Elite Mens ACT State Endurance Champion Ryan Koroknai alongside former NPDCC champion Jim Veal of Vikings Cycling Club
NPDCC History
A New Club With An Old Jersey
Every cycling club is built on it’s heritage and foundations. Without these strong pillars, our cycling clubs would not stand the test of time.
1912, Before the start of the 25 Miles Open Road Race, Dandenong Road Oakleigh opposite the Brick Works (Source: State Library of Victoria)
Oakleigh - Dandenong Road Race: Source: Argus (Melbourne, Vic.), July 16, 1928, 9)
Images from Forty Years of Australian Club Racing: The Dandenong Cycle Club, 1908-1948
Noble Park Dandenong Cycling Club, based in Melbourne’s south east in Victoria is no different.
Noble Park Amateur Cycling Club Shield
Phil Stevens at Dunblane Road Track
We are proud to present to you the club’s new team kit. In fact we have not changed much, only incrementally.
"Springvale Youth Expo 1968" with NPDACC members Tony Lamb, John Evans. Original photograph supplied by Phil Stevens
1970s Victorian Schools Championships — with Bessie Height and Ian Moby Seamons
Noble Park and Dandenong Amateur Cycling Club Letterhead
Noble Park Dandenong Cycling Club jersey circa 1990s
The iconic 1960s two green bands on a plain white jersey, the old Noble Park Amateur Cycling Club ( NPACC ) shield of the 1940s and the founding dates of the two cycling clubs in our region, NPACC & Dandenong Cycling Club, 1946 & 1908 respectively.
Noble Park Dandenong Cycling Club Inc. Shield
Noble Park Dandenong Cycling Club Jersey Front
Noble Park Dandenong Cycling Club Team Kit
Noble Park Dandenong Cycling Club Jersey back
Noble Park Dandenong Cycling Club Team Kit 1
Noble Park Dandenong Cycling Club knicks
Thank you to Luke Mascioli’s Visual Creations for 2020 NPDCC photos
NPDCC Debut at Blackburn Cycling Club Australia Day Carnival
NPDCC is proud to have their first ever team represented at the Blackburn Cycling Club Australia Day Carnival. The carnival consisted of a scratch race, motor pace, handicap (heats and finals), madison and elimination. Ryan Koroknai and Max Blackwood took to the track in A and B grade respectively.
Both riders had a successful day picking up 2nd in the combined A and B grade 80 lap madison, taking out maximum points in the first two sprints. Ryan was also able to podium in the motor pace, elimination and Bessie Poole handicap final.
Congratulations on a successful day and thank you to all who came to support. Special thanks to Giramondo Sportswear for providing such fine skinsuits at such late notice!
Photo credits to OGaram and Chris Star