Sat 01 Nov 08 - Sun 02 Nov 08	08258	Wagga Wagga Golden Wheel Race	Sun 19 Oct 08	More Info Start List
Sat 08 Nov 08	08266	Illawarra Track Carnival	Sun 26 Oct 08	More Info Start List

Races Closing this weekend

Sat 15 Nov 08	08270	Erina Bikeworx Central Coast Track Open	Sun 02 Nov 08	More Info Start List
Sun 16 Nov 08	08272	NSW Country Track Championships	Sun 02 Nov 08 No Late Entries	More Info Start List
Sun 16 Nov 08	08273	John Woodman Memorial Wagga to Albury Handicap	Sun 02 Nov 08 No Late Entries	More Info Start List

2008 New South Wales Country Track Championships

All age groups

· On Sunday November 16^th 2008 CCCC will host the NSW Track Country Championships for all age groups.

· This will be the first time this has occurred in over a decade.

· 2008 is a trial year and the event will not be run in 2009 unless it receives the support of the country cycling community.

· Entries are via CNSW and Close 02 November

The Events

· 460m Time Trial

· Scratch Race

· Sprint Derby

Points received in the above races accumulate to determine the NSW Country Champion 2008

Some age groups may be combined if numbers are insufficient to form a standalone category

Erina Bikeworx Central Coast Track Classic

www.bikeworx.com.au

Thanks to our major sponsor the prize pool has increased significantly

General Information

· Event Date: Saturday November 15 2008

· Venue; Adcock Park Velodrome, West Gosford

· Closing Date: Sunday 02^nd November

· Starting Times: Junior Carnival 2pm Senior Carnival 5pm

· Prize Pool: $2500 cash minimum + $3000 Trophies and Prizes minimum Total Cash + Prizes = $5500 minimum

Sponsors : Erina Bikeworx, Alastair McCausland Plumbing, ATTA NSW, Pushy Galore, Action Snaps and RAW Track

· Contact: Paul Craft … pcraft@vtown.com.au

Lake Macquarie Games Kermise

Unfortunately due to low entries and the large amount of work required to coordinate the running of the Lake Macquarie Games Kermesse, the organisers and sponsors have decided to cancel the event for 2008.All entrants will receive a full refund or credit of their entry fee. Please contact brian.crawford@cycling.org.au in the Cycling NSW office if you wish to arrange a refund.

2009 Cycling Australia Membership Online Renewal

Dear Members,

2009 membership renewal for all Cycling Australia members is now available.

We ask that you please check all information is correct before paying your membership fees. If you need changes to your category eg: from Masters to Elite or Sport licence to Elite or Masters, please Email Joanne Cameron before making a payment. If payment is made and you require changes, this will delay the delivery of your membership card.

As per last year, we will be offering one lucky member the opportunity to win a FREE membership. Simply register your membership and make payment using your credit card on line before 31^st December and one lucky member will receive a full refund of their membership.

2009 will be a big year in cycling with a number of international events to be held in Australia from the Mountainbike World Championships in Canberra, the BMX World Championships in Adelaide, and the World Masters Games and the Masters Track World Championships both to be held in Sydney. We hope that you are able to get along to one of these events and support our great sport.

Please also remember 4W4S – 4Wheels4Sean is a foundation set up to help seriously injured cyclists. Donations to 4W4s can be made either on line through the CA website under membership or down load a form and send a cheque to CA. 4W4S is a tax deductible foundation and all donations $2.00 and over are tax deductible. 4W4S is currently raising funds for Michael Forbes from Victoria. The foundation has also helped other cyclists from all disciplines in need of assistance. Renee Junga (BMX) and Paul Crake (Road). For more information on 4W4S please see this site for more information.

We wish you all a successful year whether you compete or ride for fun and fitness.

Yours sincerely

Joanne Cameron

National Administrator

Cycling Australia

Alex Simmons Benefit Night

Please note: due to a change of date for the Wagga Wagga Track open, CNSW has requested that the Alex Simmons Benefit night be moved to Friday 28^th November 2008.

There should be some cracking racing, with the 3-person team format (a Sprinter, an Enduro and a Women making up each team) and teams can be club or trade-team based. It will be fast and furious fun, so if you're not racing, it will certainly be entertaining to come and watch.

Details of the racing and function are listed on website here:Alex Simmons' Benefit Night

The event is now on the CNSW calendar and can be seen here:CNSW Race Calendar - Alex Simmons Benefit Entries via the CNSW web site.

