Rock out on July 16-18, 2021 at Okanagan 24’s 24 hour mountain bike race.
The race is located at Silver Star mountain at an elevation of 1,609 m (5,280 ft) that makes it Canada’s highest 24 hour mountain bike race.
Course was designed by Cory Wallace, Canada’s current 24 hour mountain bike World Solo Champion. The course features fun & flowy single track appropriate for all levels of riding ability.
The 24-hour race categories are:
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Competitive Teams of 5,
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Solo racers,
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or Corporate teams of up to 10.
A 4-hour solo race option is also available.
August 5th Newsletter: Summer update | No September Race...
Covid update: July race dates have been cancelled due to Covid-19 as government legislation doesn't allow f...
Bike Barn legend and trail slayer, Aart Van Kooy, kept cool as a cucumber as he unexpectedly comes across a mo...
Oct 24, 2019 Newsletter: Let the good times roll....into 2020!...
Sign up before December 20th for a chance to win!
Cracking the code on 24 hour mountain bike racing
Mentally I had to stay engaged for another 10 hours, as alot can still happen over that time
June 24, 2019 Newsletter: Race Info & Scheduling...
VERNON - After racing his mountain bike for over 12 hours and now surrounded by nightfall, Cory Wallace admits...
May 27, 2019 Newsletter: Saddle up for a Summer Sizzler...
In a 24 hour race the weather and temperature can fluctuate greatly so it is important to have the proper clot...
Having the right pit crew at your 24 hr Solo race can be the difference between winning and losing....
WIN a free 4 hr solo entry or 50% off a 24 hr team entry....
March 15, 2019 Newsletter: Gearing up for spring...
Light it up! With half of a 24 hour race generally being in the dark it is important to make this tough part o...
2019 is the year to rip n' shred! Tag a friend to be entered in the draw for a free solo entry! Check out our...
When I first started racing 24 hours I mainly focused on solo racing but lately I’ve been involved in the 5...
Racing for 24 hours solo means that you must also eat for 24 hours, ideally 300-400 calories an hour which equates to 7200-9600 calories over the course of the race!
Check out Canadian Cyclist Magazine's announcement of Okanagan 24 On February 2, 2019...
Check out Pedal Magazine's announcement of Okanagan 24 On January 31, 2019
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