Moor to Sea Sportive has run since 2012 and it’s back for 2024. We’ve moved it to Sunday and a slightly later date to ensure quieter roads.
There’s a choice of three routes: The Inspire (short) route is 34 miles (54 km) with approximately 2,300 ft (700 m) of ascent. The Challenge (medium) distance route covers 64 miles (103 km) with approximately 5,700 ft (1,700 m) of ascent. Or there’s the Extreme (long) route which covers 110 miles (180 km) with almost 10,000 ft (3,000 m) of ascent including gradients up to 20%. Full details of the routes can be found further down this page.
The Extreme & Challenge routes also include a KoM / QoM Segment Challenge on the iconic Haytor Hill Climb.
Not sure - https://www.carbonbrief.org/analysis-how-uk-winters-are-getting-warmer-a...
Yet more pro-cycling news for the media to ignore! I'm especially looking forward to the 24/7 blackout imposed by the BBC.
I ride quite a bit in Italy too, and the drivers are every bit as dangerous as in the UK. Close passing is terrible....
GCN did some stuff on a very similar looking 'Cross' branded bike starting back in August. They played it mostly for laughs (of course) but there...
Wow! I find it hard to understand sometimes - but I guess I'm woke now....
That's probably the point - they don't want you to have the standard colour scheme - they want you to pay for a custom one.
There's no way this design is lighter than a conventional design of equivalent strength.
Your criticism is specious. Road.cc has never purported to be a site that covers racing of any sort in any detail. They leave it to other sites....
If you're buying a commuter bike, then there is nothing wrong with them. However, the Synapse was a World Tour race winning bike not so long ago...
"There are also surely questions to be answered as to how this was ever classed as an ‘active travel’ scheme considering how short the cycle lane...