Towards the end of the racing, Alex gets to do another 500m TT and see how much he can beat the time he set back in August.

Toshiba back in the saddle with Cycling Australia

By Geenie Sheer

SYDNEY October 2008 - Cycling Australia is pleased to announce the renewal of our sponsorship agreement withToshiba (Australia) Information Systems Division (ISD) .

The partnership will see a continuation of Team Toshiba, the Australian professional track cycling team launched in 2007, and sponsorship of 'The Cyclones' - the National Team. Toshiba's sponsorship provides the opportunity for more of Australia's talented track stars to compete in world class events.

The 2008-09 Team Toshiba will debut at the Melbourne round of the UCI World Cup Classics being staged from November 20 to 22. More than 200 riders from around the world are expected to line up for this round of the Series. 'The Cyclones', as well as contesting the World Cup Classics, will also compete at the World Championships in March 2009 in Pruszkow, Poland.

"Australian cycling has never been so strong with an abundance of talent across the nation so we're delighted to be back in the saddle with Cycling Australia," said Mark Whittard, General Manager, Toshiba Information Systems Division. "The relationship is a great fit as Toshiba is passionate about leading the pack using speed, power and performance and crossing the finishing line in style.

"As a company, we're very proud to carry on giving Australian cycling a flying start by investing in the stars of today and tomorrow."

"Toshiba's support over the past year has been crucial to the development of our young, talented cyclists with members of Team Toshiba being selected to represent Australia at the highest level of international competition over the past year," said Graham Fredericks, Chief Executive Officer of Cycling Australia. "We are confident the continued support of Toshiba will help our cyclists continue to achieve success at world level."

The Team Toshiba lineup for the coming season includes current team members Anna Meares, Dan Ellils, Scott Sunderland and Zakkari Dempster who will be joined by Kaarle McCulloch, Jason Niblett, Leigh Howard, Glenn O'Shea and Belinda Goss.

"Toshiba has been a fantastic supporter of the team and of me personally over the past year and I am really excited they are staying on board with us," said Meares. "Some fresh new talent is joining the roster of experienced performers and I look forward to us posting some great performances during the season."

Please visit www.cycling.org.au for more information.

About Cycling Australia
Cycling Australia is the peak body for the sport of cycling in Australia representing the interests of all constituent affiliates and members. Cycling Australia administers the disciplines of Track, Road, Mountain Bike and Bicycle MotoCross (BMX) and represents all categories of membership (junior, elite, masters, AWD).
Cycling Australia, through its High Performance Program, works to maintain Australia's record of successful international performances. Cycling Australia aims to develop and promote competitive cycling in Australia for the benefit and enjoyment of all members and to implement strategies that provide opportunities for broad participation in responsible cycling activities.
Cycling Australia maintains custodianship of cycling's heritage and promotes sporting ethics and fair play. Cycling Australia works to ensure cycling is available to all Australians regardless of age, gender, race, geographical location or ability.

About Toshiba
Toshiba's Information Systems Division (ISD) is a division of Toshiba (Australia) Pty Limited which is a wholly owned subsidiary of Toshiba Corporation, the ninth largest integrated manufacturer of electric and electronic equipment, with around 161,000 employees worldwide, and annual sales of over A$73billion on a consolidated basis.
Toshiba is the leader in the Australian notebook market, growing to 24% of the market in Q3 2006 (IDC) and remaining as leader both in market share and revenue. Unique among vendors, Toshiba ISD specialises exclusively in mobile solutions and services. A global reputation for quality has been achieved through an R&D budget roughly equal to Australia's total expenditure as a country in this area.
Since it pioneered the notebook market in 1985, Toshiba ISD has sold more than 1.75 million notebooks in Australia and New Zealand and is this year celebrating its 21st anniversary of providing market leading mobile computing solutions.
Toshiba's Virtual Pressroom: www.isd.toshiba.com.au

Cycling NSW members to vote on New Constitution

The Executive Committee of the New South Wales Cycling Federation Inc, wishes to advise all Cycling NSW Members that in accordance with rule aa) Special Meetings, under the Federation’s Constitution and in compliance with section 20 of the Associations Incorporation Act 1984 (NSW), a Special General Meeting has been called for Tuesday 11^th November, 2008 to vote on a motion to adopt a revised Constitution.

The meeting is to be held at the Bankstown District Sports Club, 8 Greenfield Parade, Bankstown, NSW 2200 (Lansdowne Room) commencing at 7.30pm.

