Ronco Biellese - Vigliano Biellese

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The crossodromo named after Ronco Biellese actually sits in the municipality of Vigliano Biellese at Via Valgrande 2 and is run by Moto Club Ronco Park. The local outlet Newsbiella reports that the venue was built in 1966 by a group of friends around the Salvetti brothers and is today managed by Giancarlo Billotto - a regional champion in the 1970s and one of Italy's ten best senior-category riders, who stopped racing in 1985. Riding takes place on Wednesday and Saturday from 2 pm to 6:30 pm and on Sunday and public holidays from 10 am to noon and from 2 pm to 6:30 pm. Nothing happens without a licence: there is one for competition and one for non-competition use, and children get their first from the age of seven. According to Newsbiella the site has a large shaded car park, an irrigation system against dust, electricity, drinking water, showers and a start gate for 26 riders; mxcenter.it lists the track at 1,500 metres, hard ground, category 4, ASI homologation and a minicross area. Ground that has been ridden and packed hard for decades produces one thing above all: braking bumps on corner entry that travel straight up through the fork into your forearms. If the fork feels wooden and harshens over every small ripple, top of our cause list is low-speed compression set too firm - open it a few clicks so the fork can absorb the small chop.