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  1. Remember to enter for this Friday's night ride at Rosemary hill! We will have all sorts of fun activities including 'drumming' so make sure you bring the family! Entries online at www.asgevents.co.za See you there!! :clap:
  2. Stage 1 results of Tour de Freestate: Fouche 1st place, Meron 2nd and Kachelhoffer 3rd!
  3. Comrades of cycling to test the toughest Wanted! Riders with a sense of adventure; cyclists who are not afraid to face a tough challenge. This is not the wording for an advertisement for the Bestmed Jock Cycle Classique, but it could have been. The race, presented by ASG and organised by Wynand de Villiers, will be held in the Lowveld on July 21. De Villiers can’t hide his excitement when he talks about the Bestmed Jock. “Do you know it is the second oldest classic in South African cycling? This year is the 29th Jock. Only the Argus is older. “I regard the Jock as the Comrades of cycling. Any rider who finishes can be proud of the achievement, having conquered what is possibly the toughest climb in local road cycling.” The climb De Villiers refers to is Boulders on the second stage between Nelspruit and Kaapmuiden. It is 7km long with an average gradient of nine per cent. For about 3km it goes up to 14 per cent. De Villiers predicts that is where the race will be won or lost. “Any rider who is prepared to push himself through the pain barrier will be able to ride ‘calendar days’ into his rivals. “The backmarkers always battle a bit to get to the top, but there is no need to get despondent – there is a long descent to the finish line.” According to De Villiers, the three-stage, 154km Bestmed Jock Cycle Classique is the biggest winter road event in the country, attracting 1 300 riders annually. “Riders love the three-stage format. The locals treat them really well before and after the racing. The food and hospitality just couldn’t be better.” Follow Wynand on @CyclingnewsZA. Enter on www.cyclelab.com. Mail eventsupport@asgworld.co.za or phone 076 621 1807 for enquiries. CAPTIONS: Jock Cycle Classique – Team Bonitas drives the peloton during last year’s Bestmed Jock Cycle Classique. Photo: Cyclingnews Jock – Dylan Girdlestone- Dylan Girdlestone wins last year’s Bestmed Jock Cycle Classique. Photo: Cyclingnews Bestmed Jock Cycle Classique – quick facts Date: 21 July 2012 Venue: Coronation Park, Barberton Starting times: Stage 1: 6.30am; Stage 2: 8.30am; Stage 3: 12.30pm Stage distances: Stage 1: Barberton to Nelspruit via Hilltop – 42km; Stage 2: Nelspruit to Kaapmuiden via Boulders – 58.8km; Stage 3: Kaapmuiden to Barberton – 54km Entry fees: Three stages: R490; Two stages: R300; One stage: R150 (two-stage riders start in Nelspruit and one in Kaapmuiden) Three-stage entry includes: Breakfast in Nelspruit after stage one; Lunch in Kaapmuiden after stage two; Long-sleeved special edition Jock T-shirt; Jock Fleece Jacket; Goody bags with nutritional supplements and other rider aids; Some of the best waterpoints and local hospitality you’ll ever experience; Well marshalled roads; Excellent race control; Great camaraderie; Lovely Lowveld sunshine; The satisfaction of conquering some of cycling’s greatest climbs and the prestige of having completed South Africa’s toughest single-day race! Riders in the two-stage event don’t receive a free T-shirt or breakfast in Nelspruit. You can purchase a shirt for R80 when you enter online. Two-stage riders receive lunch in Kaapmuiden. No breakfast or lunch served for one-stage riders. We look forward to seeing you there!
