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Ride The Lakes - Cumbria - September 2019
Event info
Ride the Lakes follows roads ridden by the pros in Britain's biggest professional bike race - Tour of Britain. The ride sees the cyclists traverse the Lake District from south to north, culminating in a summit finish on Whinlatter Pass. The climb features as one of several tough ascents in our sportive route, along with the aptly named The Struggle.
There are 3 route options:
Family Route - 12 Miles (on the day entries only)
Medium Route - 75 Miles
Long Route - 100 Miles
Website: https://go.evvnt.com/369945-2?pid=5274
Prices:
Long Route - 100 Miles Ride: GBP 28.0
Medium Route - 75 Miles Ride: GBP 28.0
Category: Sports / Leisure | Cycling
Time: 7:00 am - 4:00 pm
Venue Details: Kendal Rugby Union, Shap Road, Kendal, LA9 6NY, United Kingdom
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Also it's the BEST stand around for glueing and mounting tubs. It's the stand I've used for about 7 years.
When did hangings ever deter crime?
Can we bring the discounts back please?!
Given that Castelli is also the name of a type of grape used to make wine, it seems perfectly appropriate.
I have a steel tourer with cantis and an aluminium winter bike with long drop brakes. Both are suitable for light touring, but if I were to lose...
Kind of scraping the barrell here...
For anyone else choosing to use one, they're a bit of a disgrace. You know who you are....
I won't have it! It's the tip of the iceberg A sliver of the full scope The peeling of the first layer of onion Just scratching the surface.