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Prudential Ride London Cue Sheet
For those fortunate enough to have got a spot in Ride London I put together a little cue sheet for my top tube.
I know the route is closed roads and signposted etc. but it will give me milestones to mentally tick off and reminders of where the hubs and climbs are!
Distances in miles (as that's what is being used as distance markers along the route) and info on the climbs is from Veloviewer so hopefully accurate.
Feel free to download and use yourself if you think it would be handy!
If you're new please join in and if you have questions pop them below and the forum regulars will answer as best we can.
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Would this cue sheet still apply to the 2017 route? Is it still available somewhere?
I'm sure there's a download link somewhere but I can't for the life of me find it
Nevermind, I found it, for anyone else interested, it's here:
http://road.cc/sites/default/files/Ride%20London%20Sheet.jpg
Looks handy, thanks!
Most people think that Leith and Box hill are the ones to look out for, boy are they in for a shock when they reach Wimbledon. =)). Good work on the cue sheet
it may need modifying slightly, to show where the nails / thumbtacks have been put in the road though 
. Only kidding, I'm sure no one would be dumb enough to try that trick on this ride.
Very handy, thanks
Good work including the Wimbledon hill. Good little bump that, just to confuse people who think it's all flat from Box Hill
haha, yes I know! It's only short but it's a steep ramp!
Yes that is quite handy. Many thanks.