PGMTB Club TNR... (a Day to remember & reflect) into THE NORGE!

Tuesday Night ride, into THE NORGE!
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PGMTB Club Tuesday night social ride is for those riders who deem themselves intermediate skill level / fitness and above…
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This MTB ride is the more technical and faster version of our Sunday morning social ride and is NOT available to Foundation-level or beginner riders.
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Not for the faint-hearted, the NORGE is the more raw MTB single-track experience in the Gorge – technical skills and fitness are essential here!
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Whilst daylight savings is here (and how awesome is daylight savings!), a good light / battery set-up is needed for the latter part of the ride - ideally, one light on your helmet (to see around corners), another on your handle bar.
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We’ll have an experienced local rider leading, and another at the rear of the group to ensure no-one gets lost should the bunch become elongated.
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When I say the bunch becoming elongated, I don't mean that potentially you'll become taller on the ride, but rather the bunch will elongate as the gap between the faster riders and the more casual riders opens up.
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Should this need any further explanation, don't hesitate to email plentygorgemtb@gmail.com and address to the President.
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Arrive 6:30pm for a 6:45 pm departure, typically returning about 9:15pm.
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Mountain biking, like most active sports, carries with it an inherent risk that you acknowledge when participating in this event.
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You are encouraged to become an AusCycling Member with the Plenty Gorge MTB Club, which gives you Third Party Liability Insurance as well as Personal Accident Insurance coverage.
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https://www.auscycling.org.au/membership
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November 11 in history* Wikipedia
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1867 – Female bushranger Mary Ann Bugg dies of pneumonia on the Goulburn River, aged 33.
1880 – Bushranger Ned Kelly was hanged for his crimes at Melbourne Gaol.
1918 – Armistice Day is the anniversary of the official end of World War I. After World War II, it was changed to Remembrance Day in the Commonwealth of Nations.
1930 – The Shrine of Remembrance in Brisbane is dedicated.
1934 – The Shrine of Remembrance was opened in Melbourne, 300,000 attend.
1941 – The Australian War Memorial was officially opened in Canberra.
1975 – Prime Minister Gough Whitlam is dismissed by Governor-General Sir John Kerr during the Australian constitutional crisis and Malcolm Fraser is appointed the twenty-second Prime Minister of Australia.
1981 – Harry Holgate becomes Premier of Tasmania after the resignation of Doug Lowe.
1993 – The remains of an Unknown Soldier killed in France in World War I, were interred in the tomb in the centre of the Hall of Memory at the Australian War Memorial.
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