motorcycle, Health & Beauty products from Arbonne, Tunes and gifts from local radio station 92.5 Stoke FM and Tanks and Stickers printed locally from Integrated Apparel. Huge thanks to Glacier House Resort for supporting the moto community and hosting us, we could not imagine a better venue.