Manx Gravity Enduro takes place tomorrow

Saturday, 28 June 2014 08:30

Mountain bikers taking part in tomorrow's second Manx Gravity Enduro have a chance to get familiar with the course.

The new cycling event is the fastest growing event of its type in the UK and Europe - this time it's taking place in the northern plantations.

Competitors will tackle 14 miles and four stages with a range of prizes up for grabs.

Organiser Robin Arnolds says there's a chance to practice before the event itself:

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