Cycling in Sydney Australia
Audax rides are non-competitive long distance tours by bicycle, called "randonnees". The challenge of Audax is not in racing, but in riding at your own pace. Rides are open to all reasonably fit riders - non-Audax members are most welcome to join.
Website: http://audax.org.au/public
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Started by Robflyte. Last reply by Andrew Taafe Aug 8, 2017. 18 Replies 0 Likes
A quick message to let you know the NSW online permanent system is operational.Not all rides are available as yet, this will take a little time.Go to …Continue
Started by Robflyte Feb 1, 2017. 0 Replies 0 Likes
join us for the 5th edition of the Bilpin Ride, always difficult, always fun, always satisfying.Both 116km and 200km courses are approximately 50% gravel, both feature the long climb back up to…Continue
Started by Robflyte Feb 1, 2017. 0 Replies 0 Likes
on again for 2017, this is an easy mixed road surface ride. 150km on a Sunday, what is not to like?Not sure if you or your bike can handle gravel? This ride has only about 30km of unsealed roads so…Continue
Tags: gravel, mixedsurface, audax
Started by Robflyte. Last reply by Bill Parker Sep 13, 2016. 7 Replies 2 Likes
Ride Name: Mystery Brevet Ride Type: [BA] Distance Options: (145 km) Start Location: GALSTON Date: 18/09/2016 Start time: 7AM Ride Organiser : MeYes, a mystery brevet. How does it work? You will be…Continue
Being the resident Audax statistician, in the end there were 66 riders, including the 3 who did the vollies ride which started on the previous Monday. Of these 36 successfully completed the ride according to the club rules. One or other completed the course but were outside the time limit. Chris Rogers, the principal organiser, put a large part of the attrition rate down to the atrocious weather rather than the terrain i.e. up to 500 km of grinding into a very strong headwind for some. In 2009, the field was initially limited to 50 but in the end Chris allowed all of those on the wait list to participate.
This is horrible. It seems, from news circulated on the Audax chat list, that the cyclist hit-and-run on Wednesday night at Ryde was an Audax Club member.
Yep. A good riding buddy of mine. Not the best news to hear.
Damn, that is horrible. I hope he recovers ok. He's a strong rider so hopefully that fitness will count for something now.
In Bright at the moment. It was not as hot here as in Sydney today but that wind was diabolical. Rode up Tawonga Gap around 1730 and it was all I could do to keep turning the pedals in the heat and the heart rate below max, even with a compact crankset. Ran out of water, too, by the top. Think I will try in the cool of morning from now on.
Signed up to the Ferry Long Way Round this weekend - anyone else doing it?
I'd love to but I'making it easy until I see my podiatrist next week!
Here is a way to bring peace and harmony to both the retro and cutting edge lovers amongst us: Firefly Titanium 650B Rando. Ti, 650B, fenders, hub dynamo, disc brakes, Campagnolo groupset... Pretty much perfect.
Nice.
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