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Track Cycling Results – 15 Feb 2010

While the sun was out in a clear sky the moderate to strong southeast wind made conditions challenging for the riders and cold in the shaded areas for spectators. The stellar landing tonight of Simon van Velthooven the multiple medal winner at January’s track cycling...

Patricia Fraser Memorial Trail

Patricia Fraser Memorial Trail

The Patricia Fraser Memorial Trail project aims to create a safe off-road cycling and walking route for recreational users and commuters linking Ashhurst and the Manawatu Gorge from the city.  The intention is to present a petition to the Palmerston North City Council...

Wednesday summer series round 4

Here are the results from tonight's TT. Two sheets, one sorted by points and the second sorted by highest average speed, just for interest. Great numbers tonight - 54 riders, including 12 riding for the first time in the series. And we have 96 riders who have ridden...

30km/h is too fast in bike-friendly French city

30km/h is too fast in bike-friendly French city

Strasbourg, a city in north-eastern France, is sending a clear message that the car doesn’t rule its city. To increase the safety of bikers and pedestrians, Strasbourg is proposing to reduce its speed limit to 30 kilometres per hour throughout the city. Read the...

Masters Games

Masters Games

In case you weren't there Manawatu riders made a great impression in all cycling events at last weeks NZ Masters Games held in Wanganui. The first event was the 1 mile time trial. This was on Tuesday night and was around the cemetary circuit where normally motor bikes...