Have a go at Track Cycling!

Join us this Saturday and have a go at riding a track bike at the Johnston Park Feilding Velodome!

Join us this Saturday and have a go at riding a track bike at the Johnston Park Feilding Velodome!
1.10.16
Ckick here to view the winter series road race results, including the Cheltenham Cup, won by Chris Denholm.
The final of our Winter Series is the Cheltenham Cup handicap road race at Cheltenham – handicap start.
Distance: Cheltenham to Kimbolton and back.
When: Saturday 01 October 2016
Where: Cheltenham Tavern
Registration: 1pm
Race Briefing: 1.20pm
Riders Away: 1.30pm
Cost: $5 per rider BM club member $10 non members
Race Manager: John Arbuckle 0274 779714
STMS Manager: Mike Groube 027 438 1850
Cancellations will be posted on Bike Manawatu face book page by 12.00pm.
We will need 2 on course marshals and Sag Wagon – please volunteer on the day or prior by contacting the race manager.
“To win the cup you must be a paid up club member – join the club today”.
This evening club life member Ian Gray was awarded a Palmerston North Civic Award hosted by the Mayor Grant Smith at the Palmerston North Convention Centre. The annual awards are the City’s highest recognition for voluntary service. They have been going since 1988.
Ian was nominated alongside 12 others and was one of the 5 deserving recipiants. As a club we are extremely proud of Ian and this achievement as we know the time he has put into Manawatu and WCNI Cycling over the last 50 years as a rider, official, administrator and coach.
He is an extremely knowledgble and kind man that has done wonders for cycling, and especially encouraging junior riders in the Manawatu.
“Ian Gray is a 75 year old cycling enthusiast, who has had an integral role in the success of cycling in the Manawatu and surrounding regions since he shifted here to attend Massey University in 1961, where he completed a bachelor of Agricultural Science in 1964 and completed Master Agricultural Science (Hons) in 1996. Ian originally grew up in New Plymouth, where he commenced cycle racing with the New Plymouth Amateur Road Cycling Club from 1956 to 1961.
Ever since moving to Palmerston North Ian has been an active member of the cycling community, as a competitor, businessman, historian, volunteer and leader in many capacities.”
Congratulations Ian and thank you to all of those in the cycling community who contributed to this nomination.
Official event photo’s to come.

