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Kinesis UK Surrey Hills Gravelcross
Event info
*Rescheduled from 4th March*
The Surrey Hills Switchback Gravelcross is an awesome ride, in one of the south’s cycling hotspots!
Based in the ever popular Surrey Hills, the Switchback is a blast from the word go! Head out into the hills on a mixed course featuring the best of the magnificent network of back lanes, fire roads and tracks that this prime cycling destination has to offer! And of course, we will keep you fuelled and on track with the full package of organisation and support that you can rely on at CX Sportive Series events!
The full course option for the Switchback is an intense 70km, with almost 1,300m of climbing packed into that distance. It's a fantastic ride, whether you're on a gravel bike or MTB!
Weird. I went there a few weeks ago and all I saw was a cycle lane and plenty of free parking provision next to it, no keeerrraazy wiggly lines....
¿¿¿How is it possible to get the rear triangle in upside down??? Some people are just plane stupid.
Is it any good? Pros/cons, any issues?
On that last point, the company has already gone under and he couldn't get the app to talk to the bike....
I suspect a different poster - our consistently unlucky (yet somehow surviving) wheelchair user never had anything good to say about cyclists!
That's a very good point, I remember once speaking to somebody who had volunteered in Gaza as a medic who said that the vast majority of the...
It isn't the first time BC has avoided sending riders to events, even when there have been riders with potential.
That's part. My bike was stolen from behind a locked door - in fact that just gave them a nice workspace as the lock was bypassable and the bike...
All part of the UK fetid toxic culture of social media and driver-centric anger against people trying to ride a bicycle.
...."To the public and to all intents and purposes, e-bikes and those bikes which do not conform to EAPC regulations are indistinguishable: two...