To Be A Singletrack Readers Award Nominee #STRAW17 Is The Key

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If you’re a bike shop or brand, trail centre or supplier, grab our attention and that of potentially thousands of customers too by getting yourselves nominated for one of the twelve awards that are up for grabs in this year’s Singletrack Reader Awards.

This could be you!

Use the hashtag #STRAW17 in your Twitter posts, we’ll keep an eye out for them, and we’ll help share your posts to bolster your campaign. Whether you’re a global brand or a local bike shop, there’s an award category for you and this is a chance for you to raise your profile – for free! If you make it through to the finalists, we’ll even invite you along to the awards ceremony for beer, food, and a fun night. This might just be the most potentially rewarding hashtag ever.

Could you be a winner?

Think you’re worthy of the Mountain Bike Personality of the Year Award? Then get your nomination in. Of course, telling us you’re great will only go so far – if you a mount a successful social media campaign to highlight just what an amazing person you are, then you’re more likely to make it through selection and into the voting round.

To help you with that campaign – or more seriously, to help our many great local bike shops try for that coveted ‘Best Bike Shop’ award, or perhaps for the unsung trail maintenance crews to get their nominations in for ‘Best Trail Centre’, get your campaign underway, create your post, catch our eye, and use that hashtag: #STRAW17

The categories are:

  • Best Hardware
  • Best Softwear
  • Best Bike:
    • under £1000
    • under £2500
    • over £2500
  • Best Image
  • Best Written Article
  • Best UK Event, Show or Series
  • Best Bike Shop
  • Best Online Service
  • Mountain Bike Personality of the Year
  • Best Trail Centre

For full details of category requirements, head over here.

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Hannah Dobson

Managing Editor

I came to Singletrack having decided there must be more to life than meetings. I like all bikes, but especially unusual ones. More than bikes, I like what bikes do. I think that they link people and places; that cycling creates a connection between us and our environment; bikes create communities; deliver freedom; bring joy; and improve fitness. They're environmentally friendly and create friendly environments. I try to write about all these things in the hope that others might discover the joy of bikes too.

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