  4. Its Wacky Wednesday - GIVE IT HORNS!
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    Hi guys For any more queries on our Ftech and DeMarchi bibs, please e-mail ronel@asgworld.co.za Regards ag
  6. Event Name: ASG Night Rider MTB Series #4 When: 1 June 2012 Where: Rosemary Hill, Gauteng Category: MTB We have heard your requests and have taken the decision to move the Night Rider Series to the first Friday of every month instead of Thursday. The event will still be hosted at the picturesque Rosemary Hill farmland just 10 minutes from Pretoria East. ASG Events are proud to have Rosemary Hill as the home of the Night Rider Series. The night series, specifically, will be the highlight of the Rosemary Hill event calendar by creating a safe, family friendly environment. Bon fires, kiddies activities and live entertainment can be enjoyed whilst waiting on their loved ones to welcome them back from a triumphant ride. The race will pass through rosemary fields, past dams, across streams and through indigenous vegetation not to mention some wicked single track and interesting man made obstacles for the more daring rider. Adult ride- Registration: 17:30 onwards Start: 19h00 Reg cost: R120 per rider Distance: 21km Place: Rosemary Hill Lights: Booking of a light for rent is essential Light rental cost: R100-00 REGISTER ON: www.asgevents.co.za Kid’sfun ride- Time: 6:00pm Reg cost: R 30 per child Ages: 5-12 preferably to be accompanied by an adult Distance: Approx 4.5km Lights: Lights are essential Directions to the event: Travelling on the N4 east towards Emalahleni (previously Witbank), pass the Hans Strydom off-ramp, then take the next off-ramp which is Boschkop/ Donkerhoek. There is a toll gate where you pay R8. Turn right and continue over the highway for 2.2 km (dirt road) Rosemary Hill is situated on the right. Latitude -25.790917 -25°47′ 27.3″ Longitude 28.432383 28°25′ 56.58″ Important: The enjoyment of your ride is largely dependent on your light so please make sure that your unit is sufficient and that you are comfortable it will suffice. If you do not have a light and would like to rent OR purchase one, please remember to “order” one when you register online. The light will be charged and ready to go upon arrival at Rosemary Hill. Kids must wear helmets and MUST make use of lights. The kids will be accompanied by some adults and a sweeper. Come and join us for a fun night out under the African Skies... Go to Event Page
  7. Event Name: Bestmed Jock Classique Presented By ASG When: 21 July 2012 Where: Coronation Park, Baberton, Mpumulanga Category: Road The 29th edition of the Bestmed Jock Cycle Classique, presented by ASG, covers a total distance of 154km, covering three stages on the same route as in 2011 The Jock organization received great news late in April, which has enabled us to stick to the original Jock route.... Road works on the N4 between Nelspruit and Kaapmuiden have been pushed forward to start in August, which means the race can use the traditional second stage route from Nelspruit to Kaapmuiden via Boulders and also the traditional third stage from Kaapmuiden back to Barberton. Starting times: Stage 1: 6:30 Stage 2: 8:30 Stage 3: 12:30 Stage distances: STAGE 1: BARBERTON TO NELSPRUIT VIA HILLTOP – 42KM STAGE 2: NELSPRUIT TO KAAPMUIDEN VIA BOULDERS – 58.8KM STAGE 3: KAAPMUIDEN TO BARBERTON – 54KM Entry fees: 3-stage event: R490 2-stages: R300 1 stage: R150 2 stage riders start in Nelspruit and 1-stage riders start in Kaapmuiden What your 3-stage entry includes: Breakfast in Nelspruit after the 1st stage Lunch in Kaapmuiden after the 2nd stage Free long sleeved special edition Jock T-shirt Free Jock Fleece Jacket Goody bags with nutritional supplements and other rider aids Some of the best waterpoints and local hospitality you’ll ever experience Well marshaled roads Excellent race control Great camaraderie! Lovely Lowveld sunshine The satisfaction of conquering some of cycling’s greatest climbs and the prestige of having completed South Africa’s toughest single day race! Riders in the 2-stage event don’t receive a free T-shirt and don’t receive breakfast in Nelspruit. You can purchase a shirt for R80 when you enter on-line. 2-stage riders do receive lunch in Kaapmuiden. No breakfast or lunch served for 1-stage riders. STAGE 1 The first stage of the Jock Cycle Classique over 42km starts from CORONATION PARK and finishes at BERGVLAM HIGH SCHOOL in Nelspruit. 1) Start in Hillary Street Barberton at 06h25 in 5 min. intervals 2) Ride to T-Junction and turn left towards Nelspruit 3) Follow road over Hilltop towards Nelspruit. 4) Start of first K.O.M./ Q.O.M. is 29,9 km out on Route 5) Line of K.O.M./ Q.O.M. and first waterpoint at 30,9 km. 6) End of stage 42 km on uphill just before Technikon 7) Free Zone approx. 2 km (Cyclists must adhere to traffic regulations etc.) to Bergvlam High School where breakfast will be served STAGE 2 Stage 2 over 58.8km starts in Nelspruit at 8:30 in the same order as the start of the first stage in Barberton. Riders who join in here to do two stages will start at the back of the field. 