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Google has made a major change to search and it does not bode well. Results are now based on your current location. So what’s new?  Google has always looked at your location, even down to city/town level, and changed the results accordingly. That is fine if you are travelling and want to find the nearest … Continue reading Google makes it harder to change location for country specific research →

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In Hard am Bodensee, almost directly on the German-Austrian border, one of the largest and best bowls of Europe is located. This is the location of the Ride Further Tour 2017 from the 2nd - 3rd September with a big stint in the fifth round.

From England have already announced Kriss Kyle, Bas Keep, Matt Priest, Chaz Mailey and Lima Eltham, but that's not all. A total of 16 international pros will go to Hard in the start and then there would be the winners of the four wildcards. Chris Halbritter and Mätti Hilber have already qualified at the BMX Männle Turnier in Tuttlingen, two other wildcards can be won on the 2nd September at the Pre-Quali directly on site. But be careful: the number of participants is limited, so register quickly (register@wayfurther.com)

For more information on the Ride Further Tour 2017 in Hard, visit Facebook.

The first stop of the Ride Hard Session Tour 2018 will taking place at the 5th of May, at the Trendsport hall in Basel. For the first stop they will host a chilled BMX jam with vouchers and goodies for tricks. If the weather will be nice, you can ride the Half-pipe, flatrails and curbs outside. Sounds good right?

All the best, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

What:
Ride Hard Session Tour #1 Basel

When:
05 May 2018

Where:
Trendsport Basel
Uferstrasse 80
4057 Basel


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