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Introduction


It is fun to do the impossible

– just like riding a 5-speed steel bike up Bukit Miku ! You can see that smile on his face!


Many riders have completed BRM200 and BRM300 earlier this year. For those who want to get an SR this year, we now have BRM400 and BRM600 in October! Both of these Brevets are open rides – you choose your own route, ride anytime in October and submit result by end of the month.


We understand that there is a time restriction for sports during this PPN period. Therefore, the team decided to extend the cut off time for both brevets:


BRM400 : 30 hours

BRM600 : 42 hours


Suggested riding plan:

BRM400 –

6am – 12am – 18 hours to complete 300km
12am – 6am – rest
6am – 12pm – 6 hours to complete 100km


BRM600 – 

6am – 12am – 18 hours to complete 300km
12am – 6am – rest
6am – 12am – 18 hours to complete 300km


Registration Fee: RM70 / brevet
ACP BRM400/600 medal (only for finishers): RM50 / piece
Submit your result latest by 31st October 2021 to be homologated by ACP.

Terms and Condition

Registration Fee

Online Registration Fee RM70.00

Submit your result latest by 31st October 2021 to be homologated by ACP.



Participants under 18 years old

PARENTAL CONSENT is required for Participants under 18 years old. We do not accept online registration for riders under the age of 18. If you are under 18, please send us an email to [email protected] Parents should be aware that this is an individual ride without leaders. Riders 16 years and under must be accompanied by a responsible adult.


Event Confirmation

By confirmation of payment, the participant agrees to abide by the rules and regulations of Audax Randonneurs Malaysia. All entries are NOT transferable nor refundable.


Event Waiver

I agree to abide by the Rules of Audax Randonneurs Malaysia. I understand that there are inherent risks associated with cycling on public roads (without road closure, marshal and direction signage) and I agree that I am entering this event entirely at my own risk and accept without exception complete liability for all and any risks and will not hold responsible nor make claim against Audax Randonneurs Malaysia and its committee members for any loss, damage or injury however caused in relation to my participation in this event.

Audax Randonneurs Malaysia
What is an Audax?Audax. Admit it, you have a vague idea of what it is but you wouldn’t stake your life on it. It’s an traditional and often hardcore cycling event – the word audax is a Latin adjective that means ‘bold or daring’. Think of the modern word ‘audacious’ and it all makes sense.Audax has its origins in Italy in the 19th Century, however it was the French who pushed the sport forward in the 20th Century and set up proper rules. Audax is a cycling sport in which participants attempt to cycle long distances within a pre-defined time limit. The challenge of Audax is not in racing. Participants cover long distances at their own speed. The organizer sets up checkpoints between the start and finish point. Generally :2-4 checkpoints for 200km (13.5 hours)3-5 checkpoints for 300km (20 hours)4-6 checkpoints for 400km (27 hours)5-7 checkpoints for 600km (40 hours)6-10 checkpoints for 1,000km (75 hours)Audax is a non-competitive sport. Success in an Audax event is measured by its completion.
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What is an Audax?Audax. Admit it, you have a vague idea of what it is but you wouldn’t stake your life on it. It’s an traditional and often hardcore cycling event – the word audax is a Latin adjective that means ‘bold or daring’. Think of the modern word ‘audacious’ and it all makes sense.Audax has its origins in Italy in the 19th Century, however it was the French who pushed the sport forward in the 20th Century and set up proper rules. Audax is a cycling sport in which participants attempt to cycle long distances within a pre-defined time limit. The challenge of Audax is not in racing. Participants cover long distances at their own speed. The organizer sets up checkpoints between the start and finish point. Generally :2-4 checkpoints for 200km (13.5 hours)3-5 checkpoints for 300km (20 hours)4-6 checkpoints for 400km (27 hours)5-7 checkpoints for 600km (40 hours)6-10 checkpoints for 1,000km (75 hours)Audax is a non-competitive sport. Success in an Audax event is measured by its completion.
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BRM400 | BRM600

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Sports Event Cycling & Bike-Riding
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Ticket Information

Introduction


It is fun to do the impossible

– just like riding a 5-speed steel bike up Bukit Miku ! You can see that smile on his face!


Many riders have completed BRM200 and BRM300 earlier this year. For those who want to get an SR this year, we now have BRM400 and BRM600 in October! Both of these Brevets are open rides – you choose your own route, ride anytime in October and submit result by end of the month.


We understand that there is a time restriction for sports during this PPN period. Therefore, the team decided to extend the cut off time for both brevets:


BRM400 : 30 hours

BRM600 : 42 hours


Suggested riding plan:

BRM400 –

6am – 12am – 18 hours to complete 300km
12am – 6am – rest
6am – 12pm – 6 hours to complete 100km


BRM600 – 

6am – 12am – 18 hours to complete 300km
12am – 6am – rest
6am – 12am – 18 hours to complete 300km


Registration Fee: RM70 / brevet
ACP BRM400/600 medal (only for finishers): RM50 / piece
Submit your result latest by 31st October 2021 to be homologated by ACP.

Terms and Condition

Registration Fee

Online Registration Fee RM70.00

Submit your result latest by 31st October 2021 to be homologated by ACP.



Participants under 18 years old

PARENTAL CONSENT is required for Participants under 18 years old. We do not accept online registration for riders under the age of 18. If you are under 18, please send us an email to [email protected] Parents should be aware that this is an individual ride without leaders. Riders 16 years and under must be accompanied by a responsible adult.


Event Confirmation

By confirmation of payment, the participant agrees to abide by the rules and regulations of Audax Randonneurs Malaysia. All entries are NOT transferable nor refundable.


Event Waiver

I agree to abide by the Rules of Audax Randonneurs Malaysia. I understand that there are inherent risks associated with cycling on public roads (without road closure, marshal and direction signage) and I agree that I am entering this event entirely at my own risk and accept without exception complete liability for all and any risks and will not hold responsible nor make claim against Audax Randonneurs Malaysia and its committee members for any loss, damage or injury however caused in relation to my participation in this event.

 
Audax Randonneurs Malaysia
What is an Audax?Audax. Admit it, you have a vague idea of what it is but you wouldn’t stake your life on it. It’s an traditional and often hardcore cycling event – the word audax is a Latin adjective that means ‘bold or daring’. Think of the modern word ‘audacious’ and it all makes sense.Audax has its origins in Italy in the 19th Century, however it was the French who pushed the sport forward in the 20th Century and set up proper rules. Audax is a cycling sport in which participants attempt to cycle long distances within a pre-defined time limit. The challenge of Audax is not in racing. Participants cover long distances at their own speed. The organizer sets up checkpoints between the start and finish point. Generally :2-4 checkpoints for 200km (13.5 hours)3-5 checkpoints for 300km (20 hours)4-6 checkpoints for 400km (27 hours)5-7 checkpoints for 600km (40 hours)6-10 checkpoints for 1,000km (75 hours)Audax is a non-competitive sport. Success in an Audax event is measured by its completion.
Event Links
http://t2u.asia/e/26059 

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