1) Start inside Bergvlam school yard in the same starting order as in Barberton 2) Turn right into Geelhout str., left into Figtree, right into Enos Mabuza str. and through town to the N4 left until Matafin in a neutral zone 3) Race starts once more as the cyclists turn left on the N4 (approx 4,5km from start) 4) Route turns onto Lydenburg rd, and left onto the Ring road bypass 5) Cyclists turn right onto Mara Rd at 33,8 km towards Boulders 6) First waterpoint on Boulders at 37, km 7) Start of second K.O.M / Q.O.M at 40,9 km 8) Line of second K.O.M. /Q.O.M. and second waterpoint at 42.9km 9) End of second stage at T-Junction of the Barberton - Kaapmuiden rd at 58,8km 10) Free zone approx 800m to Kaapmuiden primary school (Cyclists must obey traffic rules) where lunch will be served Remember, ultimately your safety is in your hands. The second stage ends on the Boulders road just before the T-junction at the Barberton/Kaapmuiden road. After the finish line, riders will be directed left to Kaapmuiden and right again briefly onto the N4 to get to Kaapmuiden Primary School which lies on the right hand side. At Kaapmuiden Primary school, a lunch will be served to all 2 and 3 stage riders and the school tuck shop is well stocked extra drinks and eats. STAGE 3 The third stage over 54km starts at the Kaapmuiden Primary school at 12h30 and it follow the very challenging rollercoaster ride back to Barberton. 1) Start of stage at the same spot where the previous stage ended in the same order as was the case with previous stages. Riders only taking part in this stage will start at the back of the field. 2) Turn right towards Barberton at T-Junction over Pettigrew’s Neck 3) First water point at Honeybird at 17,7 km 4) Second Water point at Towers at 24,7km 5) Third water point below Ezzies pass at 35,2 km. 6) First Railway Crossing at 38,3 km 7) Second railway crossing at 42,5 km. 8) Fourth Water point at Fairview turn off 45,4 km 9) End of stage in Sheba rd, just before Bland street Crossing at 54 km. 10) Free Zone down Bland street towards Alexandra street and up to Coronation park, Approx 1,5 Km. (Cyclists must obey traffic rules) where the medals are handed out and where all proceedings for the prize giving etc. takes place Because of the severity of the race, riders under Junior status are only allowed to compete in the final stage, according to UCI rules. Therefore, they only compete in the 50 km distance over the final stage. Back-up NTT Toyota providing all vehicle requirements with more than 20 support vehicles. Added to the more than 50 marshalls, 30 metro officers and the experienced medical back-up from ER 24, cyclists will be taken care of well. Tog bag van with trailer Riders must please mark their tog bags clearly with name tags. The tog bag van will be available at the start line in Barberton for the first stage. It will be parked in front of the food hall at the second stage in Nelspruit and in Kaapmuiden it will be parked at the entrance to the school hall adjacent to the rugby field. The tog bag van will depart from every stage after the last rider has taken off Rules and regulations THE JOCK WILL BE RUN ACCORDING TO THE RULES & REGULATIONS OF THE U.C.I. - CYCLING S.A. AND MPUMALANGA CYCLING UNION. The Jock is rated as a classic, and must be run accordingly. 1) It is compulsory to wear a helmet during the race. 2) Obey all Traffic rules and stay on the left hand side of the road. The roads are narrow therefore it is for your own safety. Those who would not adhere to the rules will be disqualified. 3) When taking on refreshments at water points, you must stop at the waterpoint. Purified water will be served as well as Bio Cycle energy drink and some stations will have eats and energy bars. 4) The race moves through a nature reserve just as you leave the N4 towards Mara. Please don’t litter as wild animals run free in this area. 5) THE DESCENT DOWN BOULDERS IS DANGEROUS AND QUITE TECHNICAL. Please take care. Timing The timing will once again be done professionally by the officials of Cycling SA and by Racetec. Please remember to fit your chip. Prize Giving Prize giving will be at 16h30 at Coronation Park. Cut-off times: The following cut-off times will be enforced on stages: Stage 1: 9:00 Stage 2: 13:00 Stage 3: 17:30 Prize money (see website for details) With every Jock medal worn, again a cyclist is born! Go to Event Page
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  9. Event Name: Sondela MTB Classic, Presented By ASG When: 7 July 2012 - 8 July 2012 Where: Sondela Nature Reserve, Limpopo Category: MTB After five years of meticulous track building, Sondela operations manager Melgard Meyer has created an absolutely stunning mountain bike course at the well-known nature reserve north of Pretoria, culminating in the advent of the first Sondela Mountain Bike Classic, which will be presented by ASG on 7 and 8 July this year. Situated only 45 minutes north of Pretoria on the N1 Highway, Sondela Nature Reserve has been a popular bushveld getaway for many years - running on an high occupancy rate - and it's now been made available for a mass participation mountain bike event which is set to become a major stop-over on the local cycling calendar. In the main event on Sunday, 8 July, two distances are on offer - 40km and 80km. It's a 40km track of which more than 80 per