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THE City of Whittlesea is giving dirt jump riders the chance to learn exciting new skills under the watchful eye of experts at its track in Doreen later this month.

The dirt jumps track at Painted Hills Recreation Reserve has proved a hit with bike riders of all ages and skill levels since it opened in September 2024.

Dirt jumps are jumps of various sizes made from compacted soil that riders, usually on BMX or mountain bikes, perform tricks on.

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Designed to cater to beginner, intermediate, and advanced riders, the track at Doreen was built in response to a surge of interest in dirt jumping, especially among younger residents.

An action-packed, family-friendly launch event featuring a variety of free activities will be held on Saturday, March 29.

Riders will be able to get tips and enjoy jaw-dropping stunts from dirt jumps experts, as well as take advantage of an onsite mobile bike repair service. There will also be a delicious barbecue, creative face-painting and exciting giveaways.

What: Doreen Dirt Jumps Official Launch.

When: Saturday, March 29, from 10am to 12pm.

Where: Painted Hills Recreation Reserve, 160W Painted Hills Road, Doreen.

Who: Families; beginner, intermediate, and advanced riders.

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