Welcome to Kona Odyssey

Thank you to all participants in the 2012 Kona Odyssey MTB Marathon. It was truly an epic day with thousands of riders, spectators, families and friends enjoying the event and the sunshine that came with it. Congratulations on your endeavours, no matter how you went you were a starter and have ridden your way into mountain Bike Mythology.

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What will your odyssey be? To win? Top two hundred? To finish? To just survive?

 

Will you, like our hero Homer, stand atop the Otway Ranges come February 18th, muddied but triumphant; a two wheeled warrior, conqueror of 100 kilometres of vertiginous climbs, thick swathes of forest and the odd mud monster clawing out from the ferns?

 

It’s a story only you will be able to tell after signing up for the Kona Odyssey, a marathon mountain bike journey like no other.

 

This is the one the mountain bike Gods look to, it’s the one they hold up as the biggest two wheel battlefield of all.

 

The Kona Odyssey.

 Ride your way into mountain bike mythology.

 

Date Saturday February 16th, 2013
Location Great Otway National Park, South-West Victoria
Format Kona Odyssey 100km - Apollo Bay to Forrest
Kona Shorty 50km - Forrest to Forrest
Kona Pioneer 15km - Forrest to Forrest

 

And of course, all good warriors back from battle deserve a good feast and festival – so stash the steed and enjoy plenty of food, entertainment, bike displays, live music and kids’ activities at the finish line.
 

People of earth, the Gods have ordained
An epic adventure of joy and pain:
Cycle the Otways if you try,
The bravest warriors should survive.

 

 


Latest News

Hansen scores podium, Blair another win while Haig dashes hopes with a drop

Wednesday, May 16, 2012
The 77km Stage Four of the Inkgerreke Commercial Mountain Bike Enduro in Alice Springs featured equal parts pain and pleasure today with spills for some and come from behind wins for the more fortunate.

Blair and Anset maintain overall Enduro leads with strong Stage Three wins

Tuesday, May 15, 2012
After being relegated to holding the silverware on Anzac Hill yesterday evening in the sprint stage, yellow jersey wearers Andy Blair and Melissa Anset climbed back onto the premium podium slots this morning with respective wins in the 49km Stage Three ride.

Hogarth the hero, Holmes holds court on Anzac Hill sprint*

Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Day One of the Ingkerreke Commercial Mountain Bike Enduro wrapped up today with a Alice Springs town centre hill sprint that drew crowds armed with ringing cowbells, all cheering on riders as they powered to the top of Anzac Hill, a 300 metre dash that burned legs and lungs to the core.


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