cent takes place on smooth, fast single track. It's exhilarating with the total ascent on the 40km course only 190 metres! Riders who would like to do 80km must complete the course twice. To enter, visit www.asgevents.co.za At times it feels as if one gets tunnel vision on the almost endless flowing single track sections on which you can wiz along at more than 30km/h. It really is an experience to behold and the perfect winter ride to keep the legs going. Sondela boasts stunning facilities as well as ample parking right next to the start/finish area. The event will start and finish inside the Sondela caravan park and riders will be able to use all the neat ablution facilities when they attend the event. Numerous vendors will sell all sorts of eats and drinks and a beer garden will provide the necessary post-race hydration for riders after their trip amongst the wonderful bushveld surroundings. Riders will spot various game species, including Warthog, Impala, Zebra,Wildebeest, Nyala and Eland and they'll be hydrated by vibrant staff at the three sponsored waterpoints on the route. The Classic on Sunday will start at 9:00, which will not only give the day time to warm up before riders set off, but it also affords riders the opportunity to drive to the venue on the N1 highway from Johannesburg or Pretoria on the morning of the event. Sondela have reserved the entire lush caravan park for mountain bikers who would like to sleep over for the weekend. To book your spot please see reservation details below. Because of the high occupancy rate at Sondela, chalet accommodation is open to the general public over the race weekend, which means mountain bikers who would like to book in these luxury self-catering units have to get cracking as soon as possible. Melgard, a self-confessed mountain-bike addict, set out to create a riding culture at Sondela five years ago. In the process he has cut more than 80km of mountain bike tracks on the splendid 4700 hectare farm. He is an absolute perfectionist and it shows in the trails, which have been handcrafted to offer the best possible - meaning quick and flowing - experience on a mountain bike. While the Sunday's events are reserved for those geared to a more racing attitude to their bikes, Saturday, 7 July offers an array of mountain biking activities for the family and the not-so-serious wheel wobblers. Saturday will feature a kiddie's race for 3-6 year olds on a specially built "trail" with ramps and cool berms while 7-11 year-olds can try their hand at the 5km circular smooth single track MTB course. There will also be afun night adventure ride for kids. The kids will be accompanied by skilled riders who will be spread on the course. There are a few interesting prizes up for grabs in the kids event. Typically a youngster, who crosses the finish line in tears, will receive the award for the toughest rider on the day. And a special surprise awaits the child who finishes last and the youngest competitor. A 20km family ride also features on Saturday, which affords Sunday's serious racers to do a twirl with their loved ones among the beautiful Sondela surroundings. Of course it's all accompanied by great entertainment and famous Sondela hospitality. The resort boasts a heated pool and many scheduled activities for kids, which include "kleilat"-throwing, quad bike rides, tug of war and excursions to the Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre and farmyard. Kids who get up early enough can even help milk the cows! Proceeds from the Sondela Classic will go to the Sondela Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre. Medals to all finishers and big lucky draw prizes are on offer at the prize giving, sponsored by RCI, Sondela and ASG. The resort has won numerous awards for excellence and there is little doubt that their newest venture, in partnership with ASG Events, will reflect this same culture of excellence. For accommodation bookings at Sondela on 014 736 8900 or email info@sondela.com. Further info on Sondela and directions www.sondela.com Sondela MTB Classic -Quick Facts: Date:7-8 July 2012 Time: 09:00 Distances:80km, 40km 20km, kiddie's rides (500 metres for 3-6 year-olds and 5km for 7-11year-olds, night ride) Entry fees: 80km: R200 40km: R140 20km: R100 Kiddie's rides: R30 Programme: Registration: Sondela: Friday 6 July 14:00 - 18:00 Sondela: Saturday 7 July 07:00 - 12:00 Sondela: Sunday 8 July: 07:00 - 09:00 Saturday 7 July: 09:00- 20km start 11:00- kiddies 3-6 year-olds 12:00- kiddies 7-11 year-olds 18:00- Kiddies night ride Sunday 8 July: 09:00- 80km start 09:15- 40km start 14:00- Prize Giving Categories: 3-6 yrs: scooter hooters 7-11 yrs: jack & jills 12-15 yrs: teenie bopbers 16-19 yrs: jong & jeukerig 20-29 yrs: plenty twenties 30-39 yrs: dirty thirties 40-49 yrs: naughty fourties 50: old farts & tarts For further info on Sondela and directions go to www.sondela.com For race enquiries email eventsupport@asgworld.co.za or phone 076 621 1807 Go to Event Page
  10. We had a great time at the SA Ironman 2012 expo!! How about this... American buys Rudy Project Wingspan from us expo, he's set to break a world record by competing in 30 Ironman's this year, 20 in the next 22 weeks!! Thats hardcore!
