It’s not all skills, drills and send.
Sometimes, the real magic of mountain biking isn’t in conquering the biggest line, it’s in the people you ride it with.
Our Huck it Social Rides are all about connection. A space for every rider, at every level, to come together, connect and build a crew that lifts each other up.
These rides aren’t about how fast you are or how technical your riding is. They’re about sharing the stoke, meeting like-minded women and growing your support network in the MTB space.
Whether you’re new to the scene or a seasoned shredder, there’s a place for you here. Come along, meet your people and grow your riding circle.
Keep an eye on upcoming ride dates or join our next one, we’d love to have you along.
Feeling a little nervous? Reach out anytime; we’re here to help you feel welcome and supported.
The Huck It Rider Team
Say hey to this powerhouse crew of 8 incredible women representing a mix of MTB disciplines, backgrounds and skill levels — from fresh racers to seasoned senders. This team isn’t just about speed — it’s about showing up, lifting each other up, and creating space for more women to feel seen, supported and absolutely stoked on bikes.
Their mission?
Suzie rode her first mountain bike trail at 41 and never looked back, trading a decades-old hardtail for enduro racing, a podium finish, and a fierce passion for getting more women on bikes. This is her story.
My journey into mountain biking started later in life than most. When my daughter Hannah came home from Canada, she brought her passion for mountain biking with her. She dragged me out, hired me a bike and later admitted she thought she’d nearly destroyed me. But I came back with a huge smile on my face, asking for her to help me buy a bike.
I grew up riding bikes with my brother and exploring. Some of my earliest core memories are of us riding all day on random bikes not designed for the terrain we were on. I can remember the excitement of getting a new bike and testing it out. Nothing much has changed there.
In 2025 I represented the Huck It Rider Team in Downhill MTB and was able to take the title of WA Over All Women’s E-DH Champion! At the end of 2025 I decided to set myself a new challenge, something completely out of my comfort zone but incredibly meaningful to me.
From a young age, riding was only ever for a purpose, a mode of transport from A to B. I really didn’t understand people who would go road riding for hours or bashing through bush trails just because they could – I thought they were a bit weird. How I wish I’d known then what I know now.
Turi shares her cycling journey. With no background as an athlete or in sporting pursuits I decided to take myself for a bike ride for Valentine’s Day 2018. Pedalling out in the middle of the day, it was a way to do something for myself and support my mental health.
Social Rides