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A bike and a sense of adventure and some grit and determination.
What's your next Audax?
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A bike and a sense of adventure and some grit and determination.
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This is available as a perm and likely closest you will get for a GT Wales
https://www.audax.uk/event-details?id=2500
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Weather guaranteed
DCLane
Found in the Yorkshire hills ...
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That's my concern. I don't need the 400 for PBP next year as I've already got a BRM one, so will be up there but monitoring.
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Ah but you should never ride a 400 just for PBP. It must offer you more than that.
spokeweasel
Active Member
Morning, what I meant to ask was - Do you just show up on the day and ride the distance? Does one need an insurance to participate in the audax events in the UK or in general?
If I sign up as a temporary member, does Audax UK provide me with any cover as I’m confused about the word “limited” - does that mean I get covered onLy for the single event I’m trying to participate or ?
Also, are Audax UK & Cycling UK memberships different ? Should I register / subscribe for both, as Cycling UK seems to offer a lot more in terms of benefits, according to their website.
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Temp membership (which is part of your entry fee) will give you cover for the duration of the event.
Cycling UK and AUK are essentially different organisations. CUK does campaigning and supports general cycling whilst AUK is there to provide the infrastructure around a specific discipline. CUK members dont pay the temp membership for AUK events.
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Not my next, but just completed this weekend. The Audax Ireland National 400. That brings me to 50 points in the 50th anniversary year. With 12 hours of darkness, the night was long. But the full moon and stars compensated, with clear skies.
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robjh
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- Cambridgeshire - almost Essex
I'm doing the Cheviots. Coasts and Castles 200k from Alnwick this Saturday 3rd October. Makes it a three-day event for me with getting there and back, and am planning a leisurely ride down to Newcastle for my train on Sunday.
Elybazza61
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Have booked the Richard Ellis 200 on October the 3rd and booked the Dunmow Travelodge for the night before, will be less hassle on the trains and can leisurely get to the start for breakfast.
That was most(ly) a great ride and the weather held up to although not quite as clear a day as forecast, one dismount on a off-road section (gp5000's and thick leaves not a good combo) and one small walk up a hill but all good at 8:35 moving and 10:12 official.
Late to this lark but might just be getting the bug,,,
Oh and trains were a mess with lots of KX trains cancelled giving less options to make the Cambridge connection but got there ok.
Write up here;
https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/your-ride-today.173254/page-2427#post-7707903
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How was it?
