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Temora Weekend Saturday 29Th to Monday 31St July 2017 Sunrise 07:03 / Sunset 17:27 Temora Weekend Saturday 29th to Monday 31st July 2017 Sunrise 07:03 / Sunset 17:27 Organiser: Kevin Linnett 50 Laurel Street, Albion Park Rail NSW 2527 Phone: 02 4257 6830 Mobile: 0413 745 547 Email: [email protected] Start Time: Flexible starting time from 5:00am to 9:00am. Specify your starting time on your registration or by email, otherwise it will be assumed that you are starting at 7:00am. Please allow at least 20 minutes prior to your starting time for sufficient time for administrative purposes, and light/clothing checks. Start Location: Bob Aldridge Park, Crowley Street, Temora (400m south west of McDonalds) Finish Location: Start location Page | 1 AUDAX Ride - Temora Weekend 2017 Ver 17.2 13/07/17 Lighting: Audax lighting rules apply for all rides that commence before sunrise or have a maximum time limit that extends past sunset. This usually applies to rides that are up to and over 200km. There will be an inspection prior to commencement of the rides. Lighting rules can be viewed on the Audax website by follow the links below. Lighting: http://www.audax.org.au/public/images/stories/Documents/lightingrequirements.pdf Reflective Vest: http://www.audax.org.au/public/images/stories/Documents/reflectivegarments.pdf If you wish to be exempt from the lighting rule, please check that your starting time is after sunrise and the maximum allowed ride time falls before sunset. Registration: Please use the Audax online system for registration. The default closing time is on Wednesday, 3 days prior to the weekend of the event. Entry Fees: It is preferable that you make payment using the online system; however, payment can be made on the morning of the ride. Audax or Cycling Australia members $6 (please bring your membership card). Non-members $16 (includes a $10 temporary membership surcharge which is required for insurance purposes for that day of the ride). Brevet Cards: If collection was not made on the day of your ride, please post them to my address specified at the start of this document as soon as possible. Audax Australia tries to process Brevet Cards within two weeks of the ride. Post Ride: Your brevet cards will be processed after the ride and sent back to you. Page | 2 AUDAX Ride - Temora Weekend 2017 Ver 17.2 13/07/17 Food and Services This information has been presented as a guide and accurate on 22nd June 2017. All these towns have hotels where munchies can be obtained but no certainty of their closing times which usually happens when the patrons leave. Ariah Park Ariah Park Cafe Sat 8am - 8pm 6974 1041 Sun 9am - 2pm Mon-Fri ?? Barmedman Coffee & Cakes Monday Closed 6976 2458 Tue-Sun 9am-4pm Metro Petroleum Sat 7am - 9pm 6976 2899 Sun 7am - 7pm Weekdays 6am – 9pm Forbes Cafes and service stations open most days but usually close by 9pm BP Service Station All days 5am - Midnight 6852 2245 Caltex Service Station All days 6am-10pm 6852 1054 McDonalds All days 5am – 10pm 6851 4540 Gooloogong Post Office / Handy Mart Sat 7:30am - Noon 6344 8371 Sun 8am – 11:30pm Week 7:30am – 5:30pm Grenfell Many cafes and other town services open. Mobile Service Station Fri-Sun 6am - 9pm 500m off course (top of Main St) Mon-Thu 6am - 8pm 6343 2385 Enhance Grenfell Service Station Fri-Sun 5am - 9pm 600m off course (top of Main St) Mon-Thu 5am - 9pm 6343 2482 Quandialla West Weddin Store Sat 10am - 2pm 6347 1333 Sun No a/h Bill 0498 641 742 Week 9am - 5pm Bland Hotel Sat 12noon – 8:30pm 6347 1253 Sunday No Page | 3 AUDAX Ride - Temora Weekend 2017 Ver 17.2 13/07/17 Stockinbingal Water in the park The Tinn Shed Sun 8:30am - 3pm 0422 837 156 Temora Cafes and service stations open most days but usually close by 9pm McDonalds All days 6am - 11pm 6978 1792 Page | 4 AUDAX Ride - Temora Weekend 2017 Ver 17.2 13/07/17 Routes for the Temora Weekend 2017 Saturday Page 50km Temora Aviation 50 .................................................................................................. 6 100km Temora Ariah Park 100 ............................................................................................ 8 200km Temora Quandialla 200 ......................................................................................... 10 300km Temora QB 300 Temora Quandialla 200 .................................................................................. 10 Temora Trungley Hall 100 .............................................................................. 19 400km Temora Forbes 400 ............................................................................................... 12 600km Temora FAP 600 Temora Forbes 400 ........................................................................................ 12 Temora Stockinbingal 100 .............................................................................. 17 Temora Trungley Hall 100 .............................................................................. 19 Sunday 50km Temora Dirnaseer 60 ............................................................................................. 15 100km Temora Stockinbingal 100 ..................................................................................... 