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Dare 2b Yorkshire Festival of Cycling
Event info
Set in the magnificent grounds of Harewood House, near Leeds, the Dare 2b Yorkshire Festival of Cycling will be a celebration of all things two wheeled. The 3-day festival will give cycling fans the opportunity to see the Tour de France first-hand as it passes through the grounds of Harewood House, one of the great houses of England, during Stage 1 (on Sat 5th July 2014) from Leeds to Harrogate.
In addition, the festival will offer led rides to watch the race from the best vantage points on both Stages 1 and 2 in Yorkshire. Visitors can also enjoy the Tour action on big screens within the grounds.
Participation events include Led Rides, Time Trials, Team Time Trials, Family Fun Rides, Womens Only Events, Enduro Events and Off Road Duathlons delivered by Human Race, the UK’s largest mass-participation events company.
I think you've hit the nail on the head there. There is stuff that's as good, if not better, much cheaper.
And yet regardless of that engineering point, it would still be more room than the majority of motorists give cyclists....
I can foresee Kask's PR department getting busy in response to this....
So it was a gang dispute not an attack on (e)bikers.
You have to be a right sweaty betty to corrode an aluminium stem to that level. It doesn't appear to be cracked though, that's just the paint...
Can we agree that a manufacturer refusing to sell you a component if your bike isn't good enough means we've finally reached peak bike snobbery? ;¬...
Possibly. The one-way charge was only about £80 on top of the normal charges, which is a lot less than I've come across in the US for an equivalent...
That's my cue, I believe......
Came to this late; nearly posted the same!
Ah but they're only best practice in NL! The UK is a completely different country. We have different laws, hills, narrow streets, weather, people...