MC Kundl

MC Kundl maintains its own training track in the Tyrolean Inn valley at Weinberg 5. For 2026 the club issues a membership fee combined with a riding permit and keeps a separate section for guest riders, so a non-member does not simply turn up but goes through that route. What the course looks like under race conditions is documented by the Alpencup: Kundl was its third round in 2025, held on 14 and 15 June on a 1500 metre circuit that the club prepares specifically for every event. Saturday ran the 50, 65 and 85 cc classes plus MX2 and seniors/gladiators, Sunday the Ladies Cup and the Super, Inter and Hobby divisions. In the paddock walking pace of no more than 7 km/h applies, and pit bikes, Surrons and scooters are not allowed there. The sources say nothing about the ground; we have sand on record. If that holds, it is mainly the rear that works you: in deep sand it pogos and swims because it never settles between the bumps. Top of our cause list for that is rebound that is too fast - slow it down with fewer clicks out so the rear stops pogoing.