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Dragon Ride 2019
Event info
Returning for its 16th year, get ready to take on one of the most iconic sportives in the UK, the Dragon Ride. New for this year, we are pleased to announce, Vitus has signed as the headline sponsor for Dragon Ride Sportive. The partnership brings together two powerhouses of the cycling world, combining on shared values and a true love for everything to do with bikes.
Starting from Margam Park, Port Talbort, South Wales, the Dragon Ride takes a tour of the Welsh countryside, tackling the rolling hills of the Brecon Beacons and the surrounding landscapes.
The four different route options showcase incredible scenery, and the wild and rugged beauty of the Welsh landscapes; from sweeping descents to challenging climbs, this event can cater for beginners through to the most avid cyclists.
Pavement parking...
That's just how it starts. It's the thin end of the wedge.
What scenario?
Haven't you just proved there that letting in all those cyclists does cause congestion?...
That's the key I think, even my nine-year-old Di2 battery only needs recharging about once every 1500 miles, which for me is about once every two...
Wasn't disputing it, ferdeen. I'd just meant that the media is full of "little old lady waits 96 hours for an ambulance after falling down stairs"...
Is it just me or are taxi drivers getting younger and younger? https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/uk-world-news/police-stop-boy-14-driving-8106787
Bit cheeky at that price expecting you to assemble them yourself though. I'll get me coat
https://www.itv.com/news/westcountry/2022-03-06/jason-donovan-gets-kebab-from-jason-donervan-in-bristol
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