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Wiggle Fallen Leaves MTB
Event info
There probably isn’t a better way to finish your 2015 MTB season than with this awesome event that incorporates some of the best the South Downs has to offer. Based at Fontwell Park Race Course there is plenty of hard stand car parking and all the facilities riders may need, all with easy access from the A27. The two routes (32 mile Epic, 22 mile Standard) have been selected with an eye on possible late season weather condition but don’t worry there are still more than enough epic climbs and sweet descents to be had as the compact course weaves its way around the South Downs. There is something for everyone here from South Downs Way cruising to single-track shredding to challenging climbing....it’s all great riding! Back at the venue there is cake, refreshments and rewards to be had and a chance to reflect on another great ride! - See more at: http://www.ukcyclingevents.co.uk/events/wiggle-fallen-leaves-mtb-cyclocr...
As they always dress in monochrome I think of zebras as formal horses.
I don't think there is enough sarcasm available to help explain to the good Mrs Hibbard how she might go about solving this local travel conundrum.
I guess it could be quite dangerous with those narrow lanes, high hedges and poor sight lines
Thanks for the article on what was a truly striking bike.
Drive safe. Wouldn't want to be banned from Scuba activities.
Did Speed Buggy and Herbie retire to the Isle of Man? I think you mean 'scare the bejaysus out of the drivers of other passing vehicles'...
It's expensive, yes. But as a Diabetic please don't tell me or anyone that normal blood testing devices (prick your finger, get blood onto a test...
In Trafford, the vote was against the very poorly thought out temporary cycle lanes so a lawyer to gets one's own way, hopefully would fail....
What a fantastic final it was to watch.. watching MVDP fly over the top of the Poggio and then the 'supergroup' of Ganna, Wout and Pog chasing was...
I think it might have something to do with the long wheelbase cargo bike and huge trailer, all being rather heavy, making jinking left or right on...