Click on here to view a copy of the revised constitution.

Further clarification relating to changes in 2009 Masters Racing Licenses

Following is further clarification as to the changes being implemented for the 2009 membership year which will affect Masters license categories.

Riders turning 30 years of age and above in 2009 will have two license category options to chose from:

1. Masters License

2. Elite License

1 Taking out a Masters Racing license - will enable the Masters rider to

· enter Masters events,

· enter graded Club events,

· enter NSW Open events

· but would restrict Masters from contesting Elite Championships and/or UCI Non Masters events

2. Taking out an Elite Racing license - will enable the Elite rider to

· enter ANY racing event (including Elite Championship events),

· contest their respective Masters category Championships in the same year.

Under this By Law change Masters-age riders would effectively enjoy four tiers of membership options – Recreation, Sport, Racing Masters and Racing Elite, which represents genuine choice to match their level of commitment and ability.

We are proposing the Cycling NSW By-Laws be amended at this evenings Council meeting to reflect these changes that have been adopted by the National Federation.

Voting now open in the Scody 2008 People's Choice Cyclist of the Year

Voting is now open in the Scody 2008 People's Choice Cyclist of the Year.

The Scody People's Choice Cyclist of the Year will be presented at the Australian Cyclist of the Year Awards being held at the Grand Hyatt Melbourne Hotel on Sunday 23 November, 2008.

The Award is the chance for cycling fans to have their say and decide the most popular cyclist of 2008

Votes can be cast for any Australian racing cyclist registered with Cycling Australia across the BMX, MTB, Road and Track disciplines and all categories, elite, junior, Para-cycling and masters.

The first phase of voting from today until Thursday will determine the finalists. The second phase of voting will allow people to nominate their favourite from the list of finalists and will open on for the winner will commence on Saturday 1 November. Voting will close on Friday 7 November.

Votes can be lodged through the voting page on the Cycling Australia website.

Position Vacant - Cycling NSW

Administration Officer

Cycling NSW is seeking to employ an Administration Officer, based at the Dunc Gray Velodrome, Bass Hill.

The person we are seeking needs to be computer literate, and have strong MS Office skills including M.S. Access, although training will be provided.

The job will entail:

· processing race entries through our on line race entry system

· processing data, information and entry reconciliations through our entry systems

· preparing reports from National Membership data base management system

· Other administrative and operational tasks as required by management

· Updating the NSW website

The incumbent will work closely with the Operations Manager and Race Entries and Website Development Manager on day to day activities to assist in the running of our operations and events around NSW. Training will be provided to enable the incumbent to act as relief for our Race Entries and Website Development Manager.

A good telephone manner and sound customer service skills is essential.

Salary – Range $30k to $35k pa depending on experience, 4 weeks annual leave plus company contribution superannuation.

Hours: 8.30am till 5.00pm Monday to Friday however may be required to assist with race promotions outside of these hours as required.

Cycling NSW is an equal opportunity employer.

Applications close 31st October 2008

Applicants interested in this position should email their resume to:

CEO

Cycling NSW

kevin.young@cycling.org.au

Change of Dates for Sydney Cup on Wheels

Members are asked to note the change of Date for the 2008/09 Sydney Cup on Wheels Track Carnival.

Due to a clash of bookings for the 22nd November we have now moved the Sydney Cup on Wheels to Friday evening 21^st November 2008.

The event will cater for U17 riders and up and will also incorporate the Open Women/U19 Women NSW Scratch race championship.

Programming of events for this summer, given the limited number of days available is proving to be a nightmare. Cycling NSW is working closely with promoters to ensure all championship events are covered allowing sufficient time for teams to be selected prior to their departure for the national Track Cycling Championships.

We realize some of the programming will not suit everyone, for which we apologise up front. We are endeavoring to do our best and hope that some sanity will prevail in 2009/2010 where road events will not impinge on our track events to the same levels as are currently the case.

Cycling NSW

2009 Oceania Cycling Championships

Entries Close 31 Oct

The Oceania Cycling Confederation have revised details of these Championships from the earlier information circulated. Please take note of the below.

Venue & Dates
Thursday 13 to Saturday 15 November
Super-Drome Adelaide

Note:
JW19 events may be combined with elite women if insufficient entries are received
JM19 Team Pursuit will be contested by selected Australian and New Zealand national teams only for the Tasman Cup in a straight final
Omniums will be contested by selected Australian and New Zealand riders only ¡V with a maximum of 9 riders per country per category. Australian riders will be selected by National
Selectors from entries received.

