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In its place of modern two-wheelers, riders race antique bicycles called penny-farthings by way of the streets of Evandale. With one large wheel in front and a much smaller one in back, penny-farthings (also regarded as “ordinary bicycles” in Britain and as “highwheelers” in the US) started to be popular in the 1870s and 1880s as the first mass-produced bicycle. They were also the first models to be raced in Australia.

The National Penny Farthing Championships continue the tradition unblinking with a number of tem xe may racing events held even though the annual Evandale Village Fair, the 30th anniversary of which will always held on 25 February this year. The championship itself involves four raises the temperature of of one-mile laps. Most riders female just as they would in any contemporary bike (xe may) horserace, sporting helmets for safety and Lycra outfits for full acceleration, but the bike must resemble those consumed in the 19th Century, even if it is created from modern materials. The front wheel need to be at least 44 inches in diameter and need at least 60 spokes, a minimum size typical of the era.

Riders can remain competitive in the costume fight by shower up in 1880s-era outfits for the afternoon parade and a number of casual races are presented almost everywhere in the day. The Novice Race gives first-time racers the chance to contest two laps; the Obstacle Race demands riders to go, ride and offer their bike more than 100m,tem and the Slow Race rewards the cyclist who could take the longest to road 25m.

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