Licensed Entries ONLY for 94.7

[Twiggy1981]

Group e/f, what about group LL and MM

[AndreZA]

I see there is already 510 entries.

 

 

[Frosty]

I decided to call Gail Heuwel on the number shown on the 94.7 entry form. Was told to call Glen Lottering, who has said that every cyclists who enters a race (race/funride) MUST have a license.

So much for 94.7 hoping to over-take the Argus as the biggest individually timed cycle race. Seems their biggest (participant) race will be a thing of the past.

 

[scotty]

Glen Lottering  

 

Does that mean i will have to be licensed to do the Benoni World Champs

[dirtrider]

haha only if you really wanna take part . But like somebody already mentioned , let's see what they do when entries stays at 560 . (I hope the 560 all got their licenses !)

[1hill@aTime]

Glen Lottering  

 

Does that mean i will have to be licensed to do the Benoni World Champs

 

you mail box is full

[1hill@aTime]

Glen Lottering  

 

Does that mean i will have to be licensed to do the Benoni World Champs

 

you mail box is full

[scotty]

Sorry full of death threats, will clear.

[Guest Big H]

Een bult op 'n slag.... trek Pretoria toe en join SPEKE.... soos julle kla op hierrie thread dink ek dit SAL goedkoper wees vir jou as jy wil aanhou fietsry.

[staffy]

I don't understand why people cry about  paying for a cycling licsence. Just take the cost of licsencing and joining a club and buying kit, then divide that by 12 and compare that to the monthly insurance you are paying on your 20 to 35 grand bike. staffy2007-03-07 05:50:57

[slowpoke]

take the cost of licsencing and joining a club and buying kit' date=' then divide that by 12 and compare that to the monthly insurance you are paying on your 20 to 35 grand bike. [/quote']

 

you are assuming that everyone rides expensive bikes...

[Delgado]

I don't understand why people cry about  paying for a cycling licsence. Just take the cost of licsencing and joining a club and buying kit' date=' then divide that by 12 and compare that to the monthly insurance you are paying on your 20 to 35 grand bike. [/quote']

 

Perhaps but buying a R2k bike or a R35k bike is a personal choice made with a tangible return. What is the tangible return for licensing? Road safety in races? Decent coverage in respect of accident cover? And by that I don't refer to the pathetic cover in place at the moment.

[dirtrider]

It is not about the cost of a license . I p@@ss that out against a tree every weekend . I need to know what I am paying for . It's like telling me to give the hobbo at the street corner R20 every time I see him because he is asking for it ! Show me a safe cycle lane , safer races and you may get my attention .

[Delgado]

Agreed and Halleluja dirt-rider!! You are a consumer and well done!! Now if there were 35000 consumers at the 94.7??? Imagine....

[vet pens]

This bull en unlucky vir die race organisers - hulle gaan baie geld verloor...ek stem saam, wys ons wat gaan met die geld gebeur, en borde langs die pad gaan verseker nie die oplossing wees nie.

[widget]

Haha this is so funny !!! So everybody gonna license for the 94.7 . Shame somebody gotta catch a wake-up . I for one are not that desperate to do the race and I thinks most of the fun riders would feel the same .

 

Quite correct DR - WHAT some of the guys here dont seem to understand is that there are thousands of moms and pops out there who are not interested in joining a club, they dont care about the CSA, they are not interested in changing something which in reality has never interested or affected them, they dont want a license dont know what its for and couldnt care if they are timed or not.

 

All they want to do is ride with their mates on a sunday and be part of something big a few times a year.

 

Why must they license.???????