Hanze 6-9-6 Netherlands (1200 or 2100km)

[aidan.f]

Don't forget that for riding in Germany, flashing lights are not allowed.
You may also want to think about stvzo compliance wrt your lighting setup.
Also bear in mind the requirements for reflectors in Germany.
Doubt RNL are policing this. But it's not an argument you want to have with German police in the middle of the night.
Plenty of time to play with and test your lighting setup.

  Looking forward to night riding where I do not have to avoid being blinded by flashit lazers of deth and/or my shadow dancing in front of me with a contrast ratio of 10,000:1 from following riders with their 1000 Lumen Chinesium suns.

I presume that RNL will publish something along the line of  'riders must comply with road regulations including stvzo lighting standards', I would like it to be made clear as I certainly will complain, firstly to the rider if the above occurs.

[Ivo]

A couple of years ago a motion was proposed from the floor at a RNL AGM proposing a ban of flashing taillights during RNL brevets. This motion was adopted unanimously.

[aidan.f]

 

[aidan.f]

Ivo, please may I ask for some additional information my bank requires to pay my registration: Business Name, Business  Address, Bank Name Bank Address.  TIA Aidan

[Zed43]

Information about the bank:

ING Bank N.V.
Foreign Operations
PO Box 1800
1000 BV Amsterdam

BIC: INGBNL2A

The account name is "Randonneurs Nederland".

[aidan.f]

Thank you!

[quixoticgeek]

You may find using wise (formally transfer wise) a lot more cost effective.

Let me know if you'd like an invite.

J

[LittleWheelsandBig]

We have been using Wise for several years and have no complaints.

[Ivo]

Information about the bank:

ING Bank N.V.
Foreign Operations
PO Box 1800
1000 BV Amsterdam

BIC: INGBNL2A

The account name is "Randonneurs Nederland".

Zed43 is an even better source of info for this question.