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2019 AGRN’s
Congratulations to all our Bike Manawatu members who travelled down to Timaru to compete in the Cycling New Zealand Age Group Road Nationals last weekend.
Please find below our club results
Tyler Mumby – U15 Boys – 15km Time Trial – 8th – 00:27:18
Tyler Mumby – U15 Boys Road Race – 8th – 01:23:13
Rosie O’Brien – U17 Girls 15km Time Trial – 15th 00:27:15
Rosie O’Brien – U17 Girls Road Race – 7th – 02:02:13
Fergus Lloyd – U17 Boys –15km Time Trial – 20th – 00:24:03
Fergus Lloyd – U17 Boys Road Race – 24th – 01:52:25
Jack Carson – U17 Boys Road Race – 30th – 02:03:09
Ewan Cousins – U17 Boys Road Race – DNF
Ethan Craine – U19 Boys – 24 km Time Trial – 26th – 00:35.13
Michael Richmond – U19 – 24 km Boys Time Trial – 37th – 00:36.51
Jack Pronk – U19 Boys – 24 km Time Trial – 19th – 00:34.32
Ethan Craine – U19 Boys Road Race – DNF
Michael Richmond – U19 Boys – Road Race- 6th – 02:36:50
Jack Pronk – U19 Boys Time Trial – 15th – 02:36:52
Ellen Twiss – Senior Women – 24 km Time Trial – 9th – 00:41:04
Glenn Kirk – M3 – 24 km Time Trial – 4th – 00:34.52
Tim Lloyd – M4 – 24 km Time Trial – 12th – 00:39.14
Nigel Doyle – M5 – Time Trial – 10th – 00:37.53
Glenn Kirk – M3 – Road Race – 5th – 02:20:25
Mike Craine – M3 – Road Race – 22nd – 02:42:02
Tim Lloyd – M4 – Road Race – 24th – 02:40:08
Congratulations to all riders who took part!
Full Results can be found on the Cycling New Zealand website here or below
2019 Results – Para Cycling Road Races.pdf
Have you got your entry in for our Manfeild 6 Hour 2019?
Manfeild 6 Hour Cycle Challenge 2019
A unique event in the cycling calendar where teams of up to 4 or individuals cycle as many times as possible around the Manfeild Track, Feilding in the given 6 hour period.
Each team sets their own ride strategy – only one person from each team is allowed on the track at a time.
Timing transponder is passed from one team member to the next like a baton in a running relay.
Sunday 19th May 2019!
Round up your mates – Get your entries in today.
Dont Miss Out
https://www.webscorer.com/register?raceid=170930
Online entries close 13th May, there will be a $10 late fee on the day (Cash only for late entries on the day please as we do not have the eftpos machine this year sorry.)
Along with our amazing sponsors we would also like to thank the Manawatu District Council & the Mainland Foundation for their generous grant funding.
Bike Manawatu 2019 AGM & Prize Giving
Bike Manawatu 2019 AGM & Prize Giving
You are all invited to attend our Bike Manawatu AGM & Prize Giving which is due to take place next weekend on Saturday 11th May 2019 at the Marist Clubrooms starting from 5pm
We’d love to see you all and help acknowledge the achievements of our riders both on the road and track within the past year. 
2019 Bike Manawatu AGM
Saturday 11th May 2019 – 5pm
The Bike Manawatu Inc AGM will be held just prior to our club prizegiving on at the Marist Sports Club on Pascal Street
2018 Previous Chairman Report 
Previous AGM Minutes –
Board Member Nomination Form –
Up & Coming Events for week ending 03 May 2019
Up & Coming Events for week ending 03 May 2019
Sun 5 May
Mountain Race – Taranaki
BikeManawatu Sunday Recreational Ride
Wed 8 May
Wednesday Recreational Ride
Sat 11th May
Bike Manawatu Road & Track Prize Giving & AGM 
Sun 12th May
Wanganui WCNI Interclub RR 
BikeManawatu Sunday Recreational Ride
Wed 15th May
Wednesday Recreational Ride
Sat 18th May
Marist Sports Club Mid Year Social
Sun 19th May
Manfeild 6 Hour Cycle Challenge – Entries are open and online
We also have other club key dates
Sun 9 June – Levin WCNI Interclub TT & Crit
Sat 29 June – WCNI Interclub Road Race hosted by Bike Manawatu – Halcombe Circuit 
One Day Ahead
One Day Ahead
The documentary follows 8 Kiwi blokes as they take on the adventure of a lifetime, by riding the entire 2018 Tour de France course one day ahead of the pros, while also raising awareness and funds for the Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand
While the documentary has a background of cycling, the movie appeals to a wider audience capturing a microcosm of life in 23 days showing the highs and lows as the team bonds together to strive to achieve the goal of riding the entire Tour de France.
Its a must view, and supporting an amazing charity 
While the documentary is about cycling, it will also appeal to the non-cyclist with the stunning scenery of France along with the human interest story where 8 strangers bond to become a team to take on the biggest ride of their lives along with the highs and lows of achieving this.
As part of the adventure the team also focused on raising awareness for the Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand and in doing so have raised over $85,000.
The documentary itself is approximately 55 minutes long and will finish with a Q&A session with Mike Conza who was one of the eight riders
Get your mates together and book your tickets now for a great night out.
TICKETS – Adults $15, 16 years & under $10
On Thursday 9 May 2019 at 7:30pm
LOCATION
The Globe
312 Main Street, Palmerston North, 4410