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event
London to Cambridge
Event info
Date: July 3rd 2016
County: Cambridgeshire
Event name: London to Cambridge bike ride
Start Venue: Lee Valley Leisure Centre, Pickett's Lock, off Meridian Way, London N9 0AS
Start time: 7.00 – 9.30am
Distance: 60 miles
Advanced entry fee: see Bike Events website
Official Charity: Breast Cancer Now
Extra info: Come and enjoy a brilliant day out, and help raise vital funds for Breast Cancer Now. Starting from Pickett's Lock in north London, the London to Cambridge bike ride winds through beautiful countryside to the finish at Cambridge, where you'll be met with music, refreshments and massage.
For more details and to sign up online, visit: http://www.bike-events.co.uk/londoncambridge
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Twas ever thus.