by Vaughan Hunt | Aug 18, 2014 | Archive(News)

Colin Anderson made the Finals of the Pride of NZ competition in Auckland Sept 10th
There is a peoples choice section as well & any support here would be most welcomed.
Entries close Sunday Sept 7th.
There are 24 finalists and a short resume & video plus voting link is on the web site
Vote for Colin here http://www.prideofnzawards.co.nz/peopleschoice/colin–anderson
The photo is Colin at the finish of the April 1010 km Magnum at the Grape ride, where raised funds for Canteen. CanTeen reckon Colin’s ridden 16,000km over the past two or three years and raised more than $17,000, so that’s more than a buck a kilometre!
by Glenys Taylor | Aug 13, 2014 | Archive(News)
The points have been calculated for the 3 races to date in the series. With only one race left the battle for top placings and points will be tough.
All riders have to be present at prizegiving to collect prizemoney. This weeks race at Cheltenham will decide the final placings
Check out the points for each race below.
Sealed Handicap at Halcombe with times adjusted for handicap.
Pahiatua Race
Essex Cup at Ashhurst over gravel
by Glenys Taylor | Aug 13, 2014 | Archive(News)
If you are interested in racing at the Oceania Track Champs in Adelaide, entry is through the WCNI Centre.
If you are an under 19 or older rider and want to race in the Bike NZ Cup or Classic please read this information by clicking here and contact Noeline Elden to enter.
For programme of day 1 click here
For programme for day 2 click here
For programme for day 3 click here
Please get in touch with Noeline Elden
For more information on the Oceania Track Champs please click here
by Glenys Taylor | Aug 13, 2014 | Archive(News)
Why not ride the Tour over 8 days in May next year – incredible experience – watch the ad or go to the website for more details –www.tourofnewzealand.co.nz
by Glenys Taylor | Aug 11, 2014 | Archive(News)

10km trail run – 23km road cycle
Sunday 28 September 2014
Pukaha Mount Bruce Wildlife Centre has opened up its backcountry to a new and very special event. Home to over 50 kiwi, at least 30 Kokako, and more than150 Kaka, the Breadcraft Wild Challenge is a 10km trail run through forest and bush teeming with wildlife, followed by a 23km cycle ride along country roads.
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by Glenys Taylor | Aug 10, 2014 | Archive(News)
Another great sunny day in the Manawatu but a crisp note in the air with little or no wind. Or at least that is how I would describe the weather in Ashhurst as riders assembled by the Library for the running of the 2014 Essex Cup. This is the race that goes up the west side of the Pohangina River to Totara reserve and back down the East side to the finish line at the outskirts of Ashhurst. With the rain over the last few days and the cool temperature at the start of the day riders were told to take extra care on the gravel section and the slippery down hill that gets no sun on the return journey. John Arbuckle was the marshall at the end of the gravel section and would be able to help any riders in need of assistance. With an assigned tail car for the limit riders driven by Chris Croton and the final sweep car driven by Chris Sanson all riders were told at the race briefing that if assistance was required they would be looked after. Thanks to these people and the marshalls Nigel Doyle and Tom Pirie out on the corners there were no accidents reported.
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