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Andrew Lighten
September 18th 03, 06:31 AM
Is anyone planning on riding in the "be active" tour next January? It's
stage 3 of the Jacob's Creek tour. The flyer I've got says that 620 people
rode it last year; was anyone here in that contingent? Any comments on
whether it was worth making the trip?

I'm planning on heading over there for a few days to ride the full 150km
stage and take a bunch of photos. It looks (and sounds) like great fun.

Might try and drag a few other people over with me too. (You know who you
are. :-))

If you haven't seen or heard about this yet, there's a bunch of info at
http://www.bikesa.asn.au/events/beactivetour.htm.

Andrew Morris
September 18th 03, 10:35 AM
You bet I know who I am!!!

I've mustered some interest with a couple of the blokes I used to ride with
at lunchtime around Albert Park Lake, but not holding a lot of faith in
them....

"Andrew Lighten" > wrote in message
...
> Is anyone planning on riding in the "be active" tour next January? It's
> stage 3 of the Jacob's Creek tour. The flyer I've got says that 620 people
> rode it last year; was anyone here in that contingent? Any comments on
> whether it was worth making the trip?
>
> I'm planning on heading over there for a few days to ride the full 150km
> stage and take a bunch of photos. It looks (and sounds) like great fun.
>
> Might try and drag a few other people over with me too. (You know who you
> are. :-))
>
> If you haven't seen or heard about this yet, there's a bunch of info at
> http://www.bikesa.asn.au/events/beactivetour.htm.
>
>

Andrew Morris
September 18th 03, 10:35 AM
You bet I know who I am!!!

I've mustered some interest with a couple of the blokes I used to ride with
at lunchtime around Albert Park Lake, but not holding a lot of faith in
them....

"Andrew Lighten" > wrote in message
...
> Is anyone planning on riding in the "be active" tour next January? It's
> stage 3 of the Jacob's Creek tour. The flyer I've got says that 620 people
> rode it last year; was anyone here in that contingent? Any comments on
> whether it was worth making the trip?
>
> I'm planning on heading over there for a few days to ride the full 150km
> stage and take a bunch of photos. It looks (and sounds) like great fun.
>
> Might try and drag a few other people over with me too. (You know who you
> are. :-))
>
> If you haven't seen or heard about this yet, there's a bunch of info at
> http://www.bikesa.asn.au/events/beactivetour.htm.
>
>

RideToEat
September 19th 03, 09:35 AM
Andrew Lighten wrote:
> Is anyone planning on riding in the "be active" tour next January? It's
> stage 3 of the Jacob's Creek tour. The flyer I've got says that 620
> people rode it last year; was anyone here in that contingent? Any
> comments on whether it was worth making the trip?
> I'm planning on heading over there for a few days to ride the full 150km
> stage and take a bunch of photos. It looks (and sounds) like great fun.
> Might try and drag a few other people over with me too. (You know who
> you are. :-))
> If you haven't seen or heard about this yet, there's a bunch of info at
> http://www.bikesa.asn.au/events/beactivetour.htmhttp://www.bikesa.asn.a-
> u/events/beactivetour.htm.



Yep it was great fun. Last time it was the 2nd stage - 140 km around the
Barossa Valley and Eden Valley incl. Mengler Hill, so it was just
brilliant. The roads aren't closed but the motorists are kind.

We were lucky cos the weather was kind to us. Every stage after that was
40 degress plus, but we got a day of mid 20s.

It's definitely worth doing. The terrain sounds interesting, a couple of
hills and a bit of unsealed road!! Also gives you an excuse to take the
bike to TDU.



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RideToEat
September 19th 03, 09:35 AM
Andrew Lighten wrote:
> Is anyone planning on riding in the "be active" tour next January? It's
> stage 3 of the Jacob's Creek tour. The flyer I've got says that 620
> people rode it last year; was anyone here in that contingent? Any
> comments on whether it was worth making the trip?
> I'm planning on heading over there for a few days to ride the full 150km
> stage and take a bunch of photos. It looks (and sounds) like great fun.
> Might try and drag a few other people over with me too. (You know who
> you are. :-))
> If you haven't seen or heard about this yet, there's a bunch of info at
> http://www.bikesa.asn.au/events/beactivetour.htmhttp://www.bikesa.asn.a-
> u/events/beactivetour.htm.



Yep it was great fun. Last time it was the 2nd stage - 140 km around the
Barossa Valley and Eden Valley incl. Mengler Hill, so it was just
brilliant. The roads aren't closed but the motorists are kind.

We were lucky cos the weather was kind to us. Every stage after that was
40 degress plus, but we got a day of mid 20s.

It's definitely worth doing. The terrain sounds interesting, a couple of
hills and a bit of unsealed road!! Also gives you an excuse to take the
bike to TDU.



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Andrew Lighten
September 20th 03, 08:16 PM
> Yep it was great fun. Last time it was the 2nd stage - 140 km around the
> Barossa Valley and Eden Valley incl. Mengler Hill, so it was just
> brilliant. The roads aren't closed but the motorists are kind.
>
> We were lucky cos the weather was kind to us. Every stage after that was
> 40 degress plus, but we got a day of mid 20s.
>
> It's definitely worth doing. The terrain sounds interesting, a couple of
> hills and a bit of unsealed road!! Also gives you an excuse to take the
> bike to TDU.

Good Stuff. Thanks for that... I'll definitely cruise over there...

Andrew Lighten
September 20th 03, 08:16 PM
> Yep it was great fun. Last time it was the 2nd stage - 140 km around the
> Barossa Valley and Eden Valley incl. Mengler Hill, so it was just
> brilliant. The roads aren't closed but the motorists are kind.
>
> We were lucky cos the weather was kind to us. Every stage after that was
> 40 degress plus, but we got a day of mid 20s.
>
> It's definitely worth doing. The terrain sounds interesting, a couple of
> hills and a bit of unsealed road!! Also gives you an excuse to take the
> bike to TDU.

Good Stuff. Thanks for that... I'll definitely cruise over there...

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