FAQ

This year we hosted our first rider clinic and it was a huge succes! We hope to run more in the future so stay tuned to our social pages. If you are interested in becoming a better/safer rider you can also reach out to DJ Burmey (Burmey Training (https://www.instagram.com/burmey_training/)on Instagram) or Matthew Stokes (Stokes Training (https://www.instagram.com/stokestraining/)on Instagram).

Nope. However our practice days are split up into different classes so you will be riding with folks that are of similar capabilities/speed as yourself. See our Rider Info page for more information on how the practice sessions are set up.

We have a complete list of the required gear on our Rider Info (https://www.grunthalmx.com/rider-info)page.

Our aim is to host practice every week throughout the riding season, keep tabs on our social media pages/website for up to date information on whether we are having practice or not.

We have multiple photographers/videographers that come and shoot during practices/races, some of them do post their work on social media for you to use for free and others have the option for you to buy their photos/videos. GMX does not have any official paid photographers/videographers.

Unfortunately, due to our agreement for the use of the land we are not allowed to have riders show up at any time. Riders are only permitted on designated practice/race days. Please do not try to ride outside of these days/times. Our neighbours will call the police if they hear/see anyone on the GMX grounds that is not authorized.

Yes! Everything at the track is able to be rolled. There are a lot of table tops/step ups that are great and safe for beginners. We always require you do a sight lap when you arrive prior to hitting any of the jumps. We are also building a small bike track that will be great for your kiddos to rip around on their 85s and 110s.

We currently do not allow quads on the track for safety reasons.