Event	Elite Men	U19 Men	Women	U19 Women
Sprint	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Time Trial	1000m	1000m	500m	500m
Keirin	Yes	Yes	Combined Elite/JW19 event
Team Sprint	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Individual Pursuit	4000m	3000m	3000m	2000m
Team Pursuit	Yes	AUS v NZL	Combined Elite/JW19 teams
Points Race	30km	20km	20km	12km
Scratch	15km	10km	10km	7.5km
Omnium	Yes	Yes	Yes	No

Age Categories
Even though the titles are being conducted in 2008, they are the 2009 Championships and therefore the
under 19 category is open to cyclists who turn 17 or 18 years age in 2009 (ie cyclists born in 1991 and
1992.).
Australian riders are permitted to race on their 2008 or 2009 domestic Australia licence.
Australian Team
Unlike previous years, an Australian team will not be selected to compete in these Championships. The
Championships will be open to all CA licence holders in the relevant categories.

State and Institute teams are encouraged to compete. For those sending teams to the Championships
please complete the attached form to assist with the management of the event.

Team Pursuit & Team Sprint
From entries received the Australian selectors will select riders for Australian teams to compete in the
Team Pursuits and Team Sprints events. Riders who nominate for these events will be subject to
selection to an Australian team. National Selectors will advise riders of their selection shortly after the
closing date.
If you wish to enter a Team Pursuit or Team Sprint please complete the attached form. However the
riders will still be required to enter and pay for the event on their entry form.
Entries
Entries are now open and available through:

Online via the CA website: www.cycling.org.au we apologise for the delay opening the online
entries, CA were unable to do this until we received the program from the Oceania Cycling
Confederation.
Manual ¡V download a revised entry form from the CA website and forward to the CA office
o Mail: PO Box 7183, Bass Hill NSW 2197
o Fax: 02 9644 3006
Closing Date for entries Friday 31 October
Late entries - No late entries will be accepted
Entry Fees - $16.50 per event

Refunds
If you enter and pay for a ride in the team pursuit or team sprint and do not end up
getting a start Cycling Australia will refund your entry fee at the Championships Program
Program attached. Please note this program is subject to revision after the close of entries
Para-cycling
Para-cycling events will be held subject to entries.

Medals
Medals will be awarded to the riders in finish order even if a non Oceania rider medals (including gold)
The title of the Oceania Champion and associated UCI points and qualifications will be awarded to the first eligible Oceania competitor

Clothing
Australian riders to compete in registered team or State clothing.
Note: if selected in an Australian Team for the Team Pursuit or Team Sprint, riders will be required to
wear Australian team clothing which they may need to purchase, unless they already have an Australian
skinsuit.

Meetings and Registration
The managers/riders meeting will be held at 2.00pm on Wednesday 12 November in the VIP room
upstairs at the Super-Drome. All team managers/independent riders are required to attend this meeting
after which registration for the event will take place. Registration will be held between 2.30pm and
5.00pm.

Training
The velodrome will be open for training for competitors on Tuesday 11 and Wednesday 12 November.
Bookings will be essential, contact Chris Turtur to book on telephone 08 8262 7777 or email
turtur.chris@saugov.sa.gov.au
Travel Arrangements
All athletes will be responsible for their own arrangements.

2009 Oceania Entry Form

2009 Oceania Track Program

Registration Form

Nominations for Team Management Positions for the Team to attend the Australian Youth Olympics Festival

Nominations for the Manager and Assistant Manager for the Australian cycling team to compete at the 2009 Australian Youth Olympic Festival in January. The closing date for nominations is Friday 31 October 2008.

AYOF TeamManagerPD.pdf

AYOF Managementnominations.pdf

Nominations for the position of independent selector for each of the national cycling selection committees close on Monday 3 November.

Cycling NSW - Coaching Courses

Cycling NSW are responsible for presenting CycleSkill and Level 1 coaching courses, Cycling Australia present Level 2 and Level 3 courses.

CycleSkill Course. The CycleSkill course involves the completion of a Work Book mailed to the applicants 8 weeks prior to the course and returned to Barrie McLean at Cycling NSW 1 week out from the course.

The day commences at 9.00 AM with the morning taken up with some theory including risk management and preparation for the practical work until 12.00 PM when we break for lunch until 1.00 PM.

After lunch the practical work starts and this involves teaching a number of children various bike skills as part of the assessment process.

The practical is followed by discussion about the practical work and if all goes well the attendees will achieve their accreditation.

