Category Archives: Chapter News

CRAMBA Chapter Meeting Minutes 1/16/18 The meeting was held at Rochester Mills Beer Co. and was called to order at 7:05 by Steve Vigneau. 27 members were in attendance. Previous meeting minutes were not read. STONY UPDATE -Bids are out … Continue reading →

Thanks to all of you — CRAMBA’s members, volunteers, and donors — 2017 was another great year of Mountain Biking and Advocacy here in Southeast Michigan. Our next in-person Chapter Meeting will be next Tuesday, January 16th, at Rochester Mills … Continue reading →

On October 19th we had our quarterly Chapter Member Meeting up at Addison Oaks. The weather was amazing and we had approximately 20 people in attendance at the meeting. As usual for our October meeting we held board elections, with … Continue reading →

    Massive Fallout is a large-scale group ride organized by the volunteers of the Clinton River Area Mountain Bike Association (CRAMBA-IMBA).   The ride features four prominent trails in Macomb and Oakland Counties: Stony Creek, Bald Mountain, Addison Oaks, and Bloomer. These trails are … Continue reading →

Click HERE to order your CRAMBA jersey. A few details: These are Produce on Demand items and will take 7 business days to be produced before they’re shipped. CRAMBA receives 15% of the retail cost. Orders $75 or more will … Continue reading →

The Clinton River Area Mountain Bike Association’s (CRAMBA) National Mountain Bike Patrol has had another successful year providing great service for all trail users in Southeast Michigan. 44 active CRAMBA patrollers put in a exceptional, 2642 hours of volunteer time … Continue reading →

The CRAMBA-IMBA Board would like to invite you to Rochester Mills Beer Co. on Tuesday, January 10, 2017 for our next chapter meeting. As usual the meeting will start around 7:00 PM, so if you’d like to order food or … Continue reading →

Tomorrow is opening day for firearm deer season. If you ride on public or state lands that allow hunting please be careful. Below are a few tips to make your rides home safely. Here are some safety and common sense … Continue reading →