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The Great Western Sportive
Event info
The Great Western Sportive has established itself as a must do event since it's launch in 2010! A fantastic route that fits perfectly into our 'riders rides' ethos, with a full 100 mile top distance and a huge 1,000 rider capacity, This ride is big every sense! And the new May date will make this a real late spring treat!
Rolling across the ancient Ridgeway and winding through the beautiful Marlborough Downs, the route is a real treat, with broad, open roads echoing the sweep of the scenery. The folds of the Downs provide the gradients to put you to the test, but this is a ride to reward you for every challenge, not beat you relentlessly into submission. A riders ride, if you will.
The Mail demonstrating its utter irrelevance. Claiming that someone making the roads safer for everyone is a villain is perverse, warped and just...
But limiting high gear wouldn't really solve all the crashes in sprints, narrow roads, etc. Someone needs to do serious studies and statistics on...
will someone please think of the children
Would those SEKA air eyes be fairings? Or do fairings have to be on the front?
Neighbours' fear after car repeatedly rams Southampton home...
What a lovely idea, but based on very personal experience the local filth will have far more sympathy for the offender than any victim. ...
Thanks - much appreciated. ...
The non-road-tax-paying cyclist came out of nowhere. Would have been more visible with numberplates.
My dealer even said we could ask for different crank length and chainring sizes if we wanted, so we did. Spanking new Ultegra cranks and rings for...
Thanks....