Level 1 Courses. This course is a two day week-end with attendance compulsory for the two days. The applicants then must complete a Work Book received on the day, with reference material, as well as designing a 12 weeks training program using principles learned at the course and in the Work Book.

Upon completion the Work Book is returned to Barrie McLean at Cycling NSW for checking along with the training program. If both are OK you then we make arrangements for a practical assessment with Barrie McLean at a time that suits both.

Note! A date for the first CycleSkill course for 2009 will be posted on our web site in 3 weeks, followed as soon as possible with a date for the first Lev 1 course. Because there are several people involved with the presentation of the Lev 1 course it takes some time to find a date that suits everyone.

Expressions of interest are welcome for both the CycleSkill and Lev 1 courses via email to Barrie Mclean with the name of the course in the subject line.

Contact: Barrie McLean – barrie.mclean@cycling.org.au

Pedal Against Poverty Galla Ball

Join us at our special events to help break the cycle of poverty for needy kids.

Enjoy our Family Fun Day and 24 hour cycling event at Bass Hill (next to the Dunc Gray Olympic Velodrome) between 9.30am - 4pm, Saturday, 29th November 2008. Delicious Foods, Meeting Celebrities, Kids Shows, Live Entertainment, a Jumping Castle, and much more!

Purchase tickets to our Gala Ball on Friday, 21st November 2008. This superb evening will include breathtaking views, beautiful cuisine, live jazz, meeting our cyclists, an action packed auction, and other excellent entertainment.

For more information check out www.pedalagainstpoverty.com or call (02) 8006 4522

Pedal Against Poverty exists to raise funds that can help break the cycle of poverty in suffering communities.

This year we are supporting a Centre that feeds, educates and gives real hope to poverty stricken kids living on a Cambodian Rubbish Dump.
For more information check out www.pedalagainstpoverty.com or call (02) 8006 4522

Department of Sport and Recreation Course Offer

LIMITED OFFER from NSW Sports Federation : 3 for the price of 2 for all courses offered in October and November (It’s Your Business excluded)

Book in 2 people and bring a 3^rd for free. This applies to all courses booked and paid for by end of October.

NSW Sports Federation Education and Training Website

A regular round-up of NSW Sport and Recreation's training courses in your region.

Sydney and South Coast

Training - Oct/Nov 2008:

17 Nov – Sports Taping: Level One (Parramatta)

18/25 Nov – Sports Massage: Introduction (Wollongong)

12 Nov - Sports Taping: Advanced (Parramatta)

26 Nov – Injury Management and Prevention (Nth Sydney)

1 Dec – Core Strength and Flexibility (Campbelltown)

1 Dec – Resuscitation Course (Olympic Park)

Contacts

Sydney
NSW Sport and Recreation
6B Figtree Drive
Sydney Olympic Park 2127
Phone: 13 13 02
Fax: (02) 9006 3888

South Coast
NSW Sport and Recreation
84 Crown Street
Wollongong 2500
Phone: (02) 4228 5355
Fax: (02) 4228 5399

Featured this month...

Coach Education: Sport Psychology

A specialised coach education workshop that helps coaches to get the best out of their athletes. The course introduces easy to learn techniques will allow athletes to achieve their potential.Flyer (pdf)»

When: October 29, 6pm - 9pm
Venue:Wollongong
Cost: $35

Sports Taping – Level One & Level Two

Sports taping workshops that help to develop your skills and knowledge to assist in injury prevention and rehabilitation.

Flyer (pdf) »

Date: November 5 & 12, 6pm – 9pm
Venue: Wollongong
Cost: $60

Beginner Coaching Principles (Level 1)

Take the first step towards being an accredited coach. This course teaches the basics for anyone new to coaching and contributes to gaining a level 1 in your sport! Flyer (pdf) »

Dates: November 10/11, 6pm - 9pm
Venue: Sydney Olympic Park
Cost: $88

Coach Education: Game Sense

Learn how to use the Game Sense approach to improve teamwork, communication and decision making through modified games that recreate competitive game situations. Flyer (pdf) »

Dates: November 17, 8.30am – 4.30pm
Venue: Wollongong
Cost: $35

NEW Sport Team Manager Course

Orientation to managing sports teams is ideal for people who are working with team sports or with individual athletes making up a team at the school, junior local club or at a regional level Flyer (pdf) »

Dates: November 24/25/26

Venue: St Ives/Marrickville/Wollongong

Cost: $69

Going the Distance Forum

Burn-out and burning desire - Walking the tightrope

Forum sessions include:

· Scheduling variety

· Strengthening your athlete pathways

· ‘Scholarships’, ‘Academy’, ‘Tours’ - what’s in a name?

