2019 Australian 3 Day Vintage Enduro

[Slakewell]

Great to see more of these types of events being put on

[80-85 husky]

im going to sneak down and remove that rock that got me

[GMC]

im going to sneak down and remove that rock that got me

You might want to take a Bobcat with you and fill in a couple of gullies as well

[80-85 husky]

no problems with gullies in march geoff...but i wont be able to see "Ayers" in the dust so he has to go!

[GMC]

Supp regs should be out in a week or so and then we can release a lot of the finer details for the event.

Promo clip
https://player.vimeo.com/video/310234429

[GMC]

Supp regs now out and entries now open
More details on the VERi website

http://www.verivinduro.com.au/90/a3ve

[VERi]

Work is coming along nicely with most of the four loops more or less mapped out. All loops are being put together specifically for vintage bikes, with interesting trails that won't be too difficult. At this stage we anticipate the longest loop will be approx 66 km in length. There will be at least one special test per loop, and a fuel dump will stationed at one of these. The longest distance to ride between fuel supplies will be about 44 km. 

Please note that it's worth getting entries in early to take advantage of the early-bird fee, plus work areas are being allocated by order of entry.

[80-85 husky]

just filling out the form now...

[VERi]

Don't forget that there are classes for over 60 year olds in the V2, V3 & V4 divisions of the A3VE. No doubt these classes will be just as competitive as the other ones! We hope that as many more "experienced" riders as possible will take part in this event.

[Tex]

Overseas riders who hold a current FIM competition licence can compete in the A3VE. To this end, Motorcycling Australia has created an INM – 490/41. Such riders would need to notify their own governing body before competing. Further questions about international riders competing at the A3VE should be directed to the Club Secretary via email – [email protected]

Tex

[NSR]

Entered. Going to be a good one. Huge thanks to Drakie for the chance to race this pretty little jigger.




   

[80-85 husky]

just noticed this in the regs.." no gap between the rear sprocket and the chain guide, " How does a std 84 husky chain guide go in this regard??

[bigk]

Same rule for classic MX. You must not be able to get your fingers between the chain & sprocket at the bottom (coz that's what happens while you're riding, wtf!). Your Husky is not compliant (most vintage bikes are not). Easy fix, about 1/2 hour's work & $10 for some alloy plate & a couple of bolts if you want to do it properly, or 3 minutes if you use an ice cream container lid & a couple of zip ties (got just about every bike through scrutineering at the 2017 Classic MX titles after MA put the rule back in the MoMS). Finding an ice cream container lid in the parc ferme may not be so easy though. I have plenty of photos of bikes which have been done but don't know how to load them on here.
K

[80-85 husky]

right .. ill deal with it

[VERi]

UK import Tim Embleton raved about the 2018 Blackwood Vinduro course, which features as the first loop of the upcoming A3VE.

"I didn't know forest like this existed here! This is amazing! The variety of the terrain exceeded my expectations. Great trails, well marked too. I can't wait for the A3VE."

Don't miss the ride of the year, and get your entries in before March 8 to catch the Early Bird discount.