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Cambridge 100 / 50 bike ride
Event info
Enjoy the spring sunshine with this fantastic ride back for a second year! Starting and finishing on the outskirts of Cambridge, the ride takes you north through Cambridgeshire, Lincolnshire and towards the Norfolk coast with a choice of 100 mile or 50 mile routes. There will be plenty of refreshment stops along the way making this an enjoyable day's cycling to raise money for the Prostate Cancer Research Centre. The 100 mile route features chip-timing and web results so after the event, you can see your overall time and average speed along with the opportunity to compare your time with your friends.
Start/Finish Venue: Impington Village College, New Road, Cambridge, CB24 9LX
Start time: 7.00 - 9.00am
Distance: 100 mile, 50 mile route
Latest Comments
- A V Lowe 3 sec ago
Does no one check your copy before publishing?...
- matthewn5 16 min 52 sec ago
A friend in my cycling club has a new Ribble Allroad, I think the model with 105, and when I asked how he was finding it (before reading this...
- Rendel Harris 25 min 57 sec ago
Well yes but that's if you're looking at an equation x = n x 3 where n is any number less than 5. If you're looking for a number that is three...
- check12 1 hour 43 min ago
Get them back? They've never gone away for me, cheap tdf winning bikes on eBay with rim brakes and cheap rim brake aero wheels, just don't tell...
- Simon E 2 hours 26 min ago
It used to be called Buy Nothing Day as a protest against the the Black Friday discounting madness. The constant BF adverts, promos and stuff...
- chrisonabike 4 hours 42 min ago
Apologies - you're quite right! Something about presentation and comprehension...
- wtjs 5 hours 2 min ago
You can find out whether they're lying about 'taking action' by asking them what they actually did. When they refuse to tell you, citing various...
- chrisonabike 9 hours 47 min ago
Also don't forget - Sustrans are a charity *....
- chrisonabike 9 hours 59 min ago
Yes ... but (just due to the large numbers of people affected) this likely would only proceed in the UK at a very ... cautious ... pace....
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Agree there is no mention of the results on the bikeevents website, however they are up and published here:
http://www.racetecresults.com/results.aspx?CId=61&RId=95
I enjoyed the event very much although the totally flat terrain leads to a pretty unrelenting effort. You can make it as hard or not as you like though.
Well done to all completing!
Rode this today.
The route was excellent, avoiding busy roads and meandering through the Cambridgeshire, Suffolk and Norfolk countryside.
Weather was nice, and the start location seemed professional and organised, with chip timing and helpful staff.
However they have sadly yet to publish the results/times, and it is not even obvious where those who have entered can find them.
Refreshment stops mean that you can refill your bottle with water and buy food. I'd like to see some sugary fluids/sweets provided for free, even if more substantial food is paid for.
I guess that improvements to either would make the event more acceptable, but I couldn't recommend it as it is.