· Athlete case management – systems to avoid burn-out

· Holistic athlete management

· Growth and development – what’s right and when

· Work, study, sport/life balance - keeping perspective

· Blending sport with education

Supported by: The New South Wales Institute of Sport and the Courtside Function and Event Centre.

A forum hosted by NSW Sport and Recreation.

Registrations are now open!

Thanks for signing up to receive further information about the Going the Distance forum. Session topics and descriptions have been confirmed and forum registrations are open.

The forum will present real-life case studies of pre-elite athlete burn-out, and explain how to identify it, understand it and ways you can prevent it.

Full details including a registration form and program schedule are available on NSW Sport and Recreation's website.

· Going the Distance forum
[more info]

· Date: Friday 14 November 2008

· Venue: Courtside Function and Event Centre,
Sydney Olympic Park Tennis Centre,
Rod Laver Drive, Sydney Olympic Park 2127

· Cost: $55 (includes lunch)

NSW Sport and Recreation
Website: www.dsr.nsw.gov.au Phone: 13 13 02

Sutherland Shire Cycling Club Presentation Night & 50th Anniversary Dinner

Saturday 1^st November 7.30 “ Tradies” Kingsway, Gymea

This year marks 50 years since the foundation of the Sutherland Shire Cycling Club in 1958. To celebrate the occasion, we are holding the Presentation Night and 50^th anniversary dinner at “Tradies” Gymea on Saturday 1^st November 2008 from 7.30. All current and former members and friends are welcome to attend.
Tickets are available from Endeavour Cycles, Gymea 9525 6673 or contact John Peters on 9542 1645.

Position Vacant

A position currently exists in the bicycle industry for a Bicycle sales / mechanic in Sydney’s south west. The successful applicant would require a cheerful personality and need reasonable bicycle mechanical knowledge as well as possessing computer skills. If you interested please email your resume to paul@hillbrick.com.au

Rule of the Week: Late Entries for NSW Open Events

This week rule relates to late entries

With the 2008 Summer Track Season about to commence it is important to remember late entries at track opens enable a competitor to participate in all races other than handicaps.

All entries accepted after the close off date for an event will incur a late entry fee of $20 plus the relevant entry fee of the event. There shall be no late entries permitted for any Championship or handicap events Road or Track after 12:00am of the closing date listed for that event.

Note that while a rider can late enter for many track carnivals, a late entry will not be eligible for any handicap race included in an open carnival.

For those unsure of how to enter because they haven't received their licence card (number), send brian.crawford@cycling.org.au a Manual Entry Form including payment details.

Technical Corner

Commissaires Roster

The Commissaires roster is being updated regularly and can be download here - Summer Roster New

A page of approved sponsors clothing has been placed on the web site here and is updated as forms are received.

Commissaire Reports

Commissaires are reminded that when filling out a Commissaire Report that there is a standard Template format. This is a requirement that is of significant important especially when an insurance claim is made. Commissaires are also reminded to keep a copy of the following;

Copy of their commissaire report

Copy of race approval sanctioned by CNSW

Please click here to download the standard commissaire report template.

Call 9738 5850 for more information

The Bits Box

Several items have been moved through the bits box recently

Click here to view The Bits Box

email brian.crawford@cycling.org.au
with item description and photo.

DGV TRACK IS OPEN FOR TRAINING MONDAY TO FRIDAY
8.30AM TILL 5.00PM
(closed public holidays)

Wednesday night track training has commenced with junior training starting at 5:30pm, with senior training following at 7pm.

Monday Night Junior track training with Margaret Horne will continue through winter and after growing beyond a regular attendance of 20, has split into 2 groups with Novice riders between 5:00 and 6:15 and Intermediate riders between 6:15 and 7:30.

Dunc Gray Velodrome Track Closures

Please note that the Dunc Gray Velodrome will be closed for General Training for the following dates;

Please sign in and pay at the Cycling NSW office prior to getting on the track

Bookings to use the velodrome can be made at the Cycling NSW Office during office hours on 0297385850

Training sessions on the velodrome can also be viewed on the Group Training Page

For details about closures and training times; click here

Cycling NSW is generously supported by the following Organisations

http://www.nsw.cycling.org.au/

For further enquiries contact:

brian.crawford@cycling.org.au