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BM30 – Track Saddle

BM30 – Track Saddle

Route Map   Ride description   BM30 – Track Saddle Distance: 67km Description: Track Saddle Fitzroy, Ruahine, Pahiatua St, Te Awe Awe, Summerhill, Pahiatua Track, Balance Valley Rd, Woodville, Woodlands Rd, Saddle Rd Ashhurst and back to town

CRI Junior Tour 2013

Friday again saw flocks of Bike Manawatu juniors and their families migrating north across the Desert Road. This time to Rotorua for the CRI Junior Tour – four stages over two days in the rolling countryside just north of the town. In the U15 Boys Dylan Simpson,...

2013 CHAIRMAN’S REPORT

2013 CHAIRMAN’S REPORT

‘the heart of NZ cycling’ 2013 CHAIRMAN’S REPORT BIKE MANAWATU It is my privilege once again to deliver the Bike Manawatu Chairman’s Report. I am pleased to report that the club despite a few hiccups remains strong and your Board remains committed to the Vision to be...

TA Tour Report

TA Tour Report

Once again Bike Manawatu riders attended what is arguably the most important and popular tour on the Junior calendar. Past winners of the various age groups have gone onto bigger and better things and include Olympians Peter Latham, Westley Gough, and Rushlee...