& Saturday 14th of May 2011
We are pleased to present the 2nd annual Bridge to Bass Hills ride. 180 riders participated in the inaugural event with many describing the experience as exceeding their expectations. Coastal and country views were stated as beautiful and the peacefulness of the Bass Hills an unforgettable feeling. A choice of 63km or 114km rides were available.
Registrations close 6.00pm this Friday The date for the 2011 ride is Saturday the 14th of May. We have slightly altered the course and added a longer ride. The choices of rides are now 68km, 108km and 148km. Other highlights of the inaugural event as judged by the riders included:
The ride begins and ends in San Remo a delightful seaside fishing village. Across the bridge is Phillip Island with all its fabulous attractions. Should you invite your family and friends along there will be plenty for them to do in the local area. Key information Bridge to Bass Hills is a recreational ride - not a race. Date: Saturday 14th May, 2011
Marshalling is 15 minutes before each ride. Start and finish: Marine Parade, San Remo, Melways reference: Page 934 J8 (2009 edition) Entries: All entries online. No entries on the day. Entries will be available until 6.00pm the evening before the ride. Course map and parking All courses begin in San Remo and head into the Bass Hills before returning to San Remo.
Refreshment stops: A number of refreshment stops have been set up for the ride. Riders will be offered tea, coffee, water, fruit, home made goodies and other suitable food. Event signage and marshals will be present on route to support your ride. Mechanical support is available on route. All participants are required to comply with Victorian road rules. Roads will be open to traffic as normal, road closures will not be in place. Cyclists in the 108km and 148km ride will have cut off times at certain points on the ride. If they are unable to meet the cut off times they will be directed by marshals to complete a shorter route.
All entries to be made prior to the day. Entries will be available until 6.00pm the evening before the ride. Online entries are now closed. Alternatively you can purchase tickets at Bass Coast Information Centres 1300 366 422 Your ticket price includes:
Questions Can I enter on the day?Unfortunately no. To help with the organisation of the event entries are not accepted on the day. Am I insured for the ride?Bridge to Bass Hills is covered by public liability insurance, but this does not cover accidents caused by individuals or other riders. It is recommended that you have personal accident insurance or medical cover along with ambulance cover, or a suitable level of health insurance. How challenging are the rides and how fit should I be?All rides will feel longer than their advertised distance due to the hills experienced. Though this is a recreational ride cyclists must be physically prepared to take on the Bass Hills. The course map and profile show the challenge of the ride. I have a question. Who do I contact?
What are the events terms and conditions?I understand that cycling on public roads is a potentially hazardous activity. Upon undertaking the event I agree I am physically fit and my bike is in sound mechanical order. For Bridge to Bass Hills I agree to wear a cycling helmet, abide by road rules, obey the directions of Victoria Police and event marshals and ride with care and consideration of others on the road. I understand Bridge to Bass Hills is covered by public liability insurance only. There is no personal insurance associated with this, so it does not cover accidents caused by myself, individuals or other riders. I agree for my image to be used by Event Support in any cycling related promotional material.
               San Remo a coastal town 90 minutes from Melbourne that offers diverse accommodation options, from caravan parks to motels and a newly opened resort. www.visitphillipisland.com www.visitbasscoast.com
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