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The mastodon of the snows at 504 rue de St-Jovite, and Cybercycle, in the Village sector, located at 1908 chemin du Village. The two points of sale and rental also organize guided bike hikes. These provide the opportunity to discover the best trails in this area and to take advantage of some advice from the pros. “Winters in Quebec are a lot better since the Fat Bike arrived,” writes Philou Poirier on his Facebook page. The accolade is followed by a superb video that takes you on an incredible fat bike outing. The Mont-Tremblant athlete and his brother Benoit offer excursions from Thursday to Sunday on maintained trails that are accessible to all riders. Cybercycletremblant.com. Jérôme Alix, who’s responsible for the bicycle workshop at L’Âme du Sport, even suggests
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(Cont’d from p. 6) nighttime excursions. Equipped with flashlights, the seven Norco Bigfoot 6.2 bikes can take off on the D7 trail, which starts at rue Cadieux. After 700 metres of surreal descent—and there is definitely something unreal about riding a bike on snow at -25 °C, particularly in the middle of the night—you rejoin the linear park Le P’tit Train du Nord, which in turn provides access to the superb trails of Le Maître golf course, on trail D3… which is the ne plus ultra, according to Jérôme. “The hilly trails of Le Maître golf course provide beautiful views and are accessible to everyone,” he explains. “There appears to be a keen interest, even an infatuation, for the fat bike. Those who try it, adopt it. It’s a superb winter sport that requires less effort and maintenance than cross-country skiing,” Jérôme concludes. Facebook.com/LAmeDuSportLaSourceDuSport.
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