This charity cycling sportive just got a whole lot better and will offer riders old and new a fresh cycling challenge! With three great routes on offer, you can expect some challenging terrain on this bike ride as you cycle to raise funds to help sick babies and children. Three route options take you on a journey through the quiet lanes of Somerset including the spectacular Cheddar Gorge and Wiltshire where the undulations have you in and out of the saddle like a yo-yo!
The Brunel Flyer (formerly the Bath 100) offers a 40 mile Cool route that is ideal if you’re new to cycling or haven’t had time to train. Our Classic 61 mile route is more challenging and the 100 mile Champion route is ideal for experienced Sportive riders.
Expect a great day in the saddle with the Action Medical Research team on this cycling event with first class support throughout the day.
https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/bristol-news/cameras-installed-outside-bristol-schools-9777626...
I think a 'Safety car' is warranted, and shouldn't be hard to implement - though we are talking about the UCI, so there's the possibility of them...
Unfortunately most of the time that the riders are at the top of the track they are not perpendicular to the track surface so the barrier would...
Like Pogacar needs an aero advantage. He literally could win anything on 2 wheels, the rest of us can splash out £15k and pretend.
I suspect the confusion has come from here....
Because it doesn't say "must" so everyone can just happily ignore it ...
Can Rod Liddle and Matthew Parris account for their whereabouts in the days before this incident?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IANwb_qT1gg
Is there any indication that it's actually intended for bike parking, though, as opposed to just some random thing that someone decided to lock a...
Have to disagree on the category "Anything made from an old bike part". I have a wallet and a phone case made from old tubes by Velo Culture, and...