Ride description layout
To help make the clubs weekly rides easier to follow, the organisers of the recreational rides have adopted a new layout for the descriptions. 

As well as the usual route description and distance, we are also including a map and profile.  We hope this will give the maximum useful information.

It is our plan to, over time, build up a library of our favourite rides that the Sunday ride organisers can draw on.

We hope you like them.

If you have a spare space in your vehicle or want a ride please click on this link and help us out.

Car pooling  Please register by 8pm on Friday for this to be coordinated.

Thanks As at 8pm on Friday 13th there have been no registrations for carpooling for tomorrow.

Car pooling for next weeks race on Saturday 21st will be open until Friday 20th 8pm

 

North Island Secondary Schools Cycling Champs update

PNBHSDay 2  - The day dawned clear and crisp without the heavy frost of the day before. All the Manawatu school riders were having to front up from the rigors of the Team Time Trial from Day 1 in search of their own individual glory over a flat and fast road race course. This was the major moving day for Palmerston North Boys High Schools riders to stamp their authority in their own age groups and get a permanent hold of that prestigious NISSCC Top Schools trophy.

The Manawatu U13 riders to race were Palmerston North Intermediate Normal cyclists Flynn Yates who placed 3rd, Adam Martin 4th, Daniel Kendall came 10th and Harrison Kinghorn rounded the top 20 coming in at 17th. In the girls race Anna Robson was our only U13 rider and she had an admirable performance coming in at 12th.

The North Island Secondary Schools cycling championships based in Cambridge, in which 7 Palmerston North Boys High teams, 2 Palmerston North Girls High teams and 2 Palmerston North Intermediate Normal teams competed in a team time trial and road race over the course of this weekend.

Stand out performances were the PNBHS Junior A squad consisting of Chris Denholm, Campbell Stewart as Captain, Connell Leahy and Josh Kendall winning the junior boys team trial classification with a time of 24:3, winning by 22 seconds. A comfortable win with a top quality improvised speech at prize given by Campbell Stewart. While the Boys High Junior B’s coming in with a solid 5th and the Junior C’s a reputable 7th.

7th July and 4th August!

Workplaces have the chance to win a morning tea for their office, the competition is to see who can get the most people from their workplace along to Pedal Power on Manfeild and win a morning tea for your workplace!

Dads (and Mums) can show off their car tyre changing skills and be in with a chance to win a family pass to the V8 races on Fathers’ Day, and kids can test their talents on the skills course.

There’ll also be a Pedal Power stationary bike competition to test out your power on – see how powerful your legs are compared with a V8 engine.

Sport Manawatu’s Serena Rata says “It’s going to be a fantastic day – you might think that race cars and bikes don’t mix, but we’re proving that they can.

The event series is heavily supported by Motorsport Manawatu, and they’ll be there on the day with some display cars and helping with some of the activities.”

“The event is a great chance to cycle on the race track, check out the cars that will be racing the next day, and have a fun day out for all the family regardless of age” says Mrs Rata.

The event kicks off at 8:30am at Manfeild Park in Feilding.

Entry is only $5 and family entry options are available also.

Food will be available for purchase onsite. Entrance via Rata St.