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Kinesis UK Surrey Hills Gravelcross
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The Kinesis UK Surrey Hills Switchback Gravelcross: An incredible summer adventure ride!
The Surrey Hills Switchback Gravelcross is an awesome ride, in one of the south’s cycling hotspots!
This is an awesome ride! Proper summer gravelcross, mixing up dirt tracks, forest trails and gnarly back lanes for some fast, dry, dusty riding! The Switchback makes to most of the Surrey Hills to create a fantastic, on pace open hill endurance ride, perfect for gravel, CX or fast MTB.
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!
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