  11. At the World Triathlon Series event in Sydney Richard Murray once again gave an outstanding performance to win the silver medal and claim the first podium finish by an African athlete at a World Championship Series event! “Thank you for the amazing support, loving my Kit :-)” Richard is proudly sponsored by Rudy Project & SIDI! Catch all the action here! http://www.triathlon.org/news/article/steffen_justus_claims_first_world_triathlon_series_title/
  12. ...because this is what cyclists do!
  13. Check out this vintage Pinarello collection, from 1981 until now...
  14. www.cyclingnews.co.za "The Bonitas riders compete on the new Pinarllo Dogma 2. For those who have been in the sport for a while, that's enough said. The Dogma has long represented the pinnacle of frame design and is to cycling what Ferrari is to the motoring industry. Much has already been said and written about the Dogma 2 this year. At Cyclingnews we are convinved that one simply won't buy anything better for the same price. But we should add that we have always been fans of all things Italian." The frame costs around R50 000, complete bikes retail at the R100 000 mark. The team bikes come in at more than R130 000 Proudly sponsored by ag, Pinarello, Selle San Marco, DEDA, FFWD wheels!
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  16. Event Name: ASG Night Rider MTB Series #3 When: 3 May 2012 Where: Rosemary Hill, Gauteng Category: MTB Adult ride - Registration: 17h30 onwards Race briefing: 18h45 sharp Race starts: 19h00 Reg cost: R120 per rider Distance: 21km Register on: www.asgevents.co.za *Online entries close on 2 May 2012 Place: Rosemary Hill Directions: Travelling on the N4 east towards Emalahleni (previously Witbank), pass the Hans Strydom offramp, then take the next offramp which is Boschkop/ Donkerhoek. There is a toll gate where you pay R8. Turn right and continue over the highway for 2.2 km (dirt road) Rosemary Hill is situated on the right. Latitude -25.790917 -25° 47′ 27.3″ Longitude 28.432383 28° 25′ 56.58″ Kid’s fun ride- Time: 6:00pm Reg cost: R 30 per child, includes a juice Ages: 5-12 preferably to be accompanied by an adult Distance: Approx 4.5km Register on: www.asgevents.co.za Important: The enjoyment of your ride is largely dependent on your light so please make sure that your unit is sufficient and that you are comfortable it will suffice. If you do not have a light and would like to rent OR purchase one, please remember to “order” one when you register online. The light will be charged and ready to go upon arrival at Rosemary Hill. Kids must wear helmets and we recommend the use of lights. The kids will be accompanied by some adults and a sweeper. What you can expect: Lots of fun, food, videos, music and a massive bonfire. A route change at each event as well as lots of surprise obstacles, these include a ride through ruins impregnated with smoke, forests with live animal sounds and a 70m floating bridge across a farm dam. We will have live drum beating at this race so family and friends can join in to welcome riders as they make their way to the finish line! Entertainment for kiddies and safe play areas so bring your family along for a fun filled night out under the beautiful African Skies. Live tracking (riders have GPS devices with them) and live video footage of the riders will be exhibited for at key points enroute Great prizes and lucky draws Complimentary drinks at the Shebeen thanks to SAB Comments on our previous races: “Seriously that was FRIKKIN' Awesome. What a jol. Great route. Very well marked. And our sweeper dude J rocked…And how was the Shebeen. Sooo cool. Best BarMan ever.Rumours of the Floating Bridge had us nervous at the start, but we rode it, none of us swam. Yayness”. - Lisa Leigh Mulley "Awesome! Thanks for an AWESOME Asg Sport night race, the effects were great …super experience! The shabeen was perfect!! Thanks!!” - Monique Kania “Thanks for a great event, you and your team have really made something special out ofthis concept – I had a blast!! The floating bridge and barn with mist was very cool. Well done and I am sure that plenty of hard work has gone into making such an exciting and different experience!!” - Andre Terlouw Check out this cool video clip! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azxQ-jBpH18 Hurry and enter now! www.asgevents.co.za SEE YOU THERE!! Go to Event Page
