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I am confused upon which membership i am required to purchase. I am 21 but have never done any cycling races before, but wish to begin races asap. Can someone please advise me which membership to get.
Thanks Matt.
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Postby vander » Thu Jan 12, 2012 6:59 pm
If you want to do road races and crits not just TTs you need the Gold race one. You should be in the U23 catagory. Usually people sign up through a club (I think you might need to) so maybe jump on your clubs website and check out how to do it there.sponge wrote:Hey
I am confused upon which membership i am required to purchase. I am 21 but have never done any cycling races before, but wish to begin races asap. Can someone please advise me which membership to get.
Thanks Matt.
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Re: Joining Cycling Australia
Postby sogood » Thu Jan 12, 2012 7:01 pm
You need 'Gold Race' membership.
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Re: Joining Cycling Australia
Postby sponge » Thu Jan 12, 2012 7:19 pm
Thanks mate
i wasn't sure if i needed the U23 or elite.
Yer i plan to sign up for parra cycling club.
i wasn't sure if i needed the U23 or elite.
Yer i plan to sign up for parra cycling club.
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Re: Joining Cycling Australia
Postby Enricopalazzo » Fri Jan 13, 2012 4:38 pm
Most local clubs have websites which explain the process pretty clearly.
Also I recommend using the online registration for cycling Australia as there paper form application is a joke and will take months before you actually receive your license( not saying you cannot race in the meantime).
I assume you are not in Adelaide, but have a read of Norwood cc website which explains what you need to do
Norwoodcc.on.net
Also I recommend using the online registration for cycling Australia as there paper form application is a joke and will take months before you actually receive your license( not saying you cannot race in the meantime).
I assume you are not in Adelaide, but have a read of Norwood cc website which explains what you need to do
Norwoodcc.on.net
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