BikeManawatu Club News
News articles about our club activities and Cycling in the Manawatu...
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Written by Sharon O'Hara
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Saturday, 18 May 2013 15:38 |
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My name is Sharon O'Hara. I have been cycling for approximately 5 years and have competed in the Taupo Cycle challenge 3 times now. I am totally blind, and for this reason I cycle on a tandem. My cycle partner for 5 years is now more heavily involved in mountain biking which has left me with little saddle time and I am now looking for a new cycle partner. Having competed in the Taupo event 3 times along with a number of other cycle events, and having been used to training 3 to 4 times a week for up to 80-90kms I am reasonably fit and by no means a novice. I would dearly like to find a new training partner and am wondering if your club could help me in any way by circlulating this to your members? I have my own bike which is a Road Cannondale Tandem but am just needing someone to ride the tandem with me and focus on joint goals. If you would like to contact me my number is 06 353 2123 |
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Written by Hayden Washington-Smith
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Thursday, 16 May 2013 13:17 |
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As part of the young enterprise scheme at school Fergus Allan and I have set a business that sells bike lights with a built in brake light, and for our market research we were wondering whether you would be able to put a link of our survey up on the bike manawatu website, http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/FW2BCQN |
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Written by Steve Stannard
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Thursday, 02 May 2013 21:04 |
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To all interested U17 and U19 riders who are Bike Manawatu members and who are keen on improving their general strength through the winter break:
Steve Stannard is organizing resistance training evenings, beginning at Massey University, starting next Thu night.
They will start at 6:30 pm, likely on Mondays and Thursdays (though not absolutely set) and will begin with an introduction to the safety and techniques of weight training. Each session will last about one hour.
Please email Steve if you are interested, but do this after talking with your coach and/or parent first.
Numbers will be limited so first in, first served.
There will be a (large) gold coin ($2) donation each session to cover the instructors time.
Once Steve has a list of interested riders more information will be provided.
Steve's email is:
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Written by Glenys Taylor
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Thursday, 02 May 2013 16:20 |
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If you don't know what the Laskey Cycle Manfeild 6 hour event is all about here is a brief run down.
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It is an endurance event for teams or individuals. But don't let the word ENDURANCE put you off. As a team only one person from the team of 4 is allowed on the circuit at a time. A team member hands the transponder to the next team member in the transition zone much like a baton is passed in a running relay. Each team develops their own race strategy. The team strategy could be each rider rides for an hour and a half and then retires for the next rider to do their laps. Or it could be each rider rides 3 or 4 laps and then changes so the team always has fresh legs on the track. Teams can be school, or all male, or all female or mixed. We have family teams entered as well as business house teams. Sports teams whether they are rugby players or rowers are all welcome.
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