And that is definitely good as well! The Reithalle in Ulm opened more than 10 years ago and is one of the very few indoor skate parks in southern Germany. With a good mix of transitions, banks, ledges and rails, the Reithalle offers perfect conditions for riders to fly and grind. The jump box, recently made bigger, will certainly be one of the most used obstacles when pros and amateurs compete for a travel budget worth 800 € as well as stuff by Monster Energy, Pro-tec, the Fiat Freestyle Team, Felt Bikes and the Schickeria BMX Shop.
Like at all Telekom Local Support Challenges, there will also be the opportunity to qualify for a spot at the upcoming Telekom Extreme Playgrounds. Riders such as Brett „Mad Dog“ Banasiewicz and Alex Coleborn are waiting for competition when battling for more than 20.000 $ prize money on November 20th at Velodrom in Berlin in front of 5.000 spectators. The three best pros and the amateur winner will start against them.
Of course there won’t be any signing up fee at the Telekom Local Support Park Challenge and entry is free. For all participants there will be a free rider’s BBQ and the service van to help out with spare parts and professional advice. A great day should be followed by a great evening which will happen on the dance floor of the „Frau Berger“ club. Great music and free drinks included! These should be enough reasons to plan a trip to the Telekom Local Support Park Challenge! Sign up quickly as places are limited!
More info and to sign up on telekom-localsupport.de.
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