Cycling: Seaview Classic from Port Macquarie to Walcha nearing approval

Paul Jobber
Updated June 14 2019 - 10:35am, first published 4:00am
Nearly there: Cyclists such as Port Macquarie's Liam Magennis could compete at the 2019 Seaview Classic. Photo: Matt Lazzarotto
Nearly there: Cyclists such as Port Macquarie's Liam Magennis could compete at the 2019 Seaview Classic. Photo: Matt Lazzarotto

IT won't be the 192 kilometres that renders your legs almost useless, it'll be the 3900 metres of elevation that does the most damage.

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Paul Jobber

Paul Jobber

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