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post-12583-0-93251000-1302457385.jpgFine BreeStart:16 April 2011 8:30 amEnd:16 April 2011 12:30 pmCategory:MTBOrganizer:Edelgard or Coenie LateganPhone: 0233551838 Email:coenie@cwnet.co.zaVenue:Laerskool Breerivier Address:

South Africa

 

A friendly event with four distances, offering fun, non-technical riding (no single track). Each finisher receives a water bottle. Both the 55 km and 32 km routes follow scenic jeep tracks and farm roads through vineyards and into the mountains, while the 16km and 4km are aimed at novices.

 

The 55 km route is aimed at experienced cyclists and includes some taxing climbs with accumulated elevation of some 990m and steep downhills – do not attempt this route if you are unfit or new to the sport!

 

The 32 km follows most of the long route with all the spectacular views, but avoids one or two tough hills. In general, these routes will test your cycling skills with gravel, shale, rocky and sandy surfaces, tough climbs and fast downhills.

 

The 16 km route is ideal for beginners and children and follows mainly good gravel roads through the vineyards.

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Fine BreeStart:16 April 2011 8:30 amEnd:16 April 2011 12:30 pmCategory:MTBOrganizer:Edelgard or Coenie LateganPhone: 0233551838 Email:coenie@cwnet.co.zaVenue:Laerskool Breerivier Address:

South Africa

 

A friendly event with four distances, offering fun, non-technical riding (no single track). Each finisher receives a water bottle. Both the 55 km and 32 km routes follow scenic jeep tracks and farm roads through vineyards and into the mountains, while the 16km and 4km are aimed at novices.

 

The 55 km route is aimed at experienced cyclists and includes some taxing climbs with accumulated elevation of some 990m and steep downhills – do not attempt this route if you are unfit or new to the sport!

 

The 32 km follows most of the long route with all the spectacular views, but avoids one or two tough hills. In general, these routes will test your cycling skills with gravel, shale, rocky and sandy surfaces, tough climbs and fast downhills.

 

The 16 km route is ideal for beginners and children and follows mainly good gravel roads through the vineyards.

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who is doing this one

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mast challenge seems more tempting since this not really a tough a ride

 

What you mean this is not a tough ride? Then ur not pedalling hard enough! I think its nice hard ride......

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What you mean this is not a tough ride? Then ur not pedalling hard enough! I think its nice hard ride......

 

I never saw the route profile, but from the description non-technical, no single track, thought its not tough!

 

It looks to be quite a bit of climbing

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Still think i'm gonna give the mast challenge a blast, 110% for 10.5km's should be fun! :clap:

 

If i could climb i would have joined you Meezo :lol: Take them apart! I'll go bonk in the Rawsonville valley at 40km like i did the past 2 years :clap:

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If i could climb i would have joined you Meezo :lol: Take them apart! I'll go bonk in the Rawsonville valley at 40km like i did the past 2 years :clap:

 

It's my first attempt at the mast challenge, i've been up to the mast once before, riding up most of the single track and crawled to the top in 1hr20min!

 

I'll see how long i last before i bonk hopefully at the 10km mark

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mast challenge seems more tempting since this not really a tough a ride

 

 

Mmmmm. I roughly count a ascent of about 1850m on the 30KM route. Is darem ook nie vir kinders nie hoor :lol:

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The Breede ride might not have single track, but the long route is certainly not easy.

The climbs will test your endurance and the steep fast down hills your handling skill.

 

Looks like I will miss it this year though... :(

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