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Comment by Ready Set Ride on April 12, 2010 at 18:13

thanks for attending everyone! the weather was threatening us for the last few days. so we just had to hope those keen would come regardless and if it really did rain we'd move inside. lucky it didn't have to come to that.
all in all we were very happy with the event. thanks adelaide cyclists for this platform. it is great having somewhere accessible to all cyclists to find and post events here in adelaide.
we have quite an extensive mailing list who we send updates on our rides and events and other local bicycle related events.
please join by sending us an email at
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see you all at the swap meet next sunday!

Comment by Jeremy Miller on April 12, 2010 at 17:26

It was a really great night, thanks for putting it on!
I would echo Angus' comments on the Bike Kitchen and bike co-ops - makes me so keen to get one set up in Adelaide (I was pretty keen already, but now I feel really inspired!)
Really enjoyed all the films, look forward to the next one!!

Comment by heather on April 12, 2010 at 1:23

Thanks for organising the film night.
At 7pm I wondered about going, because it had only just stopped raining in Prospect. Yet when I reached the bottom of the hill and into the Charles Sturt Council area, the roads were dry.
There was quite a crowd, yet only 8 people confirmed that they would attend. At least 75 people there - I spoke to many as I collected a petition to keep bicycle lanes. (Refer to Prospect BUG page.)

Comment by Gus K on April 11, 2010 at 17:32

Thanks guys for putting it on. I'm glad the rain stayed away. It was a good selection of films. The co-op 'Bicycle Kitchen' one was inspiring. The

Road to Roubaix wasn't bad. You don't need to apologies. It was good to see it before tonight's event. I think as a film it could have been shorter, like 50min, and some of the repetition in cyclists grabs cut out (and that Flemish woman!!). I thought some of the major interviewees were good, especially the 'ex Rock 'n Roll' writer. His description of the race running through some of the worlds most bloody battlefields was particularly evocative. I also thought I heard the voice of the Bike Show's Jack Thurstan but no visuals.
I reckon it I was an editor I would have made the film follow the race from pre-start then as the race progressed when we begin to realise Stuart O'Grady will win.

I did like the long walk he took after his win and the showroom scenes. So much respect and tradition.

Comment by Wombat on April 10, 2010 at 13:48

I was wondering the same thing...

Comment by Gus K on April 10, 2010 at 12:15

Hi... what's the wet weather plan for tonight?

Watch this space if it starts raining..

Comment by Ready Set Ride on April 2, 2010 at 16:06

Full? golly i don't know why it says that...
come one come all!

Comment by Gus K on April 2, 2010 at 15:40

That's a good lookin' wall. Will be better with bicycles on it.

Will there be a program guide out in advance?

Comment by Wombat on April 2, 2010 at 13:54

A notice came up saying that this event was full. What's the go with that?

Comment by Jeremy Miller on April 1, 2010 at 20:15

Really looking forward to it!! I am giving a bicycle workshop - all about using bikes for transport and hauling stuff - at the Grange Organic Market on that Saturday at 11am - see attached file..

RESKILLING WORKSHOPS.pdf

Looking forward to getting all 'biked out' ;-)