TT ya legs off

Like to get down low & go-go-go?

2007 Calendars are up; Check it: http://www.atta.asn.au


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JayWoo

JayWoo Wrote:
Like to get down low & go-go-go?

2007 Calendars are up; Check it: http://www.atta.asn.au

I'm there! TT bike for the flat and not so hillys, and the
featherweight for the up up and away ones!


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gplama

JayWoo wrote:
Like to get down low & go-go-go?

2007 Calendars are up; Check it: http://www.atta.asn.au



Well I've already registered for the 16km on Good Friday and
the 40km champs in March. Might try and do a hilly this year
although my build is more suited to going down hills. Oh to
be 18 and as skinny as a rake again.

DeF

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gplama Wrote:
I'm there! TT bike for the flat and not so hillys, and the
featherweight for the up up and away ones!

Anyone know whether there are any aero helmets approved for use in
Australia? Cycling Australia insist on the AS sticker for road time
trials that are not UCI classified... I'm still trying to find out
whether Triathlon Aust have the same rule (I don't think so, according
to the rules and regs document on the website)

Ritch


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ritcho

ritcho wrote:
gplama Wrote:

I'm there! TT bike for the flat and not so hillys, and the
featherweight for the up up and away ones!


Anyone know whether there are any aero helmets approved for use in
Australia? Cycling Australia insist on the AS sticker for road time
trials that are not UCI classified... I'm still trying to find out
whether Triathlon Aust have the same rule (I don't think so, according
to the rules and regs document on the website)

Ritch



I think Trialthon Australia insists on having the sticker except in the
case of an Ironman race where the helmet must be approved by a country
which has a "sister " organisation to Triathlon Australia.

Friday

DeF wrote:
.. Oh to
be 18 and as skinny as a rake again.

DeF

But you are, its just a large rake