Start of the 2015 Grafton to Inverell Cycle Classic

SHADOWS OF GIBRALTAR: One of Australia’s most notorious cycle climbs the Gibraltar Range is Bryan Crispin’s backyard playground. The Hanging Rock Station manager will attempt the 228km Grafton to Inverell on Saturday. PHOTO: BILL NORTH

Local farmer to ride first Grafton to Inverell

THE chopping block group rides across Tindal Bridge in the early stages of the Grafton to Inverell Cyclo Sportif on Saturday, February 21st, 2015. Photo: Bill North/Daily Examiner

Grafton To Inverell Cyclo Sportif goes ahead despite weather

24th Oct 2015 12:46 PM

Grafton resident and Murwillumbah Cycle Club member Bruce Phelps gives an insight into what to expect at the start of the 228km Grafton to Inverell Cycle Classic with vision of A, B and C grade from the early stages of the 2015 edition. Video by Bill North / The Daily Examiner

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