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High-end rides at mountain
Aug 22, 2013 | 3099 views | 0 0 comments | 194 194 recommendations | email to a friend | print
Mountain bikers can now demo the fabled Canfield Brothers F1 Jedi at Mount Snow.
Mountain bikers can now demo the fabled Canfield Brothers F1 Jedi at Mount Snow.
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DOVER– Mount Snow’s bike park is now the official East Coast Demo Center for the renowned Canfield Brothers line of downhill mountain bikes for the 2013 and 2014 seasons. Mount Snow will showcase a small fleet of Canfield’s legendary F1 Jedi downhill bikes available for guests to try.

Demos will be available for $100 per day and Canfield Brothers will offer a $100 discount on frame purchases for 2013 to customers that have demoed one of their bikes at Mount Snow.

Mount Snow’s lift-served mountain biking is open Friday to Sunday and select Wednesdays through October 6.

For more information or to make Canfield Brothers F1 Jedi reservations, contact Mount Snow Sports at (802) 464-4040.

For more information on downhill mountain biking at Mount Snow visit www.mountsnow.com/biking.
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