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09-06.-2003, 10:31 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2003
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London to Brighton
Does anyone have any tips about doing the London to Brighton cycle ride this sunday? I have never done it before and wondered how sensible it is to do if you don't have an 'official' place. I've heard its ok just to turn up at Clapham Common but is this true? Also, any idea what time to get there??!!
I saw from another post that it should take 3-4 hours which isn't too bad! Thanks for any info/advice... |
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15-06.-2003, 08:02 AM
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Late in the day I offer reassurance. Judging by last year, the official/non-official riders are split roughly 50/50; plenty just turn up for the craic and closed roads. I'm joining friends who are not 'serious' cyclists at Tooting Bec @ 9am. Without numbers we'll join the throng and get to Brighton soon after lunch.
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