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  1. Bump in case the afternoon hubbers missed the time change
  2. Like bikes? Like beer? You've come to the right place! First Male, Lady, Mountain Bike and Single Speed home take home one of these Crash Race beers for their efforts. Everyone else gets a crisp castle from the car bar!
  3. Thanks for the heads up Mamil - I'll mention this in the briefing
  4. Once we get to Fishhoek I'd say the best option is just to stick with it - we have no cut off, so no problem with cruising at your own pace! We can expect the leaders of the half to get to the top of Southern Cross drive, joining us at the 47/8km mark, at around 6:30ish. So if you can do that 47km in 2/2.15 hours you'll have a clear road all the way, if not you can cheer them on as you meander back. For reference, strava says the front guys did 1h26ish last year for the whole route, while the back guys did it between 2h30 to 2h50ish (on mtbs). We have range (Ps: Even if runners are on the route when the back markers get there, my personal experience is that the traffic police have always been happy to let us through.)
  5. There will be somewhere between 24 to 48 of Charles Glass's finest
  6. No zars necessary and you wont be left in the dust either! I usually cruise at the back somewhere around 20 - 25km/h. Fast enough to make it, but slow enough to chat The main goal is just to have a play, take in chappies at full moon and then share war stories at the end! For the racing snakes, we have a special bottle of Wolfpack Hustle beer for the first male and female, as well as first mountain bike and single speed home. Everyone else gets a cold castle out the cooler box
  7. With this weekend being your last to train (either by having a beer at 6:30am or by spinning the legs) before the big day, here’s your route: Once everyone arrives at Forries we'll take a spin down to the Engen Garage on Main Road for the start. We ride main road all the way to Fish Hoek and turn right at the FH circle towards Noordhoek. We take the same back roads as the Ultra (Corsair Way), eventually doing Chappies, through Hout Bay, up Constantia Nek and then hit Rhodes Drive to the finish, where cold bezzas await! For safety's sake, the official finish for the racing snakes will be at Kirstenbosch top gate - in case it ends in a sprint - followed by a leisurely roll back to forries for a beer and a chat. Hope to see you there!
  8. Absolutely! Here's the the thread/event page from last year if you'd like some more info: https://community.bikehub.co.za/topic/172976-event-two-oceans-wolfpack-hustle-crash-race/ We'll try have a special prize for first the mtb and SS home this year too, so even more reason to head out on the knobblies!
  9. Event Name: Two Oceans "Wolfpack Hustle" Crash Race 2019 When: 20 April 2019 Where: Forries, Western Cape Category: Road A morning for the purists. A battle for the teeth gritters. A chance for the renegades and the Voigts of Cape Town. A race for the rouleurs, the puncheurs and the breakaway artists. A statement for the singlespeeds and big ring riders. A beautiful morning for all who love the sound of freewheel hubs and banter with buddies at first light. Welcome to the Two Oceans “Wolfpack Hustle” Crash Race. 2019 marks the 6th occasion of the Two Oceans Crash Race - a race/ride which traverses the two oceans ultra-marathon route while the roads are closed(ish), before the runners start. This is your only chance on cycling Cape Town’s usually busy streets, with absolutely(ish) no traffic or cars, for free. Skip your usual beautiful, blissful slumber and join us at an unthinkable hour for 56km of bicycle riding delight. You might have to set your alarm for 3am, but we guarantee you’ll have a good time. Start time is 4:00am sharp outside Forresters Arms, Newlands. Compulsory items: A bicycle; helmet; front and rear light; and a post-race beer at Forries. First Gent and First Lady will receive a rare and highly coveted crash race dog-tag so #bringyourhustle Go to Event Page
  10. Thanks Mamil. We could have made this a bit clearer in the briefing - we'll note it for next year! Hope you had a jol nonetheless
  11. Thanks for coming everyone, hope you had as much fun as we did! Congrats to our winners, Annie and Donovan
  12. Come rain or shine, tomorrow we ride! Hope everyone is ready for a jol!
  13. We'll try have a coolerbox with some cold bezzas waiting;)
  14. I usually bonk as soon as I sit on a bicycle but lets say somewhere around 20 - 25km/h. Fast enough to make it, but slow enough to chat
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