Granfondo Colnago - Italy 5th Sept 2010 - Licence to ride?
Karl2010
Posts: 511
Anyone going to this? Or have you been?
I realy want to get as much experience as possible this year doing some profesionaly organised rides, races, & long distance's. I want to test myself on differant terrains, and in differant climates, and against other riders.
I realy fancy having ago at this. (see link below)
http://www.granfondocolnago.com/regolamento-en.html#15
It states on thier web site that:
"It is MANDATORY to have a regular permission to practice cycling to take part to the Granfondo Colnago course"
Anyone know what this means? And where get i get permission? Does it meen i need a licence? Are there any other rides like this where you need a licence?
I was also thinking of "The 175km Tour Of Britain" in the South West.
Any help or advice would be appreciated.
thanks
Karl
I realy want to get as much experience as possible this year doing some profesionaly organised rides, races, & long distance's. I want to test myself on differant terrains, and in differant climates, and against other riders.
I realy fancy having ago at this. (see link below)
http://www.granfondocolnago.com/regolamento-en.html#15
It states on thier web site that:
"It is MANDATORY to have a regular permission to practice cycling to take part to the Granfondo Colnago course"
Anyone know what this means? And where get i get permission? Does it meen i need a licence? Are there any other rides like this where you need a licence?
I was also thinking of "The 175km Tour Of Britain" in the South West.
Any help or advice would be appreciated.
thanks
Karl
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you'd be better off asking this in the sportive forum fella - this is the road race forum....0
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cheers mate. just posted in there.
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It normally means a medical certificate from your doctor.
You used to be able to use a British Cycling racing licence for a lot of events abroad, but the organisers then realised you don't need a medical for a BC licence, unlike a lot of EU governing bodies.0
