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ALL RIDERS ARE CREATED EQUAL
WHAT A RIDE - We love cycling for good reason and it’s exactly that passion we want to share. Because when you're on a bike, it doesn’t matter where you come from, how old you are, or what goals you’re chasing. On the bike, we’re all equal: we climb the same steep hills, push through the same headwind, feel the same sun on our skin, and cover the same distance.
That’s what makes cycling so special: it’s a personal challenge where everyone rides their own race, yet it’s also a shared experience that brings us together.
The joy of riding, the sense of freedom, and the satisfaction of reaching a goal create a feeling of community, regardless of our differences.
Cycling brings us closer, to ourselves and to one another. It shows us what’s possible when we believe in ourselves and follow our passion, whether we ride alone or together.
Cycling Connects. Cycling can be enjoyed solo, but it truly shines when experienced together. Whether in cycling clubs or on group rides, the sport creates a strong sense of community and the chance to form lasting friendships. Teamwork plays a key role, especially in road cycling. Working together toward shared goals not only builds trust but also inspires young riders to support one another and grow as a team.
Cycling opens New Worlds. Every cyclist knows the thrill of setting off on an adventure just outside their own doorstep. Whether it’s an unexplored trail in the forest or a bike path through a nearby town never before ridden, letting yourself be guided by direction and choice can bring a fresh sense of freedom.
Regular cycling strengthens the organs, especially the cardiovascular system, tones the leg and core muscles and improves lung capacity. It is an effective way to burn calories and increase physical endurance through continuous movement. Overall, cycling significantly enhances the body's performance.
Cycling is good for the soul, as it promotes feelings of happiness and contentment through the release of endorphins and can help reduce stress. Exercising in the fresh air has a positive effect on the entire human body. The sport teaches patience, perseverance and goal orientation, which also leads to more discipline in everyday life, but just as much calmness in dealing with challenges.
Cycling is a real win for the environment, as it is completely emission-free and significantly reduces CO₂ emissions compared to motorized vehicles. Bicycles don’t rely on fossil fuels, making them one of the most energy-efficient means of transportation. The more people switch to cycling, the cleaner the air in our cities becomes, ultimately improving the quality of life for everyone.
We love cycling and the feeling of freedom it gives. At the same time, we are aware that its speed and dynamics also come with risks. That’s why we launched the GENRIDE safety initiative as one of our first major projects. Our goal is to address all important safety issues and develop practical recommendations. This way, parents, athletes, coaches, and cyclists can access valuable information and ride more safely.
In the first round of the XC Winter Series, participants line up at the start in Kottenheim and compete for positions in the overall standings or the day’s results.
The second round of the XC Winter Series takes place in Boos, Rhineland-Palatinate.
At this race as well, participants from the U9 age category onwards can compete in a sporting challenge. The second round of the Rhein-Eifel MTB Cup will be held in Boos, Rhineland-Palatinate. For riders competing in the overall series, the goal is to confirm strong results from the first round or improve their performance. Anyone wishing to take part in the overall series ranking must ensure they meet the organizer’s requirements and adhere to the specified registration deadlines.
In the second round, participants in the age categories from U9 to Elite are eligible to start.
The final round of the XC Winter Series takes place in Friedewald. In this race, riders competing in the overall standings are challenged to achieve the required results for their final positions in the series ranking — ensuring exciting and competitive races.
On May 31, 2026, the Mons-Tabor Triathlon will once again take place in Montabaur, organized by RSG ’88 Montabaur e.V.
Whether you are a student, youth athlete, or age-group competitor – all endurance sports enthusiasts are welcome to join the race around the Mons-Tabor-Bad.
The program includes age-appropriate combinations of swimming, cycling, and running – from short distances for the youngest participants to the adult distance of 0.4 km swimming, 12 km cycling, and 3 km running.
There will also be an exciting team relay race, where clubs can compete with relay teams – a dynamic format that highlights both speed and teamwork.
The event also counts as a scoring race for the Rhineland-Palatinate Youth Cup and the RTV Cup, making it a perfect season highlight for all triathlon enthusiasts.
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