Notices & Directives

Short administrative instruments on fun, features, speed, and the habit of not giving a quiet trail away. Each record shows a code, an effective date, and whether it has been superseded. The guidance is nonbinding.

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Topic

• Company
• Disclosure
• Features
• Fun
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• Speed

Class

• Bulletin
• Circular
• Directive
• Notice
• Standard

Status

• In force

Year

• 2026

All instruments

• EC-14 — Non-Revision of Built Features Directive · In force · Revised 7 November 2026 A feature under the care of its builders is left as they made it. Riders do not soften, enlarge, or tidy it.
• QD-08 — Undesignated Corridor Non-Publication Notice · In force · Revised 7 November 2026 An undesignated trail is not posted, pinned, or captioned with a way to find it. A picture may remain. The place may not.
• FN-3 — Minimum Viable Gnarliness Standard · In force · Revised 7 November 2026 A trail should remain interesting to a person who came to ride. Sanding it down for a hypothetical stranger is below the minimum.
• SV-11 — Speed, Practice, and Getting Faster Bulletin · In force · Revised 7 November 2026 Going fast is a legitimate purpose. Training is the attempt to improve one's own interval. A trail speed assessment may be treated as an important day.
• PS-2 — The Unmissed Afternoon Circular · In force · Revised 7 November 2026 A bicycle, an available trail, and a friend who would say yes are a complete set of conditions. The office recommends that the set be used.