Cotswold audax
Posted: 23 Feb 2015 14:04
Those who braved the Sunrise or Snowdrop Audax last weekend ( and even more those that didn't ) should now be thinking of entering one of the club's Cotswold audax on 14th June.
Four rides, three distances and with generous time limits on the two shorter routes. Something for everyone.
If you have never done an Audax before then the 100 km rides provide an ideal first. Not very hilly, country lanes, great cafés and plenty of time to get around.
The 160km (or 100 miles for those UKIPers) is a great first 100. Tough enough to stretch most but not to defeat anyone.
The Expedition at 200 km is a "proper "audax. Run under the ancient rules of the Audax Club Parisien that pre date the Tour de France and other such Johnny come lately events. ...If you have never ridden this far before then isn't it about time you gave it a go?
Those who can't ride can support your club by volunteering to help on the day.
Four rides, three distances and with generous time limits on the two shorter routes. Something for everyone.
If you have never done an Audax before then the 100 km rides provide an ideal first. Not very hilly, country lanes, great cafés and plenty of time to get around.
The 160km (or 100 miles for those UKIPers) is a great first 100. Tough enough to stretch most but not to defeat anyone.
The Expedition at 200 km is a "proper "audax. Run under the ancient rules of the Audax Club Parisien that pre date the Tour de France and other such Johnny come lately events. ...If you have never ridden this far before then isn't it about time you gave it a go?
Those who can't ride can support your club by volunteering to help on the day.