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St Crispin's Day Night Ride
Event info
A stunning cycle ride through the night, past some of London’s most iconic landmarks to collect your personal bottle of unique wine from the new harvest at England’s leading vineyard.
After the bright lights of London we head West to the vineyard on the only day you can cycle backwards in time on a Century route that’s very do-able. No climbs over 5% and total climbing only around 2,000ft.
Excellent real food at the wine collection point, cake stops and bacon rolls etc at the finish as well as free photo's with the podium girls and boys!
Now in its third successful year St Crispin's Day Night Ride is a heroic adventure on two wheels!
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