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The Oxford to Cambridge Bike Ride 2015
Event info
Make your mark in the fight for every heartbeat and join the British Heart Foundation (BHF) by cycling 90 miles from Oxford to Cambridge. Registration is now open and spaces are filling quickly for the Oxford to Cambridge Bike Ride, which is taking place on 19 September. For one day, put aside your regular routine and unite with the nation’s heart charity and over 800 cyclists to fight back against coronary heart disease, the UK’s single biggest killer. The 90 mile route between the two rival University towns is predominantly flat and all on road through beautiful meandering countryside. The challenging ride takes cyclists out of the hustle of Oxford and through pretty villages and quiet lanes before the excitement of finishing in Cambridge.
That's going to life needlessly difficult when I want to (perfectly legitimately) filter through traffic or indeed get through my front door though...
Also Bernard Hinault, although not in P-R, injuring his knee on the cobbles in the TdF that caused him to withdraw with tendonitis that affected...
He's right: don't snitch
What jaymack said....
Where are Zebedee and Ermintrude when you want them?
Update on this: apparently it's all their Ti frames ever, except the HT Ti (no, no idea why). However, it's not transferable.
Cough *plotaroute.com*
Sympathy is the least we owe Sir Bradley for his high achievement representing Britain. It takes a bit more life experience to understand the peaks...
Anger over Cornwall Council decision to offload 19 busy car parks...
I have a Ragley Trig, which is steel, has masses of clearance plus everything needed for racks, mudguards. I have it set up with a 2x10 Campag...