Interesting format, that may produce great dot watching, with the relay teams of four. And they are restricting the numbers as well.
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Bearbonesnorm
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Relay? Teams? I assume that will also mean a level of support? Doesn't seem very bikepacky?
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They go solo in four stretches, city to city, so not a relay like RAAM. More of a shorter bike packing experience.
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Makes more sense now ScottThey go solo in four stretches, city to city, so not a relay like RAAM. More of a shorter bike packing experience.
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Yeh, freemantle to Adelaide, Adelaide to Melbourne, Melbourne to Canberra, Canberra to Sydney. Each leg done as an unsupported solo ride with 20km before and after the change over allowed as a joint non draft ride with next legs rider
No over all time limit and no stipulated rest/stop times.
Certain mandatory hi vis and lighting requirements
Entry requirements include at least one 800km bikepacking trip under your belt.
No over all time limit and no stipulated rest/stop times.
Certain mandatory hi vis and lighting requirements
Entry requirements include at least one 800km bikepacking trip under your belt.