Structure of cycling in SA

[vanniri]

I am a mtbér, have been and have no intention to change.

 

Before I moved abroad (non-permanent basis only for work) I went to races, even major one´s without any license issues, etc.

 

I am aware all of this has changed, experienced it myself during the few events I entered during holidays in SA. Apart from the additional money, no inconvienence to me.

 

Since I will be returning in a few months time, I decided to familiarize myself with the requirements.

 

I understand some link to CSA is required for racing, any publications/internet sites/ etc. recommended as reading?

 

Also, taking into account the Tour of SA scandal, do we have any alternatives to CSA?

[jmaccelari]

I am a mtbér, have been and have no intention to change.

 

Before I moved abroad (non-permanent basis only for work) I went to races, even major one´s without any license issues, etc.

 

I am aware all of this has changed, experienced it myself during the few events I entered during holidays in SA. Apart from the additional money, no inconvienence to me.

 

Since I will be returning in a few months time, I decided to familiarize myself with the requirements.

 

I understand some link to CSA is required for racing, any publications/internet sites/ etc. recommended as reading?

 

Also, taking into account the Tour of SA scandal, do we have any alternatives to CSA?

Don't worry. Nothing's changed. It's the same old, confusing stuff up! You'll fit right back in again!

 

As for alternatives.. Ha! This is Africa, dude.

 

And avoid The Hub...

Edited February 20, 2011 by jmaccelari

[Andyr249]

Listen to what jmaccelari says, unless you got lots of popcorn and coke on hand!

[Gatiepie]

What did I miss the last few months? Why should he avoid The Hub?

[Ab 1]

What did I miss the last few months? Why should he avoid The Hub?

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