Volunteer Opportunities & Recognition

Motor City Mountain Biking Association

Thank you to our amazing community of volunteers who devote their time, energy and funds to build and maintain the trails we all enjoy.

While most group volunteer opportunities have canceled or put on hold, we appreciate everyone who has continued to contribute their time and energy to maintaining and building our incredible trails. Please look for new trail days coming soon!

SPRING PRUNING IS EVERYONE’S RESPONSIBILITY

Removing invasive species is an easy way to help while you’re out on the trails, and veteran Trail Coordinator Mike Flack has some guidance on identifying and irradicating them in this great MCMBA YouTube video.

 

PLEASE CONTINUE TO REPORT VOLUNTEER HOURS

It not only demonstrates the commitment our members have to building and maintaining trails, but provides in-kind resources from parks when hosting events.
REPORT VOLUNTEER HOURS

  • National Mountain Bike Patrol training is scheduled

    National Mountain Bike Patrol training is scheduled

    The next National Mountain Bike Patrol training is scheduled! Details below. What is the National Mountain Bike Patrol? A chapter of the National Mountain Bike Patrol is a volunteer mountain bike organization dedicated to promoting responsible riding and trail use on our public lands, providing assistance and education to trail users, and participating in this…

  • North American Bicycle Show 2015

    North American Bicycle Show 2015

    Once again, CRAMBA and MCMBA will be joining forces to host a booth at the North American Bicycle Show this weekend at Cobo Hall. It’s a great chance to connect with friends, check out our new gear, and find out more about trails, races, and other events happening in the area. See http://noam.bike/nabs/ for more…

  • Volunteer of the Year – 2014

    Volunteer of the Year – 2014

    Please join us in congratulating our 2014 MCMBA Volunteer of the Year, Dave Mackey! That Dave recorded over 240 hours of FAFL time last year is remarkable, but what really impressed us was the way that he stepped up into the role of assistant trail coordinator for the Hines Park trails, organizing weekly trail work…