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Sunday, 23 September 2012

Goulburn Grand Prix Cycle Challenge

Event Details

During NSW Bike Week, Council is hosting The Goulburn Grand Prix Cycle Challenge on Sunday 25 September. This is an event incorporating a variety of rides to cater for all ages and abilities.

All proceeds of this event will be shared between The Heart Foundation and Abbeyfield Goulburn.

Cycling Challenges

  • Community: 4 km community ride mainly on shared pedestrian/cycle paths around Goulburn Golf Course (entry fee gold coin donation on the day)
  • Bullamalita 20: 20km course (entry fee $25)
  • Windellama 60: 60km course along Windellama Road ( entry fee $55 includes bbq lunch and drink)
  • The Grand Prix: a challenging 85km loop following the historic first Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix event of 1924 (entry fee $55 includes food and drink station at Bungonia and bbq lunch and drink)

Register before 16th September 2011 and receive a $10 early bird discount!

For more information including downloadable posters, flyers, registration forms, programs, maps and merchandise sizing guides please click here.

All Details to be confirmed!

Contact Details

Jodie Tremble - Event Co-ordinator

Telephone: (02) 4823 4550 or Fax: (02) 4823 4513

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