  17. Event Name: KIA Walkerville Classic’s 15th Anniversary Presented By ASG When: 15 July 2012 Where: Lapeng Hotel and Conference Centre, Gauteng Category: MTB The 15th anniversary of the KIA Walkerville Classic, Gauteng’s biggest andfavourite winter mountain-bike event, will be an occasion to remember. The Classic, even though it is held in the middle of the winter – July 15 this year– attracts more than 1 500 riders annually. This speaks volumes for thestandard of the organisation and the route. To commemorate the special occasion of the event’s 15th staging, presentingsponsor ASG have put up 25 Rudy Project ZUMA helmets, valued at R1300 each, forthe first 25 riders who enter on-line. ASG is proud tohave KIA Motors as the title sponsor for the Walkerville Classic from 2012. Walkerville is one of 5 MTB events making up the KIA MTB Series for 2012/2013. “Kia Motors'involvement in sport stems from being the official vehicle supplier to FIFA,the official partner of the Euro 2012 and the major sponsor of the AustralianOpen. Locally Kia Motors South Africa is looking to make a difference in thehugely popular cycling scene with mountain biking as it's focus. Kia, as thetitle sponsor is proud to be working with ASG to bring you a series ofmemorable and exciting races. Our aim is to raise the overall experience forevery rider within our race series and give them a sense of what the brand andour cars are all about. I look forward to seeing you on the trails.” Says DavidSieff, National Marketing Manager of KIA Motors. On-line entries for the Walkerville Classic have moved to www.asgevents.co.za. If you have entered the Walkerville Classic before your details have been loadedonto the new on-line entry site. You will just be required once off to create anew username and password on the new system. Known widely as Gauteng’s coldest mountain-bike event, the Classic also is alsorenowned for its smooth, flowing single-track sections. There are, however, real challenges on the route, which offers a wonderful variety ofriding terrain. As a result, the race is a true test for any mountain biker –and it offers great rewards. Ken Davies, one of the founding fathers of mountain biking in South Africa, remainsin charge of route design and control. He still loves riding his bike and, atthe “entry-level” age of 68, does so better than most. Ken has retained the 2011 route, which means many riders are in for an extra treat.Those who participated last year can try to improve on their 2011 times. The 60km riders will start from 8:30 and those who take on the 40km event will getunder way from 09:30. All finishers receive a special commemorative 15th anniversary medal. Distinctive features on the route: At the 10km mark: The climb to the top of Platberg, which, at almost 2 000 metresabove sea level, provides magnificent views of the whole Witwatersrand. At the 30km mark: Great single-track riding through the Eikenhof plots At the 35km mark: Technical, tough 1.5km climb following the Eikenhof single-tracksection At the 40km mark: Wattle Alley climb. Wattle Alley is about 3km of smooth climbingbut it does present the final big obstacle on the route At the 45km mark: fast single-track riding all the way to the Showgrounds Roadcrossing. At the 50km mark: A welcome stretch of tarred road in Drumblade The 1.5km drag after the dam to the finish at Lapeng. The 40km riders do not face any one of the three climbs. They take a short cutthrough the back end of the Eye of Africa at the first water point and join the60km riders at the second water point. The start and finish are at the Lapeng Hotel and Conference Centre in Walkerville,which presents ample parking as well as scrumptious food on sale. Great Walkerville merchandiseavailable when you enter on-line: 1 Ftech custom-designed KIA Walkerville cyclingshirt – R600 2 Ftech custom-designed KIA Walkerville armwarmers – R250 3 KIA Walkerville beanies – R80 Starting times 60km– 08:30 40km– 09:30 Entry fees 60km– R180 40km– R130 REGISTRATION • Friday 13 July – 10:00 to 16:00 at Cycle LabFourways. • Saturday 14 July – 09:00 to 15:00 at LapengHotel and Conference Centre. • Sunday, 15 July – 07:00 to 08:45 at Lapeng Hotel and ConferenceCentre. Closing date for on-line entries:Tuesday, 10 July 2012. Contact for race office: phone ASG Events on 076 621 1807 or emaileventsupport@asgworld.co.za Go to Event Page
