Hi Everyone,
Hopefully someone can help me out. I'm thinking of getting into a bit of road racing and was wondering what the rules and regulations were, regarding the type of bike that is allowed for road racing in Australia.
I guess what I'm asking is if I turned up at road racing event with my flat bar road bike, would I be allowed to race.
Thanks.
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Scudme1 said:
Hi Everyone,
Hopefully someone can help me out. I'm thinking of getting into a bit of road racing and was wondering what the rules and regulations were, regarding the type of bike that is allowed for road racing in Australia.
I guess what I'm asking is if I turned up at road racing event with my flat bar road bike, would I be allowed to race.
Thanks.
Don't see why not as long as the handle bar has end caps and you have a racing licence or the club allows try out rides you should be OK. But contact your local club that you plan to race with.🙂 -
Have a look here
vic.cycling.org.auracinghome.htmOpen ↗I'm assuming that the rules are the same in NSW.
Jono
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correct me if im wrong but if you race with an acf license you therefore are racing under uci rules and they state that you must use a traditional handlebar
part 1 general organisation of cycling as a sport page 62 1.3.022 d) structure
i know its a bit technical and maybe not enforced everywhere but dont be surprised if it is
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DJA said:
Don't see why not as long as the handle bar has end caps and you have a racing licence or the club allows try out rides you should be OK. But contact your local club that you plan to race with.🙂
I'll check with my local club and see what they have to say.
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Jono L said:
Have a look here
vic.cycling.org.auracinghome.htmOpen ↗I'm assuming that the rules are the same in NSW.
Jono
Some good info here.
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when eddy ruled said:
correct me if im wrong but if you race with an acf license you therefore are racing under uci rules and they state that you must use a traditional handlebar
part 1 general organisation of cycling as a sport page 62 1.3.022 d) structure
i know its a bit technical and maybe not enforced everywhere but dont be surprised if it is
Well this may have answered my question. It doesn't say that the bars have to be of the drop type, only that they allow you to control the bike properly and they must be no wider than 50cm. But I will read it in more detail just to make sure.
Thanks.
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