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Pedalling pilgrimage explores Aotearoa backblocks

Pedalling pilgrimage explores Aotearoa backblocks

A recent article in the Manawatu Standard:

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A daunting bike ride from Cape Reinga to Bluff has become all the rage within the cycling fraternity, rather like the Camino de Santiago walking pilgrimage across Spain.

New Zealand’s wheeled version is Tour Aotearoa, described as a 3000-kilometre bike-packing odyssey, a third of it ridden on gravel, a third off-road and a third on-road.

View the full Stuff.co.nz article

Sunday rides resume 7th June

Sunday rides resume 7th June

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Great news… Under Level 2 with groups of up to 100 allowed, normal bunch riding can resume.

The first official ride will be on Sunday the 7th June 

We still need to:

  1. Continue taking the intent of Government restrictions seriously and act accordingly
  2. Maintain 1M social distancing before and after your ride
  3. Please be considerate.  No spitting or “snot rockets” in the bunch please
  4. Please do not attend our event if you are unwell
  5. Please help us keep the bunch sizes down

We might trial taking a photo of the bunches before you leave so that in the unlikely event of needing to contact trace, we know who was in each bunch.

Hope to see you all out there soon

Interested in riding Mountains to Sea to Windmills Ride?

Mountains to Sea to Windmills Ride 22/23 February 2019

If you, or you know of someone that would like to attend the ride, but feel that the ride back to Palmy is too long, there is an option for you to end the ride in Whanganui and arrange your own transport home from there.

When we arrive in Ohakune on Saturday there will be two rides to choose from, a 40km and a 65km ride which will both include the climb up Turoa and the awesome decent.

A sit around on sat arvo before departing to dinner at the Powderkeg restaurant (you will need to pay for your own meal).

We will depart at 7.30am on Sunday morning

We will stop in Wanganui for lunch on the way through.

The cost is $155.00 per person which include the accommodation , the bus transport to Ohakune, a small truck to transport the bikes to ohakune and to support us along the way with your refreshments and to transport your luggage back to Palmerston North .

Our driver Neil is also an awesome bicycle technician if you have any problems.

If you have not already registered your interest in this not to be missed weekend, and want to join us, please email rob@palmfeilds.co.nz

To secure your spot $55.00 deposit and the balance to be paid by Friday 14th February

Please make your payments into the below account using your surname as a reference.

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