Roller Derby #6

Brunswick Cycling Club, Fyxomatosis and Knog are proud to present round 6 of the Roller Derby at the ... Brunswick Clubrooms, Friday 27th June, starting at 6:30pm.

A fun social evening of handicapped roller racing kicking off at 6:30pm. Awesome prize packs to be won - $10 to race, spectators free. All proceeds will be donated to St Mary's House of Welcome on Brunswick St. Fitzroy, which provides targeted services, including day programs, crisis response, information, referral and social support to marginalised and homeless adults.

This month also sees the introduction of the Chooka Challenge! Ride 4 laps in under a minute on a 96" gear to add your name to the perpetual Chooka trophy, named after Daniel Ceccini Sr. who held the 4 lap record for several years.

Bring your track bike with a 96" gear (50:14) and minimum crank length 165mm.

Starts 6:30pm. $10 to race, spectators are free. Prizes from Knog/Solo.

Food and drinks will be available!

Location

The Brunswick clubrooms are located in , Harrison St. Brunswick (Melways 30 B5). Car parking is available.

See below for instructions on how to get there:

On foot or by bike

Follow Merri Ck. bike track north past CERES until you get to the velodrome. Alternatively, ride up Nicholson st, then turn into Harrison st. Continue past the church and enter by the front gate.

Public Transport

Take the number 8 Moreland tram north from Swanston St. to stop 128 (between Albion and Moreland). Walk down Donald St. and enter by the front gate.

Alternatively, take the number 96 East Brunswick tram to the end of the line (Blyth St.). Continue walking north up Nicholson St. Then follow Harrison St. past the church and enter by the front gate.

By Car

Follow Nicholson or Lygon St north to Holmes st. Turn right into Donald St. then enter by the front gate. There is plenty of parking available at the club rooms. Harrison St. is blocked to cars between Albion and Donald St., so be sure to enter via Holmes and Donald St.

Posted by fyxomatosis on 18 June 2008

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