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Next time you feel like being an idiot and swerving in front of a car - make sure its a Volvo.It's nice to see car manufacturers looking at cycling related accidents and not just pedestrians.…Continue
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Whilst descending for my first time down Cement Hill yesterday I was met with some pretty strong cross winds. It was quite scary and I actually pulled off for a moment (not a proud moment). I don't…Continue
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After visiting Santa at the Magic Cave last night I was left thinking, I wonder what he's bringing me. An hour later I had him all sorted out with a bib and jersey.What is he bringing you? See the…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Shav Bird Oct 31, 2012. 18 Replies 1 Like
A discussion paper has been published from the Federal Department of Infrastructure and Transport relating to Walking, Riding and Access to Public Transport.Of particular note please see Chapter…Continue
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Shav Bird replied to Justin V's discussion Velogames Tour de France in the group Pro-Cycling Fans
Martin Turner replied to Justin V's discussion Volvo leading the way to protect us.Posted on February 18, 2013 at 9:18 11 Comments 9 Likes
The journey to build my new bike started 18 months ago after reading “It’s All About The Bike” by Robert Penn. How wonderful it would be to build a bike that you have personally selected each piece individually, researched its attributes and not have some multinational company thinking that these are the components you should have on a said priced bike. No thanks.
For those that don’t know me, I like things that are a little alternate without being too far from left field. The…
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It has been two years since I started cycling as a recreational sport and not just as a means to get milk from the corner shop. I initially took up cycling in an effort to continue on my original goal of weight loss having originally ballooned out to 110kg due to a decrease in physical activity over 5 -6 years. Two years ago it was hovering around the 100kg mark. Cycling has managed to get me down to approx 90kg but I still have a bit of work to do.
I started with my old…
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Michael Fraser said… Dear Justin
Are you rising to ride tomorrow morning? I see you rode the Screw of Cork on Monday. It was pity I did not know as I would have joined you on Monday arvo as I was home recovering from my ten days away.
Michael
Michael Fraser said… Dear Justin
It was nice to ride with you and the others yesterday. Thank you for the advice re CFFRS I have added the group to my profile. I rode with Brett until the turn-off to Corkscrew Road. (I have ridden it a couple of times and do not enjoy the gradient. It is far too steep for my liking and at 120 plus Ks even more so. If I had an easier ride up Checkers Hill then I may have done). I may consider riding Friday morning ride but I am not sure whether that will be before or after I return from leave.
Michael
Michael Fraser said… Dear Justin
The CFFRS event is no longer appears on the Adelaide Cyclist website. Was this an event created by Brett?
Michael
Gus K said…
Rob (Chewbacca) said… Hey Justin....yes I will keep you in mind the next time I head down to the deep south again....I always love down heading there as so much nice scenery and serenity and sanity found.....
Gus K said… Whaaaaat! Now I have to spend my afternoon fixing my team and not doing any work!
Thanks.. I assume from the start I am going to lose so c'est la vie!
I have confirmed the team name of "ADELAIDE CYCLISTS".
When you register you need to put the Team Code:
BCT022
When you have registered, could you please let me know?
Gus K said… © 2013 Created by Gus K.

