A 25-MILE mountain bike race on the edge of the North York Moors is to be revived for the first time since the mid-1990s.
The Boltby Bash cycle ride is to take place around High Paradise Farm at Boltby near Thirsk in May.
The family who own the farm hosted the race for a number of years in the 1990s and are now helping to organise the updated race with a bike events company.
One of the organisers, Ginny Skilbeck said: “It used to be one of the biggest mountain biking races in the 1990s. We hosted it for four or five years and then it ran its course and life moved on.
The Boltby Bash cycle ride is to take place around High Paradise Farm at Boltby near Thirsk in May.
The family who own the farm hosted the race for a number of years in the 1990s and are now helping to organise the updated race with a bike events company.
One of the organisers, Ginny Skilbeck said: “It used to be one of the biggest mountain biking races in the 1990s. We hosted it for four or five years and then it ran its course and life moved on.
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