17 200km Temora Ariah Park 200 Temora Stockinbingal 100 .............................................................................. 17 Temora Trungley Hall 100 .............................................................................. 19 Monday 100km Temora Trungley Hall 100 ..................................................................................... 19 200km Temora Grenfell 200 .............................................................................................. 21 Page | 5 AUDAX Ride - Temora Weekend 2017 Ver 17.2 13/07/17 Temora Aviation 50 Important Information: This ride has no services for its entirety Lighting: Necessary only if starting before sunrise Checkpoints: Temora at around 50km Food & Water: No food is available on this route. No water is available on this route. Route Map: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/8209005 Page | 6 AUDAX Ride - Temora Weekend 2017 Ver 17.2 13/07/17 Temora Aviation 50 Leg Dir Type Notes Total → Right Turn right onto Polaris St 0.2 Turn right onto Burley Griffin 0.9 → Right Way/Mirrool Rd/B94 1.1 Turn left onto Tara Bectric Rd (signs for 10.1 ← Left Coolamon) 11.2 4.8 → Right Turn right onto Old Wagga Rd 16 3.1 ← Left Turn left onto Burley Griffin Way/B94 19.1 1.3 → Right Turn right onto Old Wagga Rd 20.4 4.5 → Right Turn right onto Thanowring Rd 24.9 Turn right onto Barmedman 15.6 → Right Rd/Goldfields Way/B85 40.5 2.8 ← Left Turn left “onto Dairy Rd” 43.3 0.6 ← Left Turn left onto Trungley Hall Rd 43.9 0.6 → Right Turn right “onto Teal St” 44.5 1.6 → Right Turn right onto Bundawarrah Rd 46.1 1 → Right Turn right onto Chifley St 47.1 Chifley St turns slightly left and 1.1 ← Left becomes Glassop St 48.2 0.2 → Right Turn right onto Deutcher St 48.4 0.4 ← Left Turn left onto Trungley Rd 48.8 0.5 → Right Turn right onto Kitchener Rd 49.4 0.5 ← Left Turn left onto Crowley St 49.8 CKECKPOINT ‐ TEMORA Page | 7 AUDAX Ride - Temora Weekend 2017 Ver 17.2 13/07/17 Temora Ariah Park 100 Lighting: Necessary only if starting before sunrise Checkpoints: Barmedman at around 66km Temora at around 100km Food & Water: Food and water is available at Ariah Park (34km) and Barmedman (66km). Route Map: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/14813217 Page | 8 AUDAX Ride - Temora Weekend 2017 Ver 17.2 13/07/17 Temora Ariah Park 100 Leg Dir Type Notes Total → Right Turn right onto Polaris St 0.2 Turn right onto Burley Griffin 0.9 → Right Way/Mirrool Rd/B94 1.1 Turn right at the 1st cross street onto 33.2 → Right Mary Gilmore Way 34.2 1 ↑ Straight Continue onto Coolamon St 35.2 0.8 ↑ Straight Continue onto Ariah Park Rd 36 4.3 → Right Turn right to stay on Ariah Park Rd 40.2 10.4 ↑ Straight Continue onto Mary Gilmore Way 50.6 14.2 ↑ Straight Continue onto Loftus St 64.9 0.4 ← Left Turn left onto Robertson St 65.2 Turn right onto Barmedman 0.5 → Right Rd/Goldfields Way/B85 65.7 Turn right at the 1st cross street onto 0.1 → Right Barmedman Rd/Queen St/B85 65.8 CKECKPOINT ‐ BARMEDMAN 36.2 → Right Turn right onto Grey St 102 0.3 → Right Turn right onto Crowley St 102.3 CKECKPOINT ‐ TEMORA Page | 9 AUDAX Ride - Temora Weekend 2017 Ver 17.2 13/07/17 Temora Quandialla 200 Lighting: Mandatory Checkpoints: Barmedman at around 66km Quandialla at around 136km Temora at around 200km Food & Water: Food and water is only available at Ariah Park (34km) and food & water at each checkpoint. Route Map: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/5189760 Page | 10 AUDAX Ride - Temora Weekend 2017 Ver 17.2 13/07/17 Temora Quandialla 200 Leg Dir Type Notes Total → Right Turn right onto Polaris St 0.2 Turn right onto Burley Griffin Way/Mirrool 0.9 → Right Rd/B94 1 Turn right at the 1st cross street onto Mary 33.2 → Right Gilmore Way 34.2 1 ↑ Straight Continue onto Coolamon St 35.2 0.8 ↑ Straight Continue onto Ariah Park Rd 35.9 4.3 → Right Turn right to stay on Ariah Park Rd 40.2 10.4 ↑ Straight Continue onto Mary Gilmore Way 50.6 14.2 ↑ Straight Continue onto Loftus St 64.8 CKECKPOINT ‐ BARMEDMAN 0.5 ← Left Turn left onto Barmedman Rd/Queen St/B85 65.4 0.5 → Right Turn right at Goldfields Way 65.8 0.1 ↑ Straight Continue onto De Boors St 66 0.9 ← Left Turn left onto Barmedman‐Grenfell Rd 66.9 56.1 ← Left Turn left to stay on Barmedman‐Grenfell Rd 123 0.2 ← Left Turn left onto Quandialla Bimbi Rd 123.2 13 ← Left Turn left onto Second St 136.2 CKECKPOINT ‐ QUANDIALLA 0.3 ← Left Turn left onto Margaret St 136.5 0.1 → Right Turn right onto Glasson St 136.6 0.5 ↑ Straight Continue onto Morangarell‐Quandial Rd 137.1 16.4 → Right Turn right onto Barmedman‐Grenfell Rd 153.5 2.3 ← Left Turn left onto Stockinbingal Morang Rd 155.8 5.3 ↑ Straight Continue onto Morangarell Rd 161 31.2 → Right Turn right onto Milvale Rd 192.3 5.6 ↑ Straight Continue onto Loftus St 197.9 1.5 → Right Turn right onto Crowley St 199.4 CKECKPOINT ‐ TEMORA Page | 11 AUDAX Ride - Temora Weekend 2017 Ver 17.2 13/07/17 Temora Forbes 400 Lighting: Mandatory Checkpoints: Barmedman around 66km Grenfell at around 156km Gooloogong at around 202km Forbes at around 254km Quandialla at around 341km Temora at around 405km Food & Water: Food and water is available at the checkpoints.
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