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Hi,
I may be moving to New Zealand soon due to work and I was wondering how the road biking is there. Also I just started racing and I want to continue, what kind of orginizations are there? If any one on this list lives in NZ or had spent time there I would really like your opinion. Thanks. -Chris
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Christchurch, New Zealand
Posts: 108
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Chris, Just got into the racing scene here in Christchurch this last year. visit: www.mountainbike.co.nz/clubs/hacc for one of the Christchurch raod clubs and they have links to most of the others and: www.mountainbike.co.nz/clubs/ctta for the local time trial association There is a great road race schedule for next year on the first site. (2004 Senior program, bottom left hand side of the web page) Where are you going to work? www.cyclingnz.com is the main site. Cheers, Dave |
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Posts: 2
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There is a good road racing scene in Wellington, see www.capitalcycling.org.nz. Mud Cycles and Johnsonville Cycles are worth checking out for mountain biking in Wellington. Mud is next to the Makara Mtn bike park which is an absolute pleasure. |
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