Have you ever fancied yourself as a jersey winner at the Tour of Britain? Well, you may not have been in the peloton at the start of the pro event as it got underway on Anglesey today - but thanks to points competition sponsor Chain Reaction Cycles, you can race for one during each stage of the eight-day race.
The Chain Reaction Wattbike Challenge will be located in the expo zone at the end of each stage, and will be looking for the rider who sets the fastest time over 250 metres on the stationary bike each day, the winner receiving a jersey.
The expo area will also feature bikes from Northern-Ireland-based Vitus, including the Vitesse Evo road bike ridden by the An Post-Chain Reaction team in the race.
To encourage fans to get into the spirit of the race, the online retailer will also be giving away cowbells and clappers at the finish as well as running competitions through local press.
Lok out for some exclusive behind-the-scenes blogs from Chain Reaction here on road.cc throughout the week-long race.
And don’t forget, if you’ve entered our Fantasy Cycling competition for the national tour, you can win a Vitus Zenium Disc road bike supplied by Chain Reaction.
Full details of the race including spectator information can be found on the Tour of Britain website.
Aviva Tour of Britain 2015
Stage 1 Sun 6 Sep Beaumaris, Anglesey to Wrexham, 177.7km
Stage 2 Mon 7 Sep Clitheroe to Colne, 159.3km
Stage 3 Tue 8 Sep Cockermouth to Floors Castle, Kelso, 216km
Stage 4 Wed 9 Sep Edinburgh to Blyth, 217.4km
Stage 5 Thu 10 Sep Prudhoe to Hartside, 166.2km
Stage 6 Fri 11 Sep Stoke-on-Trent to Nottingham, 192.8km
Stage 7 Sat 12 Sep Fakenham to Ipswich, 227.4km
Stage 8 Sun 13 Sep London stage presented by TfL, 86.8km
Very parochially, I've still not forgiven Pearson's for abandoning their roots by leaving Sutton.
Warner Bros makes 8 year term agreement... withdraws after 4 taking the whole thing down....
If he has a birthday coming up…
That may well be so but in this specific case following the link to the article the first paragraph states "A "devastated" owner of a bike shop in...
Kind of like the idea but feel it is getting a bit too much into "Enemy of the State"...
At that weight a lot of care must have (hopefully) been taken to make sure the metal is thick enough where it needs to be e.g. where the seatstays...
ALAS!...
Just go to Aliexpress and buy your electric pump from there from a middleman who is much closer to the factory, and charges a noticably lower markup.
Sorry to hear this, it could be due to a diesel spill. I sometime see vehicles that have been filled to the brim and then it as it turns a corner...
I am not as confident as you on this one. At best ... I hope it would not be counter-productive....