  18. Event Name: 24Hr ASG MTB Challenge When: 27 April 2012 - 1 January 1970 Where: Rosemary Hill,257 Mooiplaats,N4 East, Exit 18, Pta, Gauteng Category: MTB ASG is proud to present the ultimate MTB format event! The event will be hosted over a 24hr period and will boast a feast of single track as you traverse through ASG’s legendary Rosemary Hill MTB track. Entrants will set up their own camp site at the start, where music, b...on fires and lots of activity will entertain them throughout the night, keeping them “pumped up”. Warm showers, flushing toilets and food and drinks will be available not to mention Rosemary Hill’s spectacular coffee for those in need of a boost. Prizes will include an array of ASG brands specific to mountain biking as well as sponsor products. The 24 Hour format is unique as it combines endurance and night riding in a social environment. A massive relay where solo riders and teams of 2, 4, 6 or 8 will compete against one another by completing as many laps as possible in a 24hr time frame (relay style, with only one team member out on the track at any one time). Team tactics will be key, deciding who should ride when, how many laps each rider should complete at any one time, and when to take a break for rest, sleep and nutrition. Solo riders will achieve the ultimate bragging rights in mountain biking! However, all teams (including solo riders) are free to decide how much or how little they ride, and how much time they prefer to spend sharing stories around their campfire! After all, the event is aimed are maximising the enjoyment and experience of all participants. ASG is introducing a first, by providing riders with two different course routes, each of approximately 8km, to make things more interesting, and to provide some variety in terms of terrain and features. Whether you are an experienced or novice rider, this event is designed to accommodate all participants. If you can't make the full 24hrs, join us on the course from 14h00 to 20h00 and take part in the 6hr Challenge. This separate event runs on the same course with the same rules as the 24hr event. Whilst shorter in duration, it still enables participants to experience the thrill of day and night relay riding. PROGRAMME Dates : 27 & 28th April 2012 Address : Rosemary Hill - 257 Mooiplaats, N4 East, Exit 18, Pretoria, South Africa Gates open for teams to set up their camp : 07h30 onwards 24 Hour Registration : 08h30 onwards 6 Hour Registration : 12h30 onwards 24 Hour Race Times : 10h00 Friday 27 April to 10h00 Saturday 28 April 6 Hour Race Times : 14h00 to 20h00 (Friday 27 April) Features : Dams | Forests | Grassy Plains | Ruins | Floating Bridge | Shebeen Format and Cost 24hr Solo R 260.00 24hr Team of 2 R 500.00 24hr Team of 4 R 900.00 24hr Team of 6 R 1,350.00 24hr Team of 8 R 1,700.00 6hr Solo R 160.00 6hr Team of 2 R 250.00 6hr Team of 4 R 450.00 HOW TO ENTER: Enter online at http://www.asgevents...ignUp.php?id=72 Come and join us at this unique event, it's guaranteed to be a blast Go to Event Page
  19. Team Bonitas has had a very successful European tour so far, below are some of the recent photographs taken in Portugal... Image 1: Meeting the mayor of Vimiero Image 2: Reception at the Mendol farm with traditionally dressed shepherd Image 3: No tour is complete without a braai! We look forward to the team's return and wish to congratulate them on a fantastic performance!
  20. Hi guys, Please also consider Ftech bibs next time...top end elastic technology pad (top of the range in fact)...same as in Assos....we think it is tops and unbelievable value for money from R1500 incl. Call us or visit Our website at www.asgsport.co.za Some great Sani2c kit available now at www.asgevents.co.za Regards ag
  21. What do you think of Team Sky’s snapshot of the Dogma 2 tunnel at Tour of Flanders?
  22. Great photograph taken at the Cape Argus PicknPay Cycle Tour 2012! From left to right: Malcolm Lange (Team Bonitas), Fausto Pinarello (Owner of Pinarello) and Heinrich Dannhauser (ASG) ****************************************** This is the line, The line between winning and losing Between failure and success Between good and great Between dreaming and believing Between convention and innovation Between head and heart It's a fine line It challenges everything we do And we ride it every day - Team Sky, official bike for 2012: Pinarello Dogma 2
  23. Got to love this pic sent in by Richard Murray!
  24. You're an inspiration!
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