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NZ MTB Calendar
$19.00 NZD
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Hang it in the toilet, give it to ya mate or wallpaper the study with the New Zealand Mountain Biking Calendar. It runs from January 2025 to January 2026 and is jam-packed with fabulous backcountry photos by Dave Mitchell.
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- Items are generally packed and sent the same day your order is received.
- Costs $9 by overnight courier within New Zealand.
- NZ$12 by tracked airmail to Australia.
- Around NZ$15-25 by tracked airmail to destinations elsewhere in the world - calculated in our shipping cart as you check out.
- More shipping and tax details in our FAQ.
Customer Reviews
4.8 Based on 51 Reviews
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C
12/09/2015
CR
CO
12/22/2015
CathyandKen O.
Mountain Bike calendar
This is a fabulous calendar for any cycling enthusiast for themselves or as a gift. We have bought this calendar for many years for ourselves and is great on the back of the loo door...or anywhere else you fancy! You can take in the splendours of the great NZ outdoors and marvel at some amazing terrain these cyclists go to!
J
01/01/2016
Jet
Just Awesome
Awesomely motivational calendar again, got one for the bike shop and for a friend's home workshop.
MP
01/07/2016
Maureen P.
PL
01/21/2016
Peter L.
Calendar
Write your review here Hi Ground Effect Staff and Happy New Year. The calendar has been a standard Christmas gift purchase for at least the past five years. I buy it every year for my partner who is also a keen mountain biker and tourer. We stick it up in our kitchen and love looking at the great shots mostly of single track and lots of it on the South Island that we toured six years ago in the whole month of Feb. Just loved the place. On a related matter all my bike gear is from Ground Effect. I brought two pairs of Exocets ten years ago. I ride six days per week on average and do about 300km all up per week. Road Bikes and Mountain Bikes. So the Exocets have been through the washing machine every alternate day(I wear no other nicks) for ten years. That’s about 1800 times and still going strong! Your gear is not the cheapest on the market by far but when the stuff wears that well it’s the best value money can buy. Cheers Peter