by Steve | Sep 3, 2022 | Cycling Adventures
TO BE IN THIS LAND I FEEL IVE BEEN BEFORE AN EASE, A RESONANCE, I RAISE MY HAND, IN THIS MAGICAL LAND OF LORE. I TURN THE PEDALS AND ESCAPE THE CITY HUSTLE I AM FREE I RISE INTO THE CLOUDS HIGHER AND HIGHER THE MOUNTAINS HUMBLE ME MY MIND, NO LONGER... 
by Steve | Mar 25, 2022 | Cycling Adventures
I arrived back in Gore after 4 am on my third night of the Tuatara 1000, there was nobody around, and the streets were so quiet, that I took some moments to take it in. It had been a long day since 5 am after leaving Taieri Mouth campground on the windswept east... 
by Steve | Feb 5, 2022 | Cycling Adventures
Sunday 23rd January 2022 and it was time to start my second Tour Te Waipounamu. I had no hesitation in signing up for edition 2, I was fully committed and was happy with how my training had gone this time. The evening before, Brian Alder, race creator and race... 
by Steve | Nov 27, 2021 | Cycling Adventures
It was somewhat of a last minute decision to enter the MegaGrind, things lined up and I had the green light 7 days before the start. I purchased some expensive airfares from Christchurch to Rotorua and got organised to ride somewhere new. Even packing my bike in my... 
by Steve | Nov 7, 2021 | Cycling Adventures
When I heard that Heath from St James Mountain Sports Events was going to organise a 24-hour mountain bike race, I was in immediately. I have done lots of 6,10 and 12HR races but never 24 hrs, so I was keen to give it a go. Having done plenty of long endurance Ultra... 
by Steve | Oct 30, 2021 | Cycling Adventures
A film by Rob Dawson documenting the inaugural Tour Te Waipounamu Bikepacking race held in February 2021. Get to experience just a little of what the racers did, out there in the wilderness of the South Island of Aotearoa. ShareClick to share on Facebook (Opens in new...
