Kerikeri BMX

28/09/2024

27/01/2024

LET'S KEEP IT FUN FOR EVERYONE!

(Borrowed from Waitakere BMX)
Everyone that is a member of BMXNZ, all riders, parents, caregivers and officials must abide by the BMXNZ Rules & Regulations as well as the Code of Conduct. Full details can be found at the following link - https://www.bmxnz.co.nz/health-safety/bmxnz-regulations

Make sure you've read up on the latest rules and are familiar with what is expected.

All events, whether it's training sessions, club nights, race meets, or major meets are run by volunteers who have given countless hours to the sport they love. They are there to make it fun, safe, and an even competition for everyone involved. Please treat them with respect, listen to what they are saying and say thank you every now and then.

This is a family sport so please;
❎ NO Alcohol/Smoking/Vaping or drugs within the BMX grounds.
❎ NO Verbal or Physical abuse, use of foul language, obscene gestures or bullying will be tolerated.
❎ NO Discrimination or harrasment.

As a rider, we expect the following;
✅ Treat EVERYONE with respect, along with their property and the club facility.
✅ Wear your helmet at ALL times when riding your bike. This includes any time your bike is moving and your feet are off the ground.
✅ Show good sportsmanship and race to the best of your ability.

18/01/2024

This gives a little insight into BMX, it would really open more options not just for children but teens and adults alike, a very sociable sport that can take you to national and international champs, even lead you to the Olympics!

Cooper Moulin - The Life of the BMX Racerspromotional video

18/01/2024

A really supportive team sport for all ages and genders!