
4/10/23 – 7/10/23 ( 4 Days )
MADRON IS NOW IN PORTO
The same Mad-Ron, but with XL epic-ness. In association with Extreme XL Lagares.
We have been keeping a secret and it’s been far from an easy decision. Holding the event in the Algarve has become problematic to such an extent that it is now impossible for us to operate in a responsible, bona fide way. Having been friends with the XL Lagares team from Porto for a while they have made it very easy for us to consider operating MadRon in a legitimate and professional manner there. The riding is amazing, more diverse and the format will be typically Mad-Ron. Porto is simple to fly to and very cultural, with fantastic hotels, food and bars allowing you to relax and have a great time.
EVENT – £395 (€450)
TRANSPORT FROM UK – £600 (optional)
6-8 HOURS OF RIDING PER DAY
HOURS OF LIVE BROADCAST ON SOCIAL MEDIA
CHOOSE YOUR ROUTE and switch at your leisure
All this is monitored by our NEW live GPS system.
LOGISTICS – WMB TRANPORT
BIKE RENTAL
GASGAS RENTAL
Motorcycle rental options are available through Enduro Code. Please make direct contact with them.
Compatible gps devices are those that operate to a specific standard that we can easily upload the routes to. There are not enough track tapes (markers) to navigate the routes therefore you must bring your own GPS. Please clear the memory beforehand as it will be deleted. As soon as you arrive please hand over your GPS to us for the initial days track. When you return in the evenings your GPS must be handed in for the next days route. Colorado Series: Colorado 300, Colorado 400c, Colorado 400i, Dakota Series: Dakota 10, Dakota 20 eTrex Series: eTrex 10, eTrex 20, eTrex 30, eTrex 30x, Foretrex Series: Foretrex 101, Foretrex 201, Foretrex 301, Foretrex 401 GPS Series: GPS 60 GPSMap Series: GPSMap 60, GPSMap 60 C, GPSMap 60 CSX, GPSMap 60 CX Montana Series: Montana 600, Montana 650, Montana 650 T Nüvi Series: Nüvi 500, Nüvi 550 Oregon Series: Oregon 200, Oregon 300, Oregon 400 C, Oregon 400 i, Oregon 450, Oregon 450 T, Oregon 550, Oregon 550 T, Oregon 600 Rino Series: Rino 520, Rino 530, Rino 610, Rino 650, Rino 520 HCX, Rino 530 HCX, Rino 655 T Zumo Series: Zumo 220, Zumo 340LM, Zumo 550, Zumo 590LM, Zumo 660, Zumo 665GPS DEVICES we can use.
Colorado 400t
eTrex Legend C, eTrex Legend CX, eTrex Legend H, eTrex Legend HCX
eTrex Summit HCSave
eTrex Venture CX, eTrex Venture HC
eTrex Vista C, eTrex Vista CX, eTrex Vista H, eTrex Vista HCX
GPSMap 62, GPSMap 62 S, GPSMap 62 SC, GPSMap 62 ST
GPSMap 62 STC, GPSMap 64 S, GPSMap 64ST
GPSMap 76 C, GPSMap 76 CS, GPSMap 76 CSX, GPSMap 76 CX
GPSMap 78, GPSMap 78 S, GPSMap 78 SC
GPSMap 276 C, GPSMap 376 C, GPSMap 378, GPSMap 478
What to do and when – swipe from right
BIKE PREPARATION:
Working lights: There is always a chance you will arrive home in the dark. We also suggest you carry/fit a head torch.
Fully Road Legal: Your bike should be fully UK road legal. Documents should be kept with the bike at all times.
Tools: Please carry a tool kit for your bike.
Mobile phone: At least capable of international calls. A smartphone with Google maps of the area pre-downloaded could save your bacon if you get lost or need an alternative route home as many of the tracks, only meters from where we ride, are actually part of the road network. Google maps will actually navigate you out from the deepest forests.
Tyres: Tyres with large tread are proven to be NOT your best option. The terrain is not muddy, but the rock is greasy, your tyre (and mousse) should be as soft as possible. A used mousse and a Mitas EF07 double green is ideal.
Mousses: With a lot of large sharp sticks in the ground. Unless you are carrying ALL the equipment to change a tube, Mousses really should be used. You are at best, a horrible push away from the nearest road.
Bike Protection:
- Sump protection is most definitely required.
- Exposed linkage protection is highly recommended.
- Clutch/stator cover protection is advised.
- Hand Guards are definitely essential (wrap-arounds if you’re a serial crasher)
- Disc Guards optional. Bent disc are rare but do happen.
Fuel: Routes are based upon a standard 2T fuel tank with a range of 50 miles, we try to use existing fuel stations where possible, so you will need to carry Euros and some 2 stroke oil. At other times we use a remote fuel point, usually a van at the end of one of the gps sections. In this instance we will provide the fuel containers and monitor your use and either keep a float or reclaim the cash at the end of the day ( no money no fuel ).
GPS and GPS Mount: See GPS section.
STUFF to LOOK AT
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