2 fully signposted routes to choose from: 70 miles and 50 miles. This event supports Bikes4Africa - getting children in Africa to school by bike!
The Cotswolds is well known for its beautiful countryside, gentle wolds, with river valleys, water meadows, beech woods and sleepy limestone villages. A mix of flatlands, rolling hills and sharp escarpments makes this area very special for bike rides such as the JOLE RIDER SPRING COTSWOLD SPORTIVE.
The event is centred on The Bike Shed, a unique cycling emporium and the charity JOLE RIDER's base. The Bike Shed is located just half a mile from the historic market town centre of Tetbury. Tetbury is known for its boutique shops, independent cafes and unique historic buildings. The town is also rapidly becoming Gloucestershire's centre of cycling.
All riders who complete their chosen challenge and sign in at all Feed Stations will be entered into a prize draw to win a holiday in Mallorca.
There is also a Team prize for the Team which rides the combined most miles on the day
Can't that be resolved with different gearing though? (Smaller chainring)
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It's a Brexit level of over-simplification the idea that car parking charges and retail prosperity are connected.
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It's probably in Romania by now, or Poland, but a picture would certainly help, size too?
Sounds like spam... which bike was used for the kit, please at least post pictures with the end result.
He needs a good lawyer......
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I have read people commenting before about not having a camera on your helmet as it will give you injuries....