- Slush Fund
- Resources
- New Zealand (South Island)
- Golden Bay MTB ClubGolden Bay
- Firepit Pump Track & Jump ParkNelson
- Lake Tekapo Recreational ParkTekapo
- Christchurch Singletrack ClubChristchurch
- Bluff Hill / MotupohueSouthland
- Glacier Country MTB ClubSouth Westland
- Nicols Creek TrackDunedin
- The HeaphyGolden Bay
- Lake Wanaka, Albert Town TrackWanaka
- Kaiteriteri MTB ParkGolden Bay
- Urumau ReserveChristchurch
- Wharfedale TrackNorth Canterbury
- Orari RiverGeraldine
- Living SpringsChristchurch
- Cust Dirt Jump ParkCust
- Greymouth to Ross trackGreymouth
- LinkwaterMarlborough
- Denniston PlateauWestport
- Blue Spur TracksHokitika
- Blair Atholl Walkway & CyclewayBalclutha
- Poulter ValleyArthurs Pass National Park
- New Zealand (North Island)
- Miramar Track ProjectWellington
- Carterton MTB ParkCarterton
- Gravity Downhill Club KapitiKapiti
- Rawhiti Block TracksWhakatane
- Whitianga MTB ParkWhitianga
- Levin TrailsLevin
- Tunnel GullyWellington
- Wainuiomata Trail ProjectWainuiomata
- Belmont Regional ParkWellington
- Australia (WA)
- Perth MTB ClubDwellingup
- Australia (TAS)
- RavenswoodLaunceston
- Australia (QLD)
- Lake RossTownsville
- Australia (NSW)
- Maulbrooks Mtb tracksEurobodalla
- Milton UlladullaMilton Ulladulla
- Awaba Mountain Bike ParkNewcastle
- Australia (ACT)
- Stromlo Forest ParkCanberra
Slush Fund
Updated 30 July 2010
Since Adam rode a hard-tail, Ground Effect has provided foot soldiers and cold cash for the cycling revolution. Each year we hand out thousands of dollars from our 'Slush Fund' to help local track builders expand the mountain bike playground. And Ground Effect staff work with other advocates and land managers on local issues and national campaigns like the battle to reclaim access to the Heaphy.If your club has a worthy project that needs funds to make it real, bang a note to slushfund@groundeffect.co.nz . We seldom say no and we don't require you to jump through endless bureaucratic hoops so it's generally worth your while to flick us a brief proposal. As a guideline we feel good about supplementing public money and/or voluntary labour with cash to buy materials or hire equipment - which generally translates into handouts of up to $1000 for any single project. We end up funding a lot of bridges and scrub cutters!
Ground Effect also holds stock of IMBA's two excellent trail building books - 'Trail Solutions and 'Natural Surface Tracks by Design'. If your club or organisation is involved in trail work, then talk to us about getting your hands on a copy.


