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London to Hastings bike ride
Event info
Back for the third time, this challenging 70 mile ride starts from Crystal Palace and finishes in the historic south coast town of Hastings. Taking you through the 'Garden of England', the route leads over the North Downs and the High Weald before dipping down to finish by the sea.
Start Venue: The Terraces, Crystal Palace Park (off A214) London, SE19 2BB
Start time: 8.00 - 9.30am
Distance: 70 mile route
Adult entry fee: £20.00 (£18.50 in advance)
Official Charity: Orchid – Fighting Male Cancer
Online booking: http://www.bike-events.com/londonhastings
Contact: Bike Events c/o Alan Strawbridge – 01179 897080, alan [at] bike-events.co.uk
Thumbs down. Feels much harsher and less grip. Also wears your rims and makes a nasty grinding noise.
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