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Wiggle Statford Tempest Sportive
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In its third year the Stratford Tempest sportive starts at the easily accessible Warwick Racecourse just off the M40. This route winds through the wonderful Warwickshire countryside in the heart of England, crossing the River Avon and a number of canals with stunning views and pretty English Villages. You will pass Coughton Court, one of the finest Tudor Houses in the Country, and the Epic route will go over Tardebigge Locks, the longest flight of locks in the UK with 30 locks. But don’t be deceived by the picturesque surrounding, the Epic has plenty of rolling climbs during the 94mile route and all riders will climb Gospel Oak Lane up past the Stratford Armoury on the way back to the Event Centre and a well-deserved rest. - See more at: http://www.ukcyclingevents.co.uk/events/wiggle-stratford-tempest-sportiv...
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I’ve had one of these since launch and don’t recognise this review of it. Yes the app is crappy (but so is the Cycliq one) and you only need use it...
Really mate?...
"people didn’t seem to get that I was joking"...
The Ed Winchester15 hrs ago User ID: 4626099 Probably went to chase the cyclist, lost them and can't now remember where it happened.
I look forward to the extensive BBC and mainstream media coverage
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Simple! Oh wait, that's India.
The media certainly contribute as do our actions. I agree it would be much better if we were portrayed more accurately.
Merci, monsieur Kappler