Assessment Ride No. 1 - Sunday - 134km Hills and Flat Loop

20
OCT
7:00 AM Sunday
Meet Up Spot Raffles Hotel
Casual (No-Drop) / Killer Climbs

Assesment Ride – All Tours and all of the TDC Family welcome and feel free to bring your partner along

Sunday Assessment Ride - 130km Hills and Flat Ride - Welshpool Rd, Paterson Rd and Mundaring Weir Rd back to Perth plus a river loop

Meet at 7:00am, at Raffles Hotel (Canning Bridge) by the cycle path, for a briefing and rolling by 7:05am. It's about a 130km loop and we expect the ride to take about 6-6.5 hours including a coffee/food stop in Kalamunda and South Perth, so bring money. Duration is always dependent on traffic and any other unexpected delays. If you're time limited, there is no need to stop.

Free car parking is available on Canning Beach Road (https://www.google.com.au/maps/@-32.0095801,115.8489159,126m/data=!3m1!1e3), around the corner from Raffles that has no restrictions on the weekend. Note, this is not the car park directly across from Raffles, as it may have restrictions and fees.

Please, for my benefit, click "I'm In" if your coming and then click "I'm out" if you can't make it. Makes life a lot easier for me to see who's riding and if you're running late, as we will wait for anyone who has clicked I'm in.

TDC Riding Level: 

• Level 2 and up 

https://tourdecure.com.au/media/2234/rider-levels.pdf

Note; Development Level 1-2 rides will be available as required - get in touch with me if you would like one.

Tour de Cure WA Hills and Flat Ride - 130km - https://www.strava.com/routes/21423817

Please note that riders leaving the ride early take responsibility personally for their own safety and guidance. Once you have left the TDC organised ride, you are riding as an individual outside the responsibility of TDC training rides. Effort will be made to accompany riders that may turn early but the TDC training crew cannot guarantee that Ride Leaders will be available.

Please bring the following: 
Spare tube/gas or pump 
Phone 
ID 
Money 
If you are new to riding with Tour de Cure we insist that you: 

1. Read and commit to the TDC Etiquette document: https://tourdecure.com.au/media/1049/tdc-etiquette-guide.pdf 

2. Hold a current bicycle organisation membership; e.g. Bicycle NSW, Cycling Australia or Bicycle Network. This provides you with 3rd Party Property & Personal insurance. 

3. Ride a road bike in excellent condition (no tri-bars), regularly serviced, clip-in pedals, working front/rear lights, helmet (approved), cycling kit.

Please call/email me if you have any questions or if you are new rider to Tour de Cure. Cameron Punton, 0404 170 149 or cameron@punton.org.


Perth, Western Australia, Australia