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18-10.-2004, 06:00 AM
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Charity Cycle Ride from Rome to Paris
Hi, I'm in the process of planning a charity cycle ride from Rome to Paris next June. There should be around 7 riders and two support people in a support van.
I would be grateful of any help that you could give me especially in the areas of:- General Routes - currently put Rome and Paris in Autoroute and found the shortest distance not using any major roads. Hotels on route - preferably like Travellodges that we can pre-book in U.K. Thanks for your help. Andy. |
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11-12.-2004, 01:37 PM
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Re: Charity Cycle Ride from Rome to Paris
Why not check out our Rome to Nice ride via Sardinia and Corsica for some ideas for your route.
Good luck with your trip. Andrew. Last edited by wideopenroad : 11-12.-2004 at 01:58 PM. |
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13-04.-2005, 10:46 AM
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Re: Charity Cycle Ride from Rome to Paris
Hi!
I've done a ride from Paris to Rome. It took 4 weeks with a few days off, averaging 65 mile days. It was nothing short of amazing and beautiful and perfect. Would you be interested in knowing the route? I'm sure you could take it backwards..  Happy cycling, ELizabeth |
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14-04.-2005, 05:41 AM
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Re: Charity Cycle Ride from Rome to Paris
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Ideas have changed since the original post - see my post in the Touring Ireland section. However I would still like to know your route for possible rides in the coming years. How did you find it? Ideally, we wouldn't want to take more than 2 weeks - do you think it could still be done? Regards, Andy. |
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