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Cotswold-Spring-SportiveSantini Cotswold Spring Classic Sportive open now
Easter Monday the 9th of April 2012 sees the return of the Cotswold Spring Classic this time sponsored by Italian clothing company Santini.
You can call it a Century because there's a choice of 100 kilometre and 100 mile routes and you won't need to make your decision about which until the split well into the ride.
The organiser is promising it'll be "comprehensively signed, with well stocked feed stations out on the route, motorcycle outrider support & First Aid cover from NEG MediBikes and mechanical support from Performance Cycles," and we can vouch for all this having ridden the event in 2009. Team road.cc is hoping to be back in 2012.
This event as well as all the others is in the What's On section here where we've added a cool new 'search by category' feature and you can even add your own events.
Details: cotswoldspringclassic.co.uk
As a doggist I must read that book. Yeah I'm prejudiced about dogs, some are OK, but they aren't moggies. Get over it.
I do wish you would stop calling him aresehole. Arseholes' s are very useful and necessary - imagine life without one.
Surprising to whom? Not to cyclists in Scotland ("We asked the driver, but they said they couldn't remember"). Nor those served by WMP (was it -...
I think the Irish case may well have (in whole or part) have been following the reasoning from English cases.
Fixed it.
I'm tempted by these only because of the nifty magnetic mounting system onto the Bontrager helmet I recently purchased. But I currently have a...
I imagine it will be the Ultegra C36 carbon wheels and a Deda Superzero bars/stem like in Europe. Personally I would probably pick the standard RCR...
The most effective method would be to levy a charge on parking spaces per annum on locations you want to make better use of, for example city...
Hmm, I don't know of any country myself that has hard-to-produce plates.
I'll obviously want to spend a minute to inflate a helmet every time I get on my bike, so like 2 to 5 times on a typical shopping trip....