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The Wrong Way Back - Day 2 - Porlock to Bude - 74 miles 6884 feet of climbing.
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Day 2 - Porlock to Bude - 74 miles 6884 feet of climbing.
The Wrong Way Back follows a 550 mile route starting in Wincanton, Somerset (UK) and heads north to Porlock where the route then heads down the north coast to Lands End. The route then heads back from Lands End along the south coast to Weymouth, Dorset (UK). The final day the route takes riders up to Portland Bill before heading back inland to Wincanton.
The 550 mile route is ridden over 8 days and riders will climb a few hills along the beautiful but brutal South West UK's Coastline.
TWWB is a physically and mentally tough challenge, however riders who have taken part in the last 3 events has come back for more.
Please note this is a multi day event and you can only sign up for the full 8 days.
I'd charge high income offenders with the cost of their imprisonment. If it's income from assets charge them twice.
And presumably you don't have as much media over there stoking the divisions and encouraging the view of cyclists as "other"?
Article on the BBC - "thousands" demand halt: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c6296300l05o
I presume that Lime bikes are dockless? So, how would Lime be able to stop someone just leaving the bike anywhere at all?
There is an increasing 'disconnect' between comments in this topic and reality. Cords are either all cotton or mostly cotton and are going to last...
There are people out there who will make you the belt out of your old tyre.
Furry dice and an air freshener for your helmet.
Ah yes, those are hopefully not the 'master craftsmen' that has constructed a wide range of shoddy Italian cars and motorbikes over the years with...
If it sounds too good to be true...
A SuperSix is definitely not an all-rounder....