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Great Tasmanian Bike Ride

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  1. Hi Cyclists

    The Great Tasmanian Bike Ride is on 10 - 18 February 2007.
    Please let other forum users know if you will be on the Great Tasmanian Bike Ride.
    Will you be a rider or volunteer?

    I will be a catering volunteer.

  2. Aspergers said:

    Hi Cyclists

    The Great Tasmanian Bike Ride is on 10 - 18 February 2007.
    Please let other forum users know if you will be on the Great Tasmanian Bike Ride.
    Will you be a rider or volunteer?

    I will be a catering volunteer.


    Last year (or was it the year before) the GTBR stopped at Lake Barrington overnight during a rowing regatta. Being a rower and a rider, it was great to catch up with a few riders - young and old. I wondered how many made it up the hill out of the Lake without stopping. I often do a 50km clockwise circuit from the Lake, through Sheffield, Gowrie Park during regattas.

    If the GTBR is stopping at the Lake this year, take time to have a look at the World Championship Rowing Course and talk to the rowers.

    If you can make it up the hill in less than 20 minutes you are going well (3km, average 7.5% grade, 42 corners). It's as tough as the Col du Galibier (believe me, I've done them both).

  3. GTBR is not doing the west coast, it is doing the east coast.
    See bv.com.au20006 for the full details. Also check out bv.com.auviewforum.php for the GTBR forums on Bicycle Victoria's website.

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