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London to Paris Bike Ride
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Join the London to Paris Bike Ride with More Adventure! This classic journey between two capital cities will take you through the garden of England, across the English Channel, through quaint French towns and medieval forests to the fabulous city of Paris.
It’s a wonderful feeling heading down the Champs Elysees on the final stretch with the Eiffel Tower looming ahead! This is a fantastic group cycling experience, whether individually, with friends or raising money for charity. Book your place now!
You can find al the information at http://www.moreadventure.co.uk/overseas-trips/london-to-paris-bike-ride/
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All the manufacturers are non-American!
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This tragic case just makes me more concerned about the attitudes of some drivers now. Just last week, while cycling home from work (at about...
In the eyes of an idiot like you? No worries.
Don't be daft sir, it's not the twelfth of never yet!
To be fair, if I had that photo I'd be posting it everywhere too.