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Evans Cycles RIDE IT: London Road Sportive
Event info
Back for its fourth year, we are returning to the stunning Osterley Park.
Surrounded by gardens, park and farmland, Osterley is one of the last surviving country estates in London. Now a National Trust property, with excellent transport links to London and elsewhere, we think it’ll serve as a fantastic venue for a sportive.
The route is somewhat deceiving; once we’ve left the estate we’re soon out into the countryside and leaving the city behind.
This is the first fixture on the RIDE IT calendar so will be a great opportunity to work off any festive indulgence and get the New Year off to a flying start! The Estate is a short hop from central London by tube but a world apart.
If it's a shared path they are not entitled to walk the full width now are they, they should leave a space for the many bikes to be expected...
Yes, I think it happens directly after they've filled the tank, don't know why though.
(With the possible exception of defence)
Because its probably not just a few people doing it.
Agreed, although women face additional barriers in busy places too. All the women cyclists I know report a much higher level of abusive behaviour...
He does it to make a point. As I remember from his videos he is rarely not in control of the situation. Although as it's all on shitter these days,...
It gets posted in road.cc comments around six times daily.
But if it's a bridleway or a permissive path they're within their rights to be.
This is my favourite rant - but I really dont see the point of windproof cycling clobber that isn't properly waterproof - especially for the UK. ...
Whenever I drive, which isn't much, I often wonder why other seem to just not care at all, it's like so sense and appreciation for any other human...