Article about the KDRE Bev May Women's Tour by an athlete
Written by Sandra Ginever
Wednesday, 13 February 2013 22:16
Rachel Larner rode in the A Grade of the KDRE Harcourts Bev May Women's Tour over the weekend. This is her writing which she has asked for us to share, and of course as it is fantastic advertising for future tours we say "SURE" Click below for Rachel's article.
There is accommodation in Morrinsville available for KDRE Bev May Women's participants. However, due to being a weekend with other events taking place, the spaces fill up quickly now. If you need accommodation try any of these:
Morrinsville Motel Central Motor Lodge Churchills Bed& Breakfast Hangawera Lodge Oak Lane Lodge
If you have problems finding accommodation in Morrinsville, try in Te Aroha (20km) or Hamilton (30km).
Handcyclist's at Bev May Women's Tour
Written by Felix
Friday, 01 February 2013 08:25
A late change to the KDRE Bev May Women's Tour 2013 saw the addition of a handcyclist category for the first time since its inception. The organising committee got approached by a handcyclist with the request for participation. There was no reason against inclusion of handcyclists which will do the same courses as the U15/U13 riders. About six handcyclists are expected including paralympian Sue Reid.
Harcourts KDRE Bev May Women's Tour 2013
Written by Felix
Saturday, 15 September 2012 10:54
The Harcourts KDRE Bev May Women's Tour preparations are currently in full swing. The committee is just completing the final details of the courses, the tour booklet and the registration process. The website is getting updated as well. Several changes have been made to make things easier for the riders and the organisers. This should make the race days more enjoyable for all. Check back on the website for updates frequently.
Last Updated on Saturday, 15 September 2012 10:56
Article by "Roadcycling" about the Women's Tour
Written by Sandra Ginever
Tuesday, 14 February 2012 14:34
Click on the link below to read an excellent article by Roadcycling.co.nz
Click below for Rachel's article.