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https://www.touroftasmania.com/

    http://www.gtrevents.com/touroftasmania.html
    The Tour of Tasmania is one of Australia’s oldest and most prestigious national tours. First raced in 1930, the tour showcases picturesque Tasmanian terrain with sweeping plains, epic climbs and coastal courses that challenge Australia’s most promising young riders and set the stage for the Summer of Cycling.

Eudaimonia Tasmanian Cycling Tours

    https://tasmaniancyclingtours.com/
    Eudaimonia Tasmanian Cycling Tours offer tours from a 2hr beach ride to multi-day adventures around Hobart and surrounds. Whether you’re in Hobart for a conference, on holiday or maybe you made a special trip just to ride your bike (we wouldn’t blame you) then let us take you on our favourite roads, stop at our favourite cafes and have a ...

Herald Sun Tour cancelled for 2021 Cycling

    https://www.sbs.com.au/cyclingcentral/article/2020/08/22/herald-sun-tour-cancelled-2021
    The men’s race is the second oldest stage race that runs to the present day, with the Tour of Tasmania the only multi-day race with more longevity. The Jayco Herald Sun Tour will not be run in 2021.

Tour of Tasmania

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tour_of_Tasmania
    The Tour of Tasmania is a cycling road race contested annually in Tasmania, Australia.Created in 1996, the race formed part of the calendar of the Union Cycliste International from 1997 to 2002. The race was not contested the 2001, 2003 and 2004, it reappeared in 2005, but was not integrated with the UCI Oceania Tour.

Tasmania Cycle Tour — AllTrails Bicycle Tours

    https://www.alltrails.com.au/tasmania-cycling-tour-2021
    Dates: Stage One (East), 6 - 17 Feb 2021 (11 nts) Stage Two (West), 17 - 28 Feb 2021 (11 nts) Distance: 639km (East) 697km (West) Average Daily: 80km (East) 77km (West) Bike Type: Road bike preferred – hybrid ok Ebikes: Welcome Surface: Sealed roads Terrain: Undulating with some hills Group Size: Approximately 20 Accommodation: Quality motels, hotels, farm stays and exclusive lodges

Bike Tours - Tasmania

    https://tasmania.com/tours/bike-tours/
    Tasmania is a mecca for mountain biking or road cycling. Stay active on your journey and breathe in some of the freshest air on the planet while you’re at it. Stay active on your dream vacation! Choose from among these exclusive bike tours that will exhilarate and excite you.

2020 Tour of Tasmania

    https://cycling.org.au/act/2020-tour-tasmania
    Cycling Australia is the national administrative body responsible for the sport of cycling in Australia. Select state: Australian Capital Territory. News. Events. ... Events 2020 Tour of Tasmania. STAY UP TO DATE. Our free newsletters provide the latest cycling news and events direct to your inbox. Subscribe. Principal Partners. Major Partners.

Timedresult.com

    http://www.timedresult.com/
    2020 Tour of Tasmania. Start Date: Dec. 9, 2020 End Date: Dec. 13, 2020

Tour of Gippsland

    http://www.gtrevents.com/tourofgippsland.html
    The Tour of Gippsland returns to the region from in 2021. Event update from the Tour of Gippsland In recent weeks, the Tour of Gippsland management team, GTR Events and Cycling Australia, have constantly and carefully been following the ongoing and changing COVID-19 environment, including reviewing advice provided by the Australian and ...

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