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Evans Cycles Watlington Sportive
Event info
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CONTACT & TICKETS:
http://www.evanscycles.com/pages/rideit-watlington-sportive-ride-5th-july-2015
Ideally situated in the Oxfordshire countryside, this ride will explore the Chilterns and it'll soon become obvious why it's an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The route will throw up a great selection of climbs to attack and plenty of fast descents to complement. The natural gradients of this area make for a demanding ride that will challenge riders from start to finish. Efforts will however be rewarded with panoramic views across the English countryside, quiet roads and High5 fuelled feed stations to get you to the end. As will all RIDE IT events, there will be a selection of route lengths and friendly staff throughout.
Sorry can't be arsed to read what you've written there, I'm sure it's very interesting though, keep up the great work?
It is interesting you mention the "elderly", yes that is often a reason made when it comes to "cycling on pavements" and even proposed shared...
Rochdale is a deeply unpleasant town to cycle around, let alone walk. It's full of terraced streets chock full of parked cars. Massive 20th...
I've found from my unscientific survey of five sets of bibs and biblongs that some of the simplest pads are the best for me. So I've found a pair...
Bikehike is good, but for all my routes both cycling and walking I use Komoot which is pretty good.
Temporary impairment of value or usefulness is enough: https://www.cps.gov.uk/legal-guidance/criminal-damage
Surely, that should be: They would have.
In Scotland they put you on probation for that. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/glasgow_and_west/7095134.stm
For a start, staggered bollards are recommended against in the National Guidelines - because a straight approach and path through is required....